The Pictorial Key to the Tarot
99 chapters English Public domain
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Although there were many Tarot decks prior to the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, and many after, none has gripped the popular imagination as much as this set. Waite covers the significance and deeper implications of each card, and gives practical instructions as to how to conduct a reading. The symbolism of the Rider-Waite-Smith deck is based on profound occult studies by Waite, and his exposition in this book of its use and meaning is unexcelled. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the Tarot.--J. B. Hare
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99 chapters
26 XVI. The Tower 27 XVII. The Star 28 XVIII. The Moon 29 XIX. The Sun 30 XX. The Last Judgement 31 Zero. The Fool 32 XXI. The World 33 Section 3: Conclusion as to the Greater Keys 34 Section 1: Distinction between the Greater and Lesser Arcana 35 Section 2 The Lesser Arcana 36 King of Wands 37 Queen of Wands 38 Knight of Wands 39 Page of Wands 40 Ten of Wands 41 Nine of Wands 42 Eight of Wands 43 Seven of Wands 44 Six of Wands 45 Five of Wands 46 Four of Wands 47 Three of Wands 48 Two of Wands 49 Ace of Wands 50 King of Cups
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The Pictorial Key to the Tarot
99 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Although there were many Tarot decks prior to the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, and many after, none has gripped the popular imagination as much as this set. Waite covers the significance and deeper implications of each card, and gives practical instructions as to how to conduct a reading. The symbolism of the Rider-Waite-Smith deck is based on profound occult studies by Waite, and his exposition in this book of its use and meaning is unexcelled. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the Tarot.--J. B. Hare
Table of contents
99 chapters
26 XVI. The Tower 27 XVII. The Star 28 XVIII. The Moon 29 XIX. The Sun 30 XX. The Last Judgement 31 Zero. The Fool 32 XXI. The World 33 Section 3: Conclusion as to the Greater Keys 34 Section 1: Distinction between the Greater and Lesser Arcana 35 Section 2 The Lesser Arcana 36 King of Wands 37 Queen of Wands 38 Knight of Wands 39 Page of Wands 40 Ten of Wands 41 Nine of Wands 42 Eight of Wands 43 Seven of Wands 44 Six of Wands 45 Five of Wands 46 Four of Wands 47 Three of Wands 48 Two of Wands 49 Ace of Wands 50 King of Cups
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The Pictorial Key to the Tarot
99 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Although there were many Tarot decks prior to the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, and many after, none has gripped the popular imagination as much as this set. Waite covers the significance and deeper implications of each card, and gives practical instructions as to how to conduct a reading. The symbolism of the Rider-Waite-Smith deck is based on profound occult studies by Waite, and his exposition in this book of its use and meaning is unexcelled. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the Tarot.--J. B. Hare
Table of contents
99 chapters
26 XVI. The Tower 27 XVII. The Star 28 XVIII. The Moon 29 XIX. The Sun 30 XX. The Last Judgement 31 Zero. The Fool 32 XXI. The World 33 Section 3: Conclusion as to the Greater Keys 34 Section 1: Distinction between the Greater and Lesser Arcana 35 Section 2 The Lesser Arcana 36 King of Wands 37 Queen of Wands 38 Knight of Wands 39 Page of Wands 40 Ten of Wands 41 Nine of Wands 42 Eight of Wands 43 Seven of Wands 44 Six of Wands 45 Five of Wands 46 Four of Wands 47 Three of Wands 48 Two of Wands 49 Ace of Wands 50 King of Cups
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