Tarot 17 Book Bundle

2) The Ultimate Guide to Tarot(493 pages)-A comprehensive book that serves as a complete resource for those interested in learning about Tarot cards and how to use them for divination and self-discovery. The book covers various aspects of Tarot, including the history of Tarot cards, the meanings and symbolism of each card in the deck, different Tarot spreads and layouts, and practical tips for conducting Tarot readings. It also provides guidance on how to develop intuition and interpret Tarot cards in the context of personal growth and spiritual practice. With its accessible writing style and informative content, "The Ultimate Guide to Tarot" is suitable for beginners as well as experienced Tarot enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding of this ancient form of divination.

3) The Voynich Manuscript(209 pages)-A mysterious and undeciphered text believed to have been written in the early 15th century. Named after Wilfrid Voynich, the rare book dealer who acquired it in 1912, the manuscript is written in an unknown script and features elaborate illustrations of plants, astrological diagrams, and human figures. Despite centuries of study by scholars, linguists, and cryptographers, the manuscript remains unreadable, and its origin, purpose, and authorship continue to puzzle researchers. The Voynich Manuscript has sparked numerous theories and speculation, ranging from it being a medieval medical or herbal guide to an elaborate hoax or an encrypted text containing hidden knowledge or secrets. Its enigmatic nature has made it one of the most famous and enigmatic unsolved mysteries in the history of literature and cryptography.

4) The New Golden Dawn Ritual Tarot(241 pages)-A comprehensive manual for tarot practitioners, particularly those interested in the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn tradition. It provides detailed explanations of each card in the deck, along with their symbolism, correspondences, and interpretations according to Golden Dawn teachings. Additionally, the book offers guidance on how to use the tarot for divination, meditation, and spiritual growth, drawing on the principles and rituals of the Golden Dawn tradition. With its clear and informative writing style, "The New Golden Dawn Ritual Tarot" book is a valuable resource for both beginners and experienced tarot enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of tarot symbolism and its connection to esoteric traditions.

5) The Tarot of the Bohemians by Papus(402 pages)-Written by Gérard Encausse, who used the pseudonym Papus. Originally published in French in 1889, it serves as a comprehensive guide to the tarot, exploring its symbolism, history, and esoteric significance. Papus draws heavily from the teachings of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, as well as other occult traditions, to offer insights into the tarot's spiritual and mystical aspects. The book delves into the meanings of each card in the tarot deck, providing detailed interpretations and correspondences based on astrological, numerical, and elemental associations. Additionally, Papus discusses various methods for using the tarot for divination, meditation, and spiritual development, making "The Tarot of the Bohemians" a valuable resource for students of the occult and tarot enthusiasts alike.

6) An Introduction to the Study of The Tarot(47 pages)-A foundational text for those interested in delving into the esoteric and symbolic meanings of the tarot. Case provides a systematic and thorough exploration of the tarot deck, elucidating the symbolism of each card in the Major and Minor Arcana. Drawing from his own experience as a practitioner of the Western mystery tradition, Case offers insights into the spiritual, psychological, and mystical dimensions of the tarot. The book also includes practical exercises and meditations for readers to deepen their understanding of the cards and their significance. "An Introduction to the Study of The Tarot" remains a valuable resource for beginners and experienced practitioners alike, offering a comprehensive introduction to the rich and complex world of tarot symbolism.

7) The Tarot by S.L. MacGregor Mathers(23 pages)-A seminal work on the tarot, originally published in the late 19th century. Mathers was a prominent occultist and one of the founders of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. In this book, he delves into the symbolism and esoteric significance of the tarot cards, particularly within the context of the Golden Dawn's teachings. Mathers provides detailed interpretations of each card in the Major and Minor Arcana, drawing on various occult traditions, including astrology, alchemy, and Kabbalah. Additionally, he offers insights into the use of the tarot for divination, meditation, and spiritual development. "The Tarot" is considered a classic work in the field of tarot studies and remains influential among practitioners and scholars of the occult.

8) The Way of Tarot by Alejandro Jodorowsky(379 pages)-A unique exploration of the tarot that blends esoteric wisdom, personal anecdotes, and artistic interpretation. Published in 2004, the book offers insights into the tarot, drawing from his background as a filmmaker, artist, and spiritual seeker. It emphasizes the transformative potential of the tarot, viewing it as a powerful tool for self-discovery and personal growth. Providing interpretations of each card in the tarot deck, weaving together symbolism, mythology, and psychology to offer readers a deeper understanding of the cards and their meanings. Additionally, "The Way of Tarot" includes practical exercises and meditations for readers to engage with the tarot on a deeper level. With its rich imagery and philosophical insights, the book serves as a valuable resource for both tarot enthusiasts and those interested in exploring the intersection of art, mysticism, and personal development.

9) How To Read Tarot In 7 Steps(28 pages)-A beginner-friendly guide to learning and interpreting tarot cards, the book breaks down the process of tarot reading into seven clear steps, making it accessible for newcomers to the practice. It covers the basics of tarot, including the history of the cards, how to choose and care for a deck, and the meanings of each card in the Major and Minor Arcana. Also providing practical tips and techniques for conducting tarot readings, such as how to formulate clear questions, interpret card spreads, and trust one's intuition. With its straightforward approach and emphasis on hands-on learning, "How to Read Tarot in 7 Steps" is an ideal resource for anyone looking to start their journey with tarot reading.

10) The Pictorial Key to the Tarot by A.E. Waite(134 pages)-A seminal work on tarot published in 1910. Arthur Edward Waite, a prominent occultist, and tarot enthusiast, wrote this book as a companion guide to the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot deck, which he co-created with artist Pamela Colman Smith. In the book, Waite provides detailed interpretations of each card in the deck, both Major and Minor Arcana, elucidating their symbolism, meanings, and spiritual significance. He also offers insights into the history and tradition of tarot, exploring its origins, development, and use as a tool for divination and spiritual introspection. "The Pictorial Key to the Tarot" remains a classic and widely respected resource for tarot enthusiasts and practitioners, valued for its depth of insight and clarity of expression.

11) The Magical Ritual of the Sanctum Regnum(129 pages)-A book written by Eliphas Levi, a prominent occultist and ceremonial magician, and first published in 1896. In this work, Levi explores the practice of ceremonial magic, focusing on rituals designed to invoke spiritual forces and achieve spiritual enlightenment. The book delves into the symbolism and esoteric significance of various magical practices, drawing on the traditions of Hermeticism, Kabbalah, and alchemy. Levi provides detailed instructions for performing rituals, including the use of magical tools, symbols, and invocations. He also discusses the philosophical and ethical principles underlying magical practice, emphasizing the importance of personal growth and spiritual development. "The Magical Ritual of the Sanctum Regnum" remains a classic text in the field of occultism, valued for its insights into the theory and practice of ceremonial magic.

12) The Symbolism of the Tarot by P.D. Ouspensky(32 pages)-Published in 1913, offers an in-depth exploration of the symbolic language and mystical significance of the tarot cards. Ouspensky, a Russian philosopher and esotericist, delves into the origins and history of the tarot, examining its connections to ancient wisdom traditions and spiritual teachings. Through detailed analysis, he elucidates the symbolic meanings of each card in the tarot deck, revealing their relevance to the human psyche and the journey of spiritual evolution. Ouspensky's work provides readers with a profound understanding of the tarot as a tool for self-discovery, inner transformation, and the pursuit of higher consciousness.

13) The General Book of the Tarot by A.E. Thierens(186 pages)-Comprehensive guide to understanding the symbolism and meanings of tarot cards. Published in 1909, Thierens explores the tarot from a holistic perspective, integrating astrology, numerology, and esoteric symbolism into his interpretations. He delves into the Major and Minor Arcana cards, providing insights into their individual symbolism, astrological correspondences, and spiritual significance. Thierens also offers practical guidance on how to interpret tarot spreads and conduct readings. With its depth of insight and systematic approach, "The General Book of the Tarot" remains a valuable resource for both beginners and experienced practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of the tarot.

14) The Game of Life(308 pages)-A book published in 1963 that explores the concept of life as a game and advocates for a more playful and adventurous approach to living. Leary, a psychologist and advocate of psychedelic drugs, encourages readers to embrace novelty, creativity, and experimentation in their lives. He discusses various philosophical and psychological ideas, including existentialism, hedonism, and human potential, and suggests ways to break free from societal constraints and live authentically. Leary's book challenges conventional norms and encourages readers to explore new possibilities and expand their consciousness. It remains a provocative and influential work in the fields of psychology, philosophy, and counterculture.

15) Fortune Telling By Cards: Methods of Ancient and Modern Nations(132 pages)-A book written by P.R.S. Foli, published in 1915. In this work, Foli explores various methods of card reading and divination practiced by different cultures throughout history. The book covers a wide range of topics related to fortune-telling with cards, including the history of playing cards, different types of card spreads and layouts, and interpretations of card combinations and symbols. Foli provides insights into the symbolism and significance of each card in the deck, as well as practical guidance for conducting card readings. Drawing on both ancient traditions and contemporary practices, "Fortune Telling By Cards" serves as a comprehensive resource for those interested in learning about the art of card divination.

16) The Book of Thoth by Aleister Crowley(294 pages)-A seminal work on tarot written by Aleister Crowley and first published in 1944. In this book, Crowley explores the esoteric symbolism and spiritual significance of the tarot cards, particularly the Thoth Tarot deck, which he co-designed with Lady Frieda Harris. Crowley delves into the philosophical and magical principles underlying the tarot, drawing on his knowledge of occultism, astrology, and mysticism. He provides detailed interpretations of each card in the deck, elucidating their symbolism, correspondences, and meanings. Additionally, Crowley offers insights into the use of the tarot for divination, meditation, and spiritual enlightenment, emphasizing its role as a tool for self-discovery and personal transformation. "The Book of Thoth" is considered a classic work in the field of tarot studies and remains influential among practitioners of the occult and ceremonial magic.

17) Meditations on the Tarot(729 pages)-The book comprises a series of reflections and meditations on the tarot cards, exploring their symbolism, archetypal meanings, and spiritual significance. Each chapter corresponds to a specific card in the tarot deck, with the author providing deep insights into its esoteric and mystical dimensions. Drawing on a wide range of religious, philosophical, and occult traditions, "Meditations on the Tarot" offers readers a profound and contemplative journey into the transformative power of the tarot. The book is revered for its depth of insight and spiritual wisdom, making it a valuable resource for tarot enthusiasts and seekers on the path of self-discovery.

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