The Only Tarot Book You'll Ever Need: Interpret the Cards That Hold Your Future: Gain insight and truth to help explain the past, present, and future.

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Tarot Made Easy by Kim Arnold is a great place to start if you want detailed guidance on reading and interpreting Tarot cards. Tarot Beyond the Basics: Gain a Deeper Understanding of the Meanings Behind the Cards by Anthony Louis

The techniques laid out in the book include interpretation methods, storytelling, sketching, symbols, metaphors, dialogues, acting, and other exercises designed to stimulate the imagination and bring about interaction and transformation. The tarot doesn't tell you what is going to happen — it isn't about taking away your agency — it outlines possibilities so you can take the actions you know can help bring about the future you want," says Mark Horn, author of " Tarot and the Gates of Light, A Kabbalistic Path to Liberation," who has taught at tarot conferences across the US and offers private readings and classes.As an expert Tarot reader, Advanced Tarot Secrets by Dusty White allows you to get 3-5 times more insight from Tarot spreads than you ever have before.

While growing in popularity, tarot is often misunderstood because it's often portrayed in pop culture as a form of predicting the future (with a tendency towards the ominous). But that's not an accurate depiction: In fact, reading tarot cards can be a way to connect to your higher self or intuition. With this new knowledge, you will learn the expert skills of the trade, allowing you to become a better Tarot reader and charge for readings as the professionals do. As a bonus, you will also become more intuitive as you practice new exercises and Tarot games that will teach you some fantastic new tools, such as: Juliet Sharman-Burke was born in Nairobi, Kenya and has spent over 20 years practising astrology and tarot and has written a number of books on these topics, both for beginners and the more advanced. Her fascination with the tarot began in the early 1970s, but it wasn’t until 1976, when she did a course at the Franklin School in London, that she decided to focus more intently on her passion for the tarot, as well as her interest in psychology and astrology. She has successfully combined all these interests into her life and work, through teaching, working and writing books. In this user-friendly book, Kenner makes it easy to explore and learn from this fascinating intersection, even if you have no astrology knowledge at all.This is also a great book to consider after you finished some of the beginner books. Just as the twenty-six letters of the alphabet can be combined to form billions of words, Greer’s twenty-one methods can be used in any combination for gaining amazing new tarot insights.