The Ultimate Guide to the Rider Waite Tarot (Ultimate Guide to the Tarot, 1)

this guide is so well done, very easy to find the info you're looking for

Lots more of the same beautiful illustrations that are on the cards of this deck.Lots of categories of descriptions of each card’s possible meanings and different ways to read them.Very helpful and informative!Easy to understand.

I believe this book will step your game up with the tarot.It's more back to the roots and not watered down by modern western culture. I read a review on here, saying this book isn't " always on target" than explaining their interpretation. Please, a new aged tarot worker looking for clout did not write this book. These two men are way closer to the originality of the tarot than someone whose knowledge of the tarot doesn't go beyond google knowledge. These men have studied, had and used resources and relationships than THE average person writing a review on google.Don't LET A BAD REVIEW OF THIS BOOK DETUR YOU. IF THE WROTE A BAD REVIEW TO ME IT'S A PERSONAL JUDGMENT OPPOSEED TO AN ACCURATE ONE.

If you are looking for different on tarot, this is the book. I would suggest looking into The Essential Tarot by Pitisci and the Tarot for all seasons. These are my go to books.

I purchased several books on the Rider Waite Tarot to do a deep dive. I plan to read about each card from different sources and record. This book focuses on symbolism in the deck. Good reference. Symbols can help with card interpretation unique to it.

Perfect!

I love this book. I bought it after reading through my friend's copy and realizing that it's a great tool for interpreting tarot cards. It has a lot of detail and has helped me develop an understanding of tarot.I've noticed that the images in the book sometimes have different colors from my version of the RW tarot deck, which would skew the meaning very slightly.But since I use tarot as a way to reflect on myself and not as a serious tool for divination, this doesn't bother me. Overall, it's a great tool to have in my arsenal.

great reference