Introduction to Tarot

by Susan Levitt

Introduction to Tarot offers a comprehensive guide with detailed explanations of both the Rider-Waite© and Crowley Thoth decks—the two best-selling tarot decks of all time. This beautiful four-color book is richly illustrated with every card from both decks as well as artwork from other popular decks. This book includes instructions for understanding tarot structure and symbolism, basic and advanced card spreads, numerology, court cards, and other tarot topics. This is a book that will inspire both the novice and the seasoned reader to delve deeper into the meaning of tarot.

Genres: Tarot, Nonfiction, Magick, Metaphysics, Coffee Table Books, Spirituality

246 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Belinda]

Wonderful insight into the Tarot. I would recommend this lovely book to anyone who is interested in furthering their knowledge into this beautiful light of divination.

[Helen Colquett]

If you have ever had just a curiosity in Tarot, this is a fantastic to book that covers pretty much all the introductory things. It gives the history of tarot, description on all cards, and some spreads to work on. I knew little to nothing about tarot and may have just bought a deck after finishing this…

[Zachariah]

I've wanted to learn tarot since I was a kid. It has the vagueness I expected but I don't mind. My deck is made of pagan kitty cats so I'm always happy with my reading.

The Hanged Man card is a cat who has clawed up the curtains and is now hanging upside down.

[Tenisha]

One of the best beginner tarot books I have come across, and the only one I've found that discusses the meanings of both RWS and Thoth decks. Highly recommended to anyone interested in learning.

[Bill Smith]

I did not truly finish the book, but I came to realize like some books for me this is more of a reference book than one I need or should simply read. It is a good book to have for that purpose.