Tarot Basic Waite - Symbole, Schlüsselbegriffe, Deutungen: Set mit Buch und Original-Tarotkarten von Waite & Smith

by Evelin Bürger

If you're looking for a way to read Tarot just for yourself, let these acclaimed experts show you how, with their imaginative approach to Tarot reading that has proved the fastest-growing new technique all over the world in the past decade. This new method goes beyond looking for 'recipes' for creating readings for others, eliminating tedious rules about how to shuffle and pull cards, needless limits on what kinds of questions to ask, and rigid rules on how long a given interpretation is valid. Instead, you discover how to use all the common types of Tarot cards to bring a bit of 'dream world' into your life so you can take creative breaks for reflection on your personal goals and needs.

Genres: Tarot, Nonfiction, Paranormal, Spirituality

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Will · Rating 4 out of 5]

‘Het leven is te kort voor slechte duidingen.’

(Echt een goed boek om de kaarten met alle symbolen te leren lezen!)

[Kelsey · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good basic book for beginners! They focus on the most popular card decks and give you the meanings of the cards and pictures. However, I wished they focused less on what the Waite and Crowley cards show and what the pictures on them mean, because the deck the book comes with is neither Waite or Crowley. Still, very helpful for beginners like me!

[Amelia · Rating 3 out of 5]

got this with a pack of cards. Honestly this book is kinda hard to follow

[Suzette Banick · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very informative with different views and interpretations. A good starting point.

[Jerrod · Rating 5 out of 5]

Descriptions of the major three: Ride-Waite, Thoth(Crowley-Harris), and Marseilles decks. As it claims to be basic it cannot be faulted for lacking occult nuances.

[Darkmond · Rating 2 out of 5]

Eigentlich nicht so gut, aber ich habe hier 4 Auslagen übernommen, also war es doch was wert.

[Ying · Rating 2 out of 5]

I bought a pack of tarot cards on a whim when I walked past them last week. Then when I saw this at the library, I thought I’d give it a go. I like the many options for spreads that are provided, but the introduction is a lot of fluff that doesn’t say anything, and each page of interpretations was also in that vein. The heading of each card does not necessarily match the description well, and the interpretation are so long-winded, it’s like the authors were confunded when they wrote them, or in more likelihood, tried to cover every possible interpretation which ended up being nonsensical, despite the best intentions. The tiny booklet that came with the tarot cards was much more helpful. Not recommended.