If you have been reading Tarot cards for some time now and are starting to wonder how you can deepen your relationship and connection to Tarot, then reading some intermediate Tarot books is the next step. Modern Tarot: Connecting With Your Higher Self Through the Wisdom of the Cards Whether you have been reading Tarot for a little or have yet to do your first reading, these beginner books were made for you. Keep reading about each to see which book is best for you, depending on what aspect of the Tarot reading you want to learn more about. Truly Easy Tarot: Simple Readings and Practical Teachings Created especially for new practitioners and people who’ve been intimidated by Tarot, this guide was created to help you get going immediately with a Tarot practice that will only grow and deepen. 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.

How to Read Tarot: A Modern Guide by Jessica Wiggan is a straightforward guide to learning all you need to know about how to read the Tarot. Providing you with plenty of answers about different concepts that other books may not. No Questions Asked is broken up into two parts. The first is about learning to trust your interpretations of each card, while the second helps you develop your intuition. Another book by Mary K. Greer, 21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card details Greer's approach to interpreting the cards. This approach is made up of 21 techniques that can be used in any combination for new insights and perspectives on each card. Put your own stamp on the classic Rider-Waite tarot and engage with the imagery on a deeper level. As you colour in the intricate details of the artwork, prepare to discover hidden symbolism and develop a stronger relationship with the cards. I was fortunate to discover Brigit Esselmont’s The Ultimate Guide to Tarot Card Meaning almost immediately after I started reading tarot. This massive book is probably the most comprehensive tarot meaning book you will ever find. Brigit breaks each of the 78 cards—with reversal explanations that aren’t an afterthought—and even includes information about each card as it relates to specific categories like “Career, Work and Finance” and “Relationships and Love.” I have personally worked with Brigit before when I took a few of her courses and read for her free tarot reading network for close to two years. She knows her stuff, and she really cares about creating thorough and comprehensive and still accessible style. You will return to this book over and over and find something new. It’s my tarot meaning bible.

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This book applies this advice also to learning new spreadsby providing a tarot spread for every day of the year.

Juliet qualified as an analytic psychotherapist and runs a private practice in the city of London. Alongside this, she’s taught and supervised at the Centre for Psychological Astrology since it began in June 1983. She currently runs the administration and organisation sides of the Centre. Whereas the first mentioned books of this ultimate list provide a solid introduction in everything tarot, the focus in this book is more on the specific cards to enable one to be more aware and to see possibilities when normally it would be difficult. Even if you’re not into the idea that tarot can predict the future, reflecting on card imagery, meanings, and associations is a great way to get in tune with your inner self. In this hefty book, Wen gives an overview of the tarot’s history and links to other esoteric practices. She also provides guidance on how you can use tarot for personal growth. A perfect follow up to take your readings to the next level and to deepen your advanced tarot knowledge. Tarot and astrology are intrinsically linked, and it’s actually really cool to study how these two tools of divination connect. Although I am more of a tarot reader than an astrologer, I understand the importance of finding the ways these two fields overlap. Corrine Kenner’s Tarot and Astrology: Enhance Your Readings with the Wisdom of the Zodiac is a great place to begin your studies of the tarot and astrology. In clear prose with ample examples, Kenner will take the fear out of applying astrological principles to your tarot reading. This is truly one of those topics where you could spend a lifetime specializing in just the study of advanced tarot and astrology, but Kenner helps you start that journey by discussing beginning, intermediate, and advanced topics, like the planets, horoscope signs, and reading a horoscope spread or chart with tarot fundamentals.

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In addition to having the Tarot Reversals for Beginners book, the Tarot Court Cards for Beginners is the next book you will want to bring even more clarity to your readings.

Tarot Beyond the Basics: Gain a Deeper Understanding of The Meanings Behind the Cards – Anthony Louis Throughout this book, you will be introduced to each court card’s personality and archetype and learn how to read them like a professional. You will find court cards less mysterious and more understandable by giving you actionable and easy-to-follow techniques, spreads, and interpretations. Through teachings about the craft of Tarot and guiding how you can complete readings on your own, you will be able to begin understanding the system of the Tarot with ease. Soak up some wisdom from Anthony Louis in Tarot Beyond the Basics. Appropriate for intermediate and advanced tarot readers, this book will deepen your relationship with tarot. One thing that makes this book unique is that Louis doesn’t try to cover every advanced topic in tarot but does lend a special focus on his areas of expertise, specifically numerology and numeric symbolism, tarot and the elements, court card personalities, anatomy (!), intuition, astrology, and advanced considerations for the Celtic Cross spread. Tarot Beyond the Basics will lend new insights to cards that you might think you know everything there is to know. If you feel like you’re simply going through the motions of your readings, reach deeper with Tarot Beyond the Basics. The community isn't just a place to meet fellow Tarot lovers from around the world — it's a place where you can safely express yourself, expand your Tarot practice, and even share your favorite Tarot books and resources with others!This short but sweet book is straightforward, easy to understand, and a great first read as you begin your journey with reading Tarot. Intuitive Tarot: 31 Days to Learn to Read Tarot Cards and Develop Your Intuition With 365 Tarot Spreads: Revealing the Magic in Each Dayyou will have a great journey to realize enlightenment every day of the year. Power Tarot: More Than 100 Spreads – Trish MacGregor VIEW PRICE In this essential guide, you will be able to learn the modern interpretations of all the cards with reference guides that will help you out if you are brand new to reading Tarot and need something to guide you through readings.