Book description
Originally published in 1984, this is a classic in its field. Not only is it the first book to promote reading the cards for your own insight, but it also shows you exactly how to do so. It revolutionizes learning Tarot through a combined emphasis on self-teaching techniques and personal…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Tarot for Your Self as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
If you journal or want to write, I highly recommend this book.
For journal keepers and writers, this is your next step in learning tarot after reading my Introduction to Tarot. Especially powerful is writing down your first impression of the cards, what Mary calls "Entering A Card" on pages 23 - 25. Fun and revealing about your inner values is "The Court Card Party" on pages 77 - 80. Most powerful for me was the "Turning Points" worksheet on page 128 to see the big picture of your life.
Plus, it contains many different types of tarot spread that…
From Susan's list on skills for the art of tarot card reading.
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