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| The
River of Life: A Guide to Your Spiritual Journey -
Our
price $2.00,
(Originally
- $9.95) by Ruth White Paperback, 149 pgs., Copyright 1995, Ruth White, First published 1997 by Samuel Weiser, Inc. |
From
the back of the book: "Ruth White leads you on a fascinating
voyage of self-exploration and discovery through guided inner journeys
and meditations. She shows how, by visualizing your life as a river, you
can look creatively at important issues and arenas of your life. Drawing
on the teachings of Gildas, her well-known discarnate guide, White gives
inspiration, insight, and practical help to everyone interested in
spiritual growth. Her book covers: - The art of meditation - Guided journeys and how to interpret the symbols within them - Incarnation - Evolution - Karma - Forgiveness - Religion and belief systems - Angels and guides - Love - Healing - Creativity - Transformation - Death and rebirth - and much more! The River of Life will enable you to find a deeper meaning and sense of purpose in your life, and will help you explore and extend the boundaries of your potential." |
| The
Secrets of the Tarot: Origins, History, and Symbolism - $19.00 by Barbara G. Walker Paperback, 260 pages, black & white illustrations. Copyright 1984, HarperSanFrancisco. |
From
the back of the book: "The Secrets of the Tarot offers a
thorough and distinctive in-depth introduction to the mysterious, often
misunderstood world of the Tarot cards. Barbara G. Walker insightfully
probes the origins, history and symbolism of Tarot, and shares her
discoveries with great clarity and intelligence. Readers will learn not
only the modern implications of the Tarot, but the fascinating history
of its pagan roots and Christian adaptations as well. Barbara Walker points out that, although heatedly opposed by the clergy, the card symbols were quite religious, and she reveals the undeniable links between the Tarot and early cults of the Christian era. Walker's thoughtful, scholarly investigation of the Tarot cards also brings to light the indisputable yet often overlooked relationship between the Tarot and a matriarchal belief system. Traces of long-suppressed Goddess worship abound in these cards, revealing amazing and significant proof of the matriarchal roots of Tarot and crucial links between the cards and the vital dimensions of female sexuality. Walker covers the full deck, including those cards which fell out of use over the centuries. Barbara Walker gives the Tarot cards added modern relevance by providing new renderings of all the cards (based on her research and insights), presented in 78 black and white photos. The Secrets of the Tarot examines each major symbol in detail to give perhaps the richest appreciation of the cards to date. Walker also discusses methods of laying out the cards for personal meditation and self-exploration. The Secrets of the Tarot reaches far beyond superstitious fortune-telling and achieves the status of a balanced and enlightening treatise on a perennially fascinating subject." |
| Tarot
Celebrations, Honoring the Inner Voice - $16.95 by Geraldine Amaral and Nancy Brady Cunningham Paperback, 297 pages, black & white, and color fold out illustrations. Copyright 1997. |
From the back of the book: "Explore the Living Symbolism of the Tarot Using Meditation, Movement, Music, Voice, Color, Scent and Jungian Archetypes." |
| Tarot
of Ceremonial Magick : A Pictorial Synthesis of Three Great Pillars of
Magick (Astrology, Enochian Magick, Goetia) -
$14.95, This book is signed by the author. by Lon Milo DuQuette Paperback, 275 pages, black and white illustrations. Copyright 1995. Samuel Weiser, Inc. |
This
book is signed by the author: From the back of the book:
"In this ground-breaking book, Lon Milo DuQuette explains the
symbology of the cards in his Tarot of Ceremonial Magick, a new
deck published by U.S. Games. The concept is a breakthrough for
occultists of all paths. Each card is illustrated with a list of the
Zodiacal, Enochian, Ceremonial, Goetic, Tattvic and Elemental
components. DuQuette explains how the cards relate to each other and
makes immediately accessible the more difficult conceptual connections
that Crowley made so easily. Through DuQuette's wit and decades of
practical knowledge of magical practice, students of the arcane arts can
gain a whole new level of understanding of how and why magic
works." |
| The
Tarot, A Key to the Wisdom of the Ages - $18.00 by Paul Foster Case Hardcover, with book cover, 223 pages, color illustrations, First Revised Edition, copyright 1990. |
From the inside of the book cover: " The finest explanation which has yet appeared on the occult meaning of numbers, construction of the Tarot - attribution of the 22 Major Trumps to the Hebrew alphabet. With chapters on Methods of Study and Tarot Divination." |
| The
Tarot Handbook - $18.00 by Hajo Banzhaf Paperback, 184 pages, black and white illustrations, copyright 1993. |
From
the back of the book: " The Tarot Handbook: The book for all
those who wish to consult the Tarot without having to learn the
language. You can read the cards today! The Tarot Handbook
provides: the specific meaning of each card in each of the seven
positions within "the Path", astrological equivalents,
mythological imagery, I Ching parallels. Can be used as: a
learn-by-doing book, a text book, an oracle book, a reference book, a
workbook. The Tarot Handbook is ideal for use with all tarot
decks, especially the Rider-Waite Tarot and the Universal Waite Tarot
decks, both currently available at leading bookstores." |
| The
Tarot of the Magi - $10.95 by Carlyle A. Pushong Paperback, 107 pages, black and white illustrations, copyright 1994, Newcastle publishing. |
From
the back of the book: ""The Tarot was the sole book of the
ancient Magi." - Eliphas Levi" "There were few
authors in the 1960s who attempted a concise layperson's approach to an
understanding of the mnemonic value of the Tarot. Carlyle A. Pushong is
preeminently one of the few. Originally published in 1967, The Tarot
of the Magi clearly indicates the esoteric and exoteric shades of
meaning which lie hidden in each of the twenty-two of life's paths in
the Major Arcana. Aside from the divinatory aspects of the Tarot embodying both the Major and Minor Arcana, much Arcane knowledge is skillfully interwoven, knowledge which is in essence the key to the operative know-how of White Magic. A natural clairvoyant, Pushong's approach is unhurried, deliberate, and never dogmatic. He leaves the doors of inquiry open to the earnest seeker of truth, for he believed spiritual illumination hastens slowly. The Tarot of the Magi is an uncommon book by an unusual man. Pushong, an end product of the public school system, claimed that any minimal knowledge he possessed was forcibly imparted by the Irish Christian brothers of whom he spoke with great affection. He was a World War II officer, journalist, schoolmaster, college lecturer, and established civil servant. Well-informed in the spiritual beliefs of the Orient with particular reference to the philosophy of the Vendata, Pushong's concise explication of the Tarot will do much to encourage and popularize this most ancient and accurate of divinatory systems." |
| The
Tarot: Methods, Mastery, and More - $12.00 by Cynthia Giles Paperback, 237 pages, Copyright 1996, Fireside Books. |
From
the back of the book: "In her first book, The Tarot: History,
Mystery, and Lore, Cynthia Giles took a fresh look at the Tarot as
an evolving construct of the human imagination. In The Tarot:
Methods, Mastery, and More, she explores the present and future of
working with the Tarot, in search of possibilities that transcend the
obvious. Engaging on both a theoretical and a practical level, The Tarot: Methods, Mastery, and More rediscovers the roots of divination in language and story, delves into the uses of Tarot for wellness of mind and body, explains the alchemical illuminations that Tarot can bring to personal growth, and raises the provocative idea that Tarot can contribute to planetary regeneration. A new vision of Tarot mastery emerges, one that goes beyond the achievement of skill to become the transformation of self. And along the way, practical insights, whimsical excursions, and unexpected characters create an intriguing picture of today's Tarot. Just as any practice - from athletics to music to Zen - can be a path to enlightenment, work with the richly historical, deeply archetypal imagery of the Tarot offers extraordinary opportunities. As a guide to these potentials, The Tarot: Methods, Mastery, and More will enrich beginners and experts alike." |
| Tarot:
Mirror of the Soul, Handbook for the Aleister Crowley Tarot -
$9.95 by Gerd Ziegler Paperback, 192 pages, black and white illustrations, copyright 1988, Samuel Weiser, Inc. |
From
the back of the book: "A new look at the Crowley-Thoth Tarot! This
book will explore different ways of working with this well-known deck
and will help you in your work with the cards, sometimes guiding your
inner exploration, sometimes pointing the way to handle daily situations
or difficult decision-making processes. The tarot cards symbolize an
inner reality, for the images of the tarot are mirror images of
yourself. Learn how this mirror reflects your growth, and learn how to
grow to your maximum with this easy-to-use system. Includes: - definitions of the major and minor arcana plus affirmations for each card - how to shuffle and layout the cards - instructions for reading the cards to clarify emotional situations - how to use the cards for internal balancing - layouts for the Seven-Card Ellipse, the Celtic Cross, the Modified Celtic Cross, and Chakra Reading This book is especially meant to be used in conjunction with the Crowley-Thoth Tarot Deck." |
| Tarot:
The Path to Wisdom -
Our
price $2.00,
(Originally
- $9.95) by Joseph D'Agostino Paperback, 117 pgs., Black and white illustrations. Copyright 1976, 1994, First published in 1994 by Samuel Weiser, Inc. |
From
the back of the book: "This marvelously lucid book makes
accessible the practical use of the tarot in daily living. Using the new
Universal Rider-Waite deck as a basis, D'Agostino delineates the
meditative symbolism that is inherent in each of the 22 cards of the
Major or Greater Arcana. The latter portion of the book deals with the
use of the tarot as a means of divination and includes brief definitions
of the qualities of the 78 cards that comprise the Greater and Lesser
Arcana. He outlines the ancient Celtic method of divination and the
21-card spread, and concludes with a discussion on the Qabalah, The Tree
of Life, and Western civilization's present preoccupation with new
rituals, cults and gurus. D'Agostino's insights into the tarot and its
use as a tool for enlightening daily meditation make this book a
valuable addition to tarot literature." |
| The
Witches Tarot: The Witches Qaqbala Book 2 - $9.95 by Ellen Cannon Reed Paperback, 293 pages, black and white illustrations, First edition, Third printing, 1993, Llewellyn Publications. |
From
the back of the book: " Ellen Cannon Reed's handling of the Tarot Major Arcana symbolism, in relation to the Paths between the Spheres of the Tree of Live, is refreshing and informative. She presents a through analysis of the Paths and their relationship to the Tarot, and gives excellent instructions for working with the Paths- both for the individual and in a teacher/student(s) situation. She has many wise words on a number of important aspects, from personal choice of a Tarot deck to addressing the so-called 'evil' repository of the subconscious mind. Detailed are excellent lists of correspondences, including mythological figures and their function in relation to the specific Path experience. Here is a well-presented, extremely usable book." - Ray Buckland, Buckland's Complete Book of Witchcraft "Ellen Cannon Reed's new book, The Witches Tarot, blazes trails to undiscovered countries: those areas between the spheres of the Qabalistic Tree of Life. We all hunger to know the most secret nooks and niches of life, death, rebirth, and the Otherworld. This book explores them boldly. The reader will also find Ms. Reed's pleasant, conversational style evoking some very personal responses. There is much here that any reader can relate to his/her own experience of self-actualization." - Ed Fitch, Magical Rites from the Crystal Well |
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