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Category Archives: Tarot Books
Minoan Tarot: a review
From Ellen Lorenzi-Prince (creator of the Tarot of the Crone and the Dark Goddess Tarot) comes a new deck, the Minoan Tarot. The deck is published by Arnell’s Art, 2014. First things first: The box: sturdy cardboard box with a … Continue reading
Posted in Jung, Tarot, Tarot Books, Tarot Decks, Tarot Psychology
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Cool stuff
There’s so much awesome things happening in the tarot world at the moment that I’m just about to explode. Because I’m too busy (lazy) I’ll just post here all the Stuff that I can remember, in no particular order. This … Continue reading
Posted in Lenormand, Tarot, Tarot Books, Tarot Decks, Tarot Media, Tarot Psychology, Therapy
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Tarot Books, part 1
This post is about new tarot books that I’ve recently acquired. I hope it will wet your appetite and make you spend even more money on tarot books. Part 2 coming up in the not-too-distant future, with Enrique Enriquez’s Tarology, Abiding in … Continue reading
A Japanese Devil?
“Among Pamela Colman Smith’s teachers at Pratt was Arthur Wesley Dow, who was trained in France. Apart from being an important painter of the period, he was also an art teacher strongly inspired by Japanese art.. Dow emphasized the Japanese … Continue reading
Posted in Rider Tarot / A. E. Waite & Pamela Colman Smith, Tarot, Tarot Books, Tarot History
Tagged art, arthur waite, history, japan, pamela colman smith, print, rws
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Tarot & Logotherapy?
I admit it: this subject has for too long been nagging me. Last September Mary K. Greer wrote about her 21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card – a book which I highly recommend for everyone – in her most … Continue reading
Posted in Tarot, Tarot Books, Tarot Psychology, Therapy
Tagged book, logo art, logotherapy, mary greer, psychotherapy, tarot, viktor frankl
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Things to do & everything else
Outside is getting cooler but inside my head things are definitely hot, if not boiling. As a sort of list it would seem that I -decided to participate on the Rider-Waite-Smith Centennial party in London, which will be on Dec. 5th. … Continue reading
The Pamela Colman Smith Commemorative Set
The so-called Rider Tarot (due to its initial publisher, William Rider & Sons) continues to be the most popular Tarot deck sold worldwide. In the Tarot community this deck is usually called "RWS", standing for Rider-Waite-Smith; Waite for Arthur Edward Waite, mastermind behind … Continue reading
Posted in Rider Tarot / A. E. Waite & Pamela Colman Smith, Tarot, Tarot Books, Tarot Decks, Tarot History
Tagged arthur waite, book, painting, pcs, rws, u.s.games
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