Books on Tarot

[Built To Last]

I've started to develop an interest in Tarot and I just bought a Rider-Waite Deck. I'm looking for an in depth interpretation of the cards, including symbols, origins, and meanings. Any suggestions?

[mudhut_madonna]

Keep it to yourself?

[Dionysus]

http://www.corax.com/tarot/

[Nachismo]

A intro to Tarot & the Major Arcana: http://perdurabo10.tripod.com/id35.html

[ArmsMerchant]

The booklet that comes with the deck isn't sufficient?

I use the Robin Wood deck, and the booklet seems quite adequate.

[Built To Last]

Originally Posted by ArmsMerchant

The booklet that comes with the deck isn't sufficient?

I use the Robin Wood deck, and the booklet seems quite adequate.

Eh, I found the booklet lacking in any meaningful explanation. Any particular reason you chose the Robin Wood deck?

[sexually vulnerable CPR dummy]

"A Complete Guide To The Tarot" by Eden Gray. This book is all you'll ever need.

Long live Pamela Coleman Smith!

[ArmsMerchant]

Originally Posted by Built To Last

Eh, I found the booklet lacking in any meaningful explanation. Any particular reason you chose the Robin Wood deck?

I liked the pagan orientation.

[sepht]

I have my dragon tarot deck and it has been good to me in giving me advice and things to contemplate whenever I ask.

I keep it nice and cozy in a pine box along with a solid silver liberty dollar and my dog's baby teeth. It knows I respect it so it does it's intended job.