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De 78 graden der wijsheid: de tarotkaarten van de Grote en Kleine Arcana ontsluierd
Rachel Pollack
4.21 AVERAGE
143 reviews for:
De 78 graden der wijsheid: de tarotkaarten van de Grote en Kleine Arcana ontsluierd
Rachel Pollack
4.21 AVERAGE
I enjoyed her psychological approach to interpreting each card, and how the interpretations can change. I absolutely do not believe in the new age aspects of tarot cards, or the paranormal or supernatural. In spite of that, I would re-read this book and keep it at hand as an interesting reference.
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Great book. Loved the perspective on tarot which was a little different than the typical strictly meaning/ divination book.
I most appreciated her bringing in different philosophies and religious traditions. Jung. Christianity. Kabbalah. Freud. Daoism. Hindiuism. More.
What I thought I would get more of, the reason I bought the book, is that I thought it’d tie in more to using the cards on a personal spiritual practice
I most appreciated her bringing in different philosophies and religious traditions. Jung. Christianity. Kabbalah. Freud. Daoism. Hindiuism. More.
What I thought I would get more of, the reason I bought the book, is that I thought it’d tie in more to using the cards on a personal spiritual practice
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I have been collecting tarot decks for more than 30 years, mainly for the art, though I do occasionally do a spread for myself using the LWBs. Decided it was time to learn more about what people actually use these cards for. :-) I found this book informative and readable, for the most part. Some of the card interpretations remain confusing to me, but this book is certainly much clearer than Waite or Crowley. It does still have a sort of "classic" feel to it. If I decide at some point to try to clear up my remaining confusion I'll probably try a more contemporary guide.
A book I’ve read many times over the years. Glad that now I’ve completely gone through the newer revision that included an interview with author (may she rest in peace). This book is accessible to both new and seasoned tarot readers. Especially appreciate the focus on mythology and philosophy.