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JessicaParticipantI (19F) want to buy a tarot deck and a nice tarot book.
I am really very interested in tarot as well as astrology.
I am thinking to buy a tarot deck as ,a lot of times , i find myself stuck in a situation where i need inner guidance.
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theelsehorse
GuestFebruary 9, 2021 at 9:47 amMy fav book is Tarot for the 21st Century by Josephine McCarthy. The Biddy Tarot book is HUGE and great, but maybe a little overwhelming with information, depending on how much you want to take in. It’s solid, but the advice is a little… nice, for my tastes. I like a tarot book that is a little more blunt.
Holistic Tarot by Benebell Wang is also great, and really gets technical. It’s also MASSIVE, a book that will keep up with you as you grow as a tarot reader. Used copies on ebay aren’t too expensive.
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nauxzhekrucz
GuestFebruary 9, 2021 at 9:47 amIn my opinion you should start with RWS tarot.
Why? Because it has pictures instead of just symbols, is a good start.
Beginners book?
*78 Degrees of wisdom* by Mary K. Greer
*The ultimate guide to tarot* by Liz Dean
*The pictorial key to the tarot* by Arthur E. Waite.
*The Big Book of Tarot* by Joan Bunning
*Modern Tarot* by Michelle Tea
Now… if you want a deck and book set, try this 2:
*Exploring Tarot Using Radiant Rider-Waite Tarot* by Avia Venefica.
*Beginner’s Guide To Tarot* by Juliet Sharman-Burke
This sets have a coloured book with good beginners meanings.
Have a good day 🙂
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Starscall
GuestFebruary 9, 2021 at 9:47 amFind a deck with art you like, do a bunch of research on this. There’s unboxings and reviews all over YouTube. I’d advise in getting a fully illustrated deck because pip decks aren’t conductive to intuitive reading and learning in my experience. Beyond that…. get a deck that you actually like. There is no right for everyone beginner deck despite what some will tell you.
Is there a particular art style or theme you like? There’s a little something for everyone out there. Which is why I think limiting yourself to one specific type of deck is a pity.