The H2G2 Tarot Reader's Collective
Created | Updated Oct 3, 2007
Intro
Tarot. Tarrochi. Sometimes known as the Devil's Picture Book. A set of (usually) 78 cards that contain deep symbology and can give us glimpses into the future as well as insights into our own mind. People who use this skill are known as 'Readers' and this is a place for them to gather and share ideas and insights.
Explanation
These days, despite the efforts of the Church in earlier centuries to subdue it and label it as Devil-Worship,the Tarot has gained unprecedented popularity. There are many types of deck, catering for all areas of interest, from baseball and dragons to more, um , 'steamy' and erotic decks. The community spirit of H2G2 makes this a perfect place for Tarot readers to commune, and I'm surprised that a place like this has not appeared before.
H2G2 links for Tarot
A Brief History of Tarot: A11504611
A more practical approach: A678008
How to read the Tarot: A15921416
For the curious, a guide to more forms of divination: A3094229
Pamela Coleman-Smith, artist of one of the most popular Tarot decks: A3094229
A more umm... unusual use for Tarot cards: A678008
Member List
Outside links
http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/
A very useful webiste with deck reviews and card scans of over 900 decks
Tarot. Tarrochi. Sometimes known as the Devil's Picture Book. A set of (usually) 78 cards that contain deep symbology and can give us glimpses into the future as well as insights into our own mind. People who use this skill are known as 'Readers' and this is a place for them to gather and share ideas and insights.
Explanation
These days, despite the efforts of the Church in earlier centuries to subdue it and label it as Devil-Worship,the Tarot has gained unprecedented popularity. There are many types of deck, catering for all areas of interest, from baseball and dragons to more, um , 'steamy' and erotic decks. The community spirit of H2G2 makes this a perfect place for Tarot readers to commune, and I'm surprised that a place like this has not appeared before.
H2G2 links for Tarot
A Brief History of Tarot: A11504611
A more practical approach: A678008
How to read the Tarot: A15921416
For the curious, a guide to more forms of divination: A3094229
Pamela Coleman-Smith, artist of one of the most popular Tarot decks: A3094229
A more umm... unusual use for Tarot cards: A678008
Member List
Outside links
http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/
A very useful webiste with deck reviews and card scans of over 900 decks
