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He will not let you memorize generic keywords. Instead, he included practical hands-on exercises for learning and working with the tarot. It will deepen your relationship with the cards.
Therefore, I believe this is one of the best tarot books for beginners on the market. You won’t regret buying this bookwhen you are just looking out to start with tarot and want a solid introduction. The Easiest Way to Learn Tarot—Ever – Dusty White VIEW PRICEDo you want to have fun learning to hear what your cards are saying to you from day one? Then The Easiest Way to Learn the Tarot-Ever!!is the perfect book for you! Don’t be fooled by the lightened irreverent tone of the author. Power Tarot, while not going as in-depth into the history of the cards as I would have preferred (which is great for beginners), does a very clear and concise summary of the use and origin of the tool. By mastering the 21 different methods, you will make progress to move from a beginner to an intermediate tarot reader. Holistic Tarot: An Integrative Approach to Using Tarot for Personal Growth – Benebell Wen VIEW PRICE
Even if you’re not into the idea that tarot can predict the future, reflecting on card imagery, meanings, and associations is a great way to get in tune with your inner self. In this hefty book, Wen gives an overview of the tarot’s history and links to other esoteric practices. She also provides guidance on how you can use tarot for personal growth. But while we love to learn, sometimes it can lead to overwhelm. With so many options available, how do you know what to choose? Where should you spend your energy, time, and money? Listen to the Podcast here. Modern Tarot : Connecting with Your Higher Self through the Wisdom of the Cards, by Michelle Tea Kitchen Table Tarot is the result of years spent sitting down with friends and neighbors who had questions about the Tarot. Melissa Cynova has heard all of the questions and misconceptions that can confuse people, and she wrote this book as a guide through those questions and experiences. Modern Tarot by Michelle Tea uses this book to explain how Tarot in the modern day can be used as a tool to help you connect deeper with your higher self.My latest book Intuitive Tarot is your fun, practical guide on the Tarot journey. In just 31 days, you’ll be able to read Tarot with confidence and trust your inner wisdom. Certainly, not the least book on my list is Tarosophywritten by Marcus Katz. The book features a collection of all the knowledge and wisdom Katz has gained upon 30 years of studying, reading, researching, and teaching tarot. He successfully combined academic rigor with practical experiences. Through step-by-step guides, Advanced Tarot Secrets will show you how to use advanced techniques and industry secrets to become one of the top Tarot readers in the world. Within this book, you will learn many high-level techniques.
As a more advanced Tarot card reader, this book will amaze you with the theoretical discussions and advice for reading Tarot that this book provides you. With over 500 illustrations and plenty of different spreads to learn about, this book is a must-have for any Tarot reader. Tarot Correspondences: Ancient Secrets for Everyday Readers In this book, you will be guided through a brief history of Tarot, an introduction to Tarot spreads, and plenty of references to mythology and esoteric traditions that advanced Tarot readers are sure to love.
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Before you spend hours searching for your next guidebook, read this list of the top 10 best Tarot books. The Top 10 Best Tarot Books The Ultimate Guide to Tarot Card Meanings, by Brigit Esselmont Throughout this book, you will be introduced to each court card’s personality and archetype and learn how to read them like a professional. You will find court cards less mysterious and more understandable by giving you actionable and easy-to-follow techniques, spreads, and interpretations. Through the exploration of our chakras and analysis of our thoughts, feelings, and actions in combination with hands-on exercise, meditations, guided readings, and different Tarot spreads, you can use the powers of the Tarot and chakra healing techniques together to feel more spiritually aligned. Tarot and astrology are intrinsically linked, and it’s actually really cool to study how these two tools of divination connect. Although I am more of a tarot reader than an astrologer, I understand the importance of finding the ways these two fields overlap. Corrine Kenner’s Tarot and Astrology: Enhance Your Readings with the Wisdom of the Zodiac is a great place to begin your studies of the tarot and astrology. In clear prose with ample examples, Kenner will take the fear out of applying astrological principles to your tarot reading. This is truly one of those topics where you could spend a lifetime specializing in just the study of advanced tarot and astrology, but Kenner helps you start that journey by discussing beginning, intermediate, and advanced topics, like the planets, horoscope signs, and reading a horoscope spread or chart with tarot fundamentals. Tarot Made Easy by Kim Arnold is a great place to start if you want detailed guidance on reading and interpreting Tarot cards.
Through simple and practical exercises, you can utilize pathworking, meditation, different Tarot experiments, and games in your favor to bring your intuition and reading skills to the next level. Tarot: No Questions Asked: Mastering the Art of Intuitive ReadingShe will help you start your journey by discussing both the tarot and astrology basics, the cards’ archetypal symbols and imagery, the twelve signs of the zodiac, and the planets. Holistic Tarot is a guide for using Tarot for personal development. With a little something for everyone, the book is designed for use by new and advanced Tarot readers. After you read this book, you will no longer be playing in the small game when it comes to reading Tarot, as your accuracy, intuition, and expert techniques will make you a master Tarot reader. Holistic Tarot: An Integrative Approach to Using Tarot For Personal Growth
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