The Tarot Workbook
The Tarot Workbook provides a fascinating overview of the Tarot -- including the history of the Tarot, the meaning of the individual cards of the Major and Minor Arcana, the symbolism of the four elements (Fire, Water, Air, and Earth) and the special qualities of the four suits (Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles). The Tarot Workbook also explains how to deal and read the cards in well-known formats like the Celtic Cross, the Gypsy Spread, the Three Aces Spread and the Seven Card Spread.\...
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The Tarot is one of the most fascinating of all Western mystical traditions and has been used for centuries for divination, meditation and visualization.The Tarot Workbook provides a fascinating overview of the Tarot—including the history of the Tarot, the meaning of the individual cards of the Major and Minor Arcana, the symbolism of the four elements (Fire, Water, Air, and Earth) and the special qualities of the four suits (Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles).The Tarot Workbook also explains how to deal and read the cards in well-known formats like the Celtic Cross, the Gypsy Spread, the Three Aces Spread and the Seven Card Spread.Special features of The Tarot Workbook include:Descriptions, interpretations, reverse meanings, and self-development lessons for every card in the Tarot deck Interactive workbook exercises for every chapter “Yes” or “No” readings for self-reading Love and friendship readings Meditations and “pathworking” visualizations for the Major Arcana Practical advice for Tarot readersThe Tarot Workbook is useful not only for beginners but also for those already familiar with the Tarot who wish to further explore and enrich their personal understanding of this wonderful tradition.
\ \ \ Introduction\ 8\ \ \ \ Overview of contents\ \ \ \ \ Taking the Tarot further\ \ \ \ Chapter 1\ The History of the Tarot\ 10\ \ \ \ Popular decks\ \ \ \ \ A diversity of motifs\ \ \ \ \ Artistic styles of the Tarot\ \ \ \ \ Linking the Tarot and the Kabbalah\ \ \ \ \ The Tarot and Western magic\ \ \ \ \ Extending the links\ \ \ \ Chapter 2\ Beginning the Tarot Journey\ 18\ \ \ \ Choosing your deck\ \ \ \ \ Protecting your pack\ \ \ \ \ Staying true to yourself\ \ \ \ \ Learning to relax\ \ \ \ \ Keeping a Tarot journal\ \ \ \ Chapter 3\ The Structure of the Tarot\ 24\ \ \ \ The symbolism of numbers\ \ \ \ \ The four elements\ \ \ \ \ The Tarot suits\ \ \ \ \ Combining the elements\ \ \ \ \ The Court cards\ \ \ \ \ Finding a Significator\ \ \ \ \ The mythic cards\ \ \ \ \ The Tarot and astrology\ \ \ \ \ The Tarot and the Kabbalah\ \ \ \ \ Placing the Tarot on the Tree of Life\ \ \ \ Chapter 4\ The Cards of the Major Arcana\ 44\ \ \ Chapter 5\ The Cards of the Minor Arcana\ 88\ \ \ Chapter 6\ Classic Tarot Spreads\ 144\ \ \ \ The Celtic Cross Spread\ \ \ \ \ The Gypsy Spread\ \ \ \ \ General hints for interpreting a spread\ \ \ \ Chapter 7\ Personal Tarot Spreads\ 154\ \ \ \ The Three Aces Spread\ \ \ \ \ The Intuitive technique\ \ \ \ \ The Seven Card Spread\ \ \ \ Chapter 8\ Love and Friendship Readings\ 160\ \ \ \ Using the Three Aces Spread\ \ \ \ \ Co-reading\ \ \ \ \ Tarot for Two\ \ \ \ Chapter 9\ Tarot Meditations and Visualizations\ 168\ \ \ \ Pathworkings\ \ \ \ \ Developing your visual perception\ \ \ \ \ Visualizing the symbolic colors of the Tree of Life\ \ \ \ \ Developing spiritual awareness\ \ \ \ \ The mythic pathways of the Tarot\ \ \ \ \ Choosing between meditation and pathworkings\ \ \ \ \ Using your journal\ \ \ \ Chapter 10\ The Responsible Tarot Reader\ 180\ \ \ \ Personal conduct\ \ \ \ \ Fear and personal responsibility\ \ \ \ \ Karma and free will\ \ \ \ \ Fate and destiny\ \ \ \ \ Further Reading\ 184\ \ \ \ Acknowledgments\ 185\ \ \ \ Glossary\ 186\ \ \ \ Index\ 188\ \ \ \ Quick Reference Guide\ 192\ \
