Marseille Tarot Books
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Books about the Tarot de Marseille!
1. The Way of Tarot: The Spiritual Teacher in the Cards by Alejandro Jodorowsky and Marianne Costa
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2. Tarot- The Open Reading by Yoav Ben Dov
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(his upcoming book, The Marseille Tarot Revealed, is here-)
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3. Reading the Marseille Tarot by Jean-Michel David
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4. Meditations on the Tarot: A Journey into Christian Hermeticism by Anonymous (Author), Robert Powell (Translator)
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5. The Wandering Fool: Love and its Symbols, Early Studies on the Tarot by Anonymous (Author), Robert Powell (Author), Valentin Tomberg (Author)
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6. Tarot de Marseille: Only the very Best...by Jean Michel Le Gall
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7. Tarot de Marseille - Only the very best: Volume 2 by Jean Michel Le Gall
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8. Tarot Triumphs: Using the Marseilles Tarot Trumps for Divination and Inspiration by Cherry Gilchrist
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9. Tarot de Marseille Hardcover by Mary Packard
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10. Tarot: Powers, Characteristics, Matches by Antonio Russo
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11. Tarology Paperback by Enrique Enriquez
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(EN TEREX IT: ENCOUNTERS AROUND TAROT: VOLUME 1 by Enrique Enriquez:)
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(EX ITENT ER: ENCOUNTERS AROUND TAROT: VOLUME TWO by Enrique Enriquez)
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The "Invisible" Tarot E-books series can be downloades here:
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Looking At The Marseilles Tarot Notes On Tarot's Optical Language (ebook) by Enrique Enriquez
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Tarology- The Art of Tarot, The Movie:
www.tarologyfil...
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...watch the trailer on RUclips:
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12. Marseille Tarot, Towards the Art of Reading by Camelia Elias
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13. The Tarot Code by Carlo Bozzelli
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14. Tarot by the Slice: A Look at Features, Elements, Numbers, Suits, Sex and Archetypes by Karenna S Miller
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15. Interpretation of the Vieville Tarot
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16. Discover the Tarot by Shirley Wallis
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17. The Secret of the Tarot: How the Story of the Cathars Was Concealed in the Tarot of Marseilles by Robert Swiryn
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18. Tarot Revelations by Joseph Campbell & Richard Roberts
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(btw there's tons of used versions on amazon right now! and for easonable prices)
The Tarot: Art, Mysticism, and Divination by Sylvie Simon
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Practical Initiation to the Marseille Tarot by Sylvie Lacombe
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Tarot - The Open Reading is really good! I never thought I would like a Marseille decks but I am hocked.
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It would be awesome if you read a guided meditation, your voice would be absolutely perfect!
I found it intriguing that with the Judgement card, there was a correlation between people's feelings of " never being enough or feeling not wanted" being associated with difficult births. Individuals that were a result of a difficult birth had those feelings all their life. This comes from the Jodorowsky book.
Thank you This is by far my favorite deck
I love the Marseille deck!!!! It was my first love in tarot!! Thank you for these recommendations!!!
Thanks for showing this! I was looking for good books for beginners about the marseille tarot. I will check out those books you've mentioned.
I am from Brazil and here, there aren't so many good books about the right symbolism of Marseille Tarot. I 'll have to choose books in English to increase my experience with tarot. All these tips were awesome for me. THANK YOU!
The Magician's table is related to the three examples of pure forms given by Plato, a triangle (3 legs), a cup (circle) & the table itself (square & transformations thereof).
The Fool represents self-reference, a card has a face & a backside, also Diogenes & his pack.
Fantastic information, thank you very very much
Yay! Recommendations for the Marseilles deck. I will definitely have a look at these.
Thank you for a great review. It as nice to see Artemis too!
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Awesome! So helpful . . . as always. Thanks!
Now I want all of these books. They sound amazing.
Love your energy & great info- I’m getting the Alejandro book. You are just a few notes away from sounding like Samantha on Sx &the City & remind me of young Lisa Tomei.
I was born on 1982 too and writing something anonymously is something that I would have actually done in a previous life. Thanks for the review.
Awesome!
Thanks, this gives me somewhere to start!
A note about numerology. There are 40 pips. 40 is the number of weeks of human gestation. There are 10 pip cards in each suit and their are ten lunar months in human gestation (pregnancy). I just find this rather fascinating. Also there are 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet and 22 cards in the major arcana.
You are so cool, I loved your parrot. I didn't like the Jodorowsky book, his views on the divination of the minor arcana has nothing to do with traditional French cartomancy. I prefer to stick with the classical meanings...
Yep. That jodorowsky thinks he is wiser or more knowledgable than everybody else. He's a typical "philosopher" that would do anything to prove others that they are superior. I don't fall for that type of inflated "gurus". Plus there's way more serious info and research in the psychological side of tarot out there, based on serious psychologists such as Carl Jung and not a babbler such as jodorowsky.
I just added every book on this list to my wishlist. I just started with a RWS style deck in January, but Marseilles style decks have been calling me lately. I hope to do more research and start playing with these decks soon. But, I have a question - do you get muddled with the more you study? I love all the research I've been doing, but I sometimes feel overwhelmed with all the information I'm trying to incorporate into my tarot practice.
Rachel Hannaford oh absolutely lol! u definitely have to pace yourself I think. these have all been spread out over years. plus I think it's always good to remember that tarot, at least the divination side of things, should utilize intuition and simply going with it gut too, not just memorized meanings u know. but the exploration of tarot in all its facets is just so amazing! good luck on your marseille tarot journey my friend! and thanks so much for watching :) xo
I've been able to tap into my intuition when I read for other people. I think when I read for myself, I'm treating it more like practice, so I find myself going back to my books to see the suggested meanings. I'm kind of hoping that the nature of the pip cards will help get me back to basics, as it were.
Rachel Hannaford omg I totally often do the same thing when I read for myself- I look at it like practice time and dive back into my books lol. it's much harder to have "real" practice tarot readings when ur doing it for yourself!
Ah, I'm glad I'm not the only one that this happens to!
Do you know where I can get those big marseille trumps only cards?
Artemis, what are you doing?
Pip cards originally had and have unquestionably their own specific meanings that throughout the centuries mostly cartomancists added and subtracted, for later the various and great mystics to purify on paper in their own diving words, depicting each card in their own divinatory implications. If there had not been a Galileo, there could not have been a Newton, then consequently Einstein, and so on… There is at all times not only a hierarchical ladder for the use of cards, but one of evolvement, and here I speak of Time itself, hundreds of years! Sometimes meaning become perverted and obscured by false symbolism, yet the genuine meanings fortunately remain present with the false ones. The RWS deck was inspired and then drawn by one, or two meanings combined. For example, the “Four of Swords” is an actual, literal meaning, as it is in the case with the “Six of Swords”, however, I think (and this is my own deliberate opinion), if you study the roots, the ABC of Tarot, I am referring (every single root meaning of a specific card, not just of the pip’s), then it makes no difference what artwork you see before you when you divine by reading a spread. Art is equally important of course, for I am in love with art, and practice it myself. Beautiful and deep art is symbolism on the highest plane, but for fortune telling, it would be quite enough to have a piece of paper with the specific suit name and number scribbled upon it to read it. Mr. Wate and Miss Colman, and the creator of the Marseilles deck, and Oscar Wirth on his own take, and Eteilla - yet Eteilla had been more of a tinker in his time - or any other Tarot decks that are based and drawn or cut in wood come from the same source that have evolved from the late fifteenth century when the Major Trumps were combined with the Lesser Arcana to be augmented and enriched. I will add as a post scriptum that good artwork, inspired from uncorrupted root symbolism is equally important as it is the purpose of your left hand when you draw the cards to lay them down in a spread for reading.
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Another book that should be added to this list, is Paul Marteau. This
book has been foundational to the way we read Marseille today. It has
been translated into English. You can find a copy on:
www.circleandtriangle.com.