Tarot masterclass

Paul Fenton-Smith

Book - 2007

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Published
Crows Nest, NSW : Inspired Living/Allen & Unwin c2007.
Language
English
Main Author
Paul Fenton-Smith (-)
Item Description
Includes index.
Physical Description
342 p., [16] of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 22 cm
ISBN
9781741751277
  • Tarot Masterclass
  • Introduction
  • Part 1. The Power of the Tarot
  • 1. Why use the tarot?
  • 2. Learning the tarot
  • 3. The reader's quest
  • Part 2. The Minor Arcana and the meaning of events
  • 4. The suit of Wands
  • 5. The suit of Cups
  • 6. The suit of Swords
  • 7. The suit of Pentacles
  • 8. Understanding the Minor Arcana
  • 9. Personality traits and the Minor Arcana
  • 10. Spirituality and the Minor Arcana
  • 11. The four suits in business
  • 12. Court cards and the client
  • Part 3. The Major Arcana and the meaning of our lives
  • 13. The Major Arcana
  • 14. Useful charts for the Major Arcana
  • 15. Health meanings of the Major Arcana
  • 16. Glimpse of the Major Arcana
  • Part 4. Gaining experience
  • 17. Understanding a layout/cards in combination
  • 18. Tarot layouts
  • 19. Clarifying the questions
  • 20. Trusting your intuition
  • 21. Conflicting cards in a reading
  • 22. Fate and free will
  • 23. Learning through direct experience
  • 24. Identify the card e
Review by Library Journal Review

Fenton-Smith, the author of many excellent books on clairvoyance and divination techniques, including the trifecta of Astrology Revealed, Palmistry Revealed, and The Tarot Revealed, continues his winning streak with this book. Its design complements the author's writing style, which is intelligent and straightforward. Fenton-Smith begins with a complete but uncomplicated introduction to the how's and why's of tarot. He then moves to the heart of the book--the interpretation of the 78 cards of the minor and major arcanas, covering their astrological and elemental correspondences, their general significance, and their meaning in terms of health, finances, and spiritual path in both the upright and reversed positions. Exercises for aiding memorization, developing interpretation, and refining questions for readings will benefit both beginners and experienced tarot readers. The color reference charts at the back, with brief interpretations for using the minor and major arcanas and court cards, basic maps for two different reading layouts, and information on the compatibility of suits, are a true bonus. Any library with a parapsychology shelf should have this on it.--Janet Tapper, Western States Chiropractic Coll., Portland, OR (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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