Produtos de tarô

by Luna Blanca, Shawn Aveningo

Both a reference work and a textbook, Luna Blanca’s Tarot Book includes card interpretations and instructional chapters. Illustrated with black and white images of all 78 cards from the previously unpublished Tranquil Willows deck, this text compares images from several decks to reveal a range of interpretations for each card.

by Joan Bunning

Learning the Tarot is a complete course on how to use the tarot cards for personal guidance. The 19 lessons in the course cover the basics and then move gradually into more advanced concepts. Exercises and sample responses for each lesson help you learn and practice. For simplicity, only one easy layout is used throughout the course - the Celtic Cross Spread.

by John Mangiapane

For nonexperts who want simple answers to their pressing questions on life, love, work, and the future, this unique approach to Tarot is the most accessible introduction ever. Author John Mangiapane discovered his special method of reading the cards after years of teaching experience, and it’s both practical and appealing. Begin by meditating on the cards and recording what they say to you.

by Marcia Masino

The mystery and appeal of a tarot deck has fascinated people for centuries. For anyone who has ever wanted to know a little – or a lot – about tarot, this best-seller is the definitive reference book. Whether you identify with the Queen of Cups, the Hermit, the Magician or the High Priestess, there are messages here for everyone!

by Josephine Ellershaw, Ciro Marchetti

Created especially for beginners, the Easy Tarot kit is the easiest way to learn to read Tarot cards. In the Easy Tarot Handbook, author Josephine Ellershaw shares tips, shortcuts, and time-saving techniques gained from more than thirty years of experience reading tarot cards.

by Mark McElroy

Is there a Queen of Pentacles or a Fool in your future? What does the Empress card have to say about your career, your relationship, or your weekend plans? Discover the answer to these questions and many more in the Absolute Beginner's Guide to Tarot -- a fun and fascinating guide to the deck Trends Journal calls "America's most popular form of do-it-yourself therapy"

by Lorri Gifford

Now you can connect to The Divine while learning the Tarot through this 90-day program that provides the tools to tap into your intuition. The Tarot and stories told within the cards are magical and can apply to your personal, everyday experiences. Through this plan, the images depicted on your favorite Tarot deck will provide an overview of current stories taking place in your life right now, and when combined with Divine Guidance, can provide transformation to a more fulfilling existence. The daily lessons are broken into three sections: Getting to Know Yourself (days 1 through 14), Getting to Know Your Cards (days 15 through 75), and Sharing the Messages You Receive (days 76 through 90).

by Rachel Pollack

This lavishly illustrated book is the ultimate guide for everyone interested in the history and practice of Tarot. Learn how to explore your subconscious and enhance your spiritual development. Topics include: • How to read and interpret the cards • Tarot astrology and numerology • Games that can be played with Tarot cards

by Weiser Books

Learning the Tarot is a complete course on how to use the tarot cards for personal guidance. The 19 lessons in the course cover the basics and then move gradually into more advanced concepts. Exercises and sample responses for each lesson help you learn and practice. For simplicity, only one easy layout is used throughout the course - the Celtic Cross Spread. Learning the Tarot focuses in detail on the actual process of discovering meaning in the cards.

by Que Publishing

Is there a Queen of Pentacles or a Fool in your future? What does the Empress card have to say about your career, your relationship, or your weekend plans? Discover the answer to these questions and many more in the Absolute Beginner's Guide to Tarot -- a fun and fascinating guide to the deck Trends Journal calls "America's most popular form of do-it-yourself therapy".