Tarot: Get the Whole Story

If there is a book that reveals profound knowledge about tarot spreads, it is the "Tarot: Get the Whole Story". The author of this book is James Ricklef, a professional reader and writer. His book was centered on the different structures of laying cards and their meanings. In a very specific manner, the book responded to the demands of most querents concerning their relationships and other life aspects. Likewise, through history and mythology, the discussions on the book vividly described the spreads. Another good thing about the book is it teaches how to design spreads inspired by traditional tarot spreads and by magazine ads and classical art.

Intuitive Tarot

Another equally useful tarot book is the ?Intuitive Tarot? written by Richard Prosapio and Elizabeth Prosapio. The book presented the value of tarot reading for the people's everyday lives. Its focus is the ?inner self? and how it will help a person make the right choices in his life. The book stressed that though the decision of the inner self is always right, what is wrong is the personal interpretation of an individual. The best way not fall into misinterpretation is to spread the tarot cards, pick an arcanum, and consult the inner self -- whatever the inner self says about it should be undoubtedly trusted.

The Complete Tarot Reader

After learning the basics of tarot reading, it is always good to make a self-evaluation. This can be practically done through the help of the book by Theresa Michelson entitled ?The Complete Tarot Reader.? Those who have read the book have jointly expressed its uniqueness: each chapter is beneficially independent from the other. Aside from comprehensible guidelines, a reader can skip from one chapter to another without losing the essence of the topics. The said topics mainly dwell on the various styles and methods of reading and learning tarot cards.