Highlights of Tarot Booklet

by Paul Foster Case

A valuable reference for all serious students of the Tarot. It includes a brief history of the Tarot, a discussion of its design as a system of spiritual development, and a synopsis of the meanings of the 22 Major Arcana. The fourteenth edition is the first to include coloring instructions for both the Major and Minor Arcana.

Genres: Spirituality, Esoterica

72 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[AL · Rating 4 out of 5]

Basic tarot info that accompanied the uncolored BOTA cards with simplified instructions for coloring and divination. A mere hint of the brilliant teachings of Dr. Case.

[DaCane · Rating 5 out of 5]

Insightful and different! Another worthy read for sure! Another one I would say, “ Don’t ask, just read!”

[Taliesin Mcknight · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very good book for anyone interested in a deeper, esoteric examination of the tarot. This booklet goes with and supplements the BOTA tarot. So, if you get this book, you will also need to purchase the BOTA tarot deck. This is a sort of quick summary of some of the Builder of the Adytum's esoteric meanings of the cards. Anyone who wants to learn deeper spiritual work with their tarot cards should consider joining the BOTA. Their website is www.bota.org. I highly recommend it to anyone. If you purchase the BOTA tarot deck, you will be coloring your tarot deck, and this book comes with coloring instructions. Of course, if you join BOTA, this will be done at a certain point in your lessons. I am a member of the order and love it, but i personally disagree with some of the "traditional" tarot history it gives in the teachings as well as this booklet. That's my only issue. I would highly recommend this booklet and the BOTA tarot deck. Also, anyone seeking to learn esoteric aspects of tarot should seriously consider joining BOTA. Again, their website is www.bota.org. LVX.