Thoth: Tarot Deck
Aleister Crowley “Thoth: Tarot Deck"
Wheel/Weiser | 1991 | ISBN: 0877284520 | 79 pages | PDF | 2,06 MB
Wheel/Weiser | 1991 | ISBN: 0877284520 | 79 pages | PDF | 2,06 MB
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The Rider-Waite deck, one of the most popular Tarot decks, was designed by a member of the Golden Dawn, but watered down to avoid giving away that Order's symbolism. Crowley was another member of the Golden Dawn, and at one time favored to succeed its founder, and when he founded his own magickal order he put his whole heart and arte into designing this deck. No tricks, nothing held back.
The Book of Thoth, Crowley's commentary on his deck, is awfully dense for a beginner or for someone just interested in Tarot and not the occult underpinnings. On the other hand, the little cheat sheet booklet that comes with the deck is pretty good, and probably all you need to start doing readings.
As for doing readings, treat the deck in the same way you would treat a friend - with respect, casually when appropriate, never carelessly, always with great personality.
Owned at least 20 decks before, and always return to this one.
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