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leeza_robertson_writes's review against another edition
5.0
A must-have for all Tarot enthusiasts. Move beyond the reading from this incredible book from Jaymi Elford. If you loved Kitchen Table Tarot, this is the book you need to follow it up with.
wanderlustlover's review against another edition
3.0
Thank you to Jaymi Elford, Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd., and NetGalley for allowing me the extreme pleasure of access to an advanced reader copy of “Tarot Inspired Life: Use the Cards to Enhance Your Life” for an honest review.
While I am a tarot reading of over twenty years, and someone who finds delight in both new decks, and holding true to the old, comfortable ones I've used along the way (oracle, tarot, and rune decks), this book was quite a delight to read over. I find myself pausing and trying out several exercises and activities it encouraged/instructed. I was very pleased to see this wasn't a beginners books, and that beginning was not dedicated to laying out all the meanings of the cards which can be found in several other texts.
While I would love to give this a full star higher, there were still errors that an editor needed to catch (phrasing, and missing letters/words).
While I am a tarot reading of over twenty years, and someone who finds delight in both new decks, and holding true to the old, comfortable ones I've used along the way (oracle, tarot, and rune decks), this book was quite a delight to read over. I find myself pausing and trying out several exercises and activities it encouraged/instructed. I was very pleased to see this wasn't a beginners books, and that beginning was not dedicated to laying out all the meanings of the cards which can be found in several other texts.
While I would love to give this a full star higher, there were still errors that an editor needed to catch (phrasing, and missing letters/words).
melissaclair18's review against another edition
5.0
I thought that Tarot Inspired Life by Jaymi Elford was a really fun book to read and the exercises and the seasonal/moon phase spreads were fun to work with as well. I also thought her take on Taking Tarot To The Next Level was insightful as well.
bloodravenlib's review against another edition
5.0
Quick impressions: This is a book that packs a lot in a bit over 300 pages from basics of how to read the cards to tips on going pro and networking. It also offers a lot of techniques and exercises to engage with your Tarot deck and keep on learning. It has stuff for both beginners and advanced Tarot users. This is one I would buy.
(Full review on my blog later).
(Full review on my blog later).
livewonderstruck's review against another edition
4.0
This is my favorite book that I have come across about tarot. It explains the cards, arcanas, and suits with direct clarity and invites the reader to study the cards through different exercises to make their own observations and connections. That is only the first chapter. After that, the author covers many uses for tarot, including creativity. Although I received a free ebook copy of this book for review, I plan to add the physical book to my shelf as soon as it is available.
warwriter's review against another edition
5.0
A book on Tarot that doesn't cheat and have three-quarters of it taken up by interpretations. Also goes into spellwork, meditation, and how to contact and work with your muse. Even the bibliography is worth it.
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