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The Mythic Tarot Card and Deck Look below at the workbook cover to get a better idea of what the cards look like (we'd photo them for you--but we don't want to violate anyone's copyright) - the cards are delicate and subtle--not nearly as sepia toned as shown below. The cards are all based on famous Greek and Roman myths, for example the numbered cards of each suit correspond to: Cups: The love story of Eros and Psyche The scholarship behind this deck, and its skillful correlation of myths to cards,
is supurb and compelling. In addition, the general principles applied to each suit
can easily be applied to many other decks. This is our #1 choice for a starter's
deck--if you're willing to read and be enthralled. We suggest specifically
that you read the introduction to the Minor Arcana--it contains, in a few short pages,
enough clarification of the principles of the suits and court cards to give you a big
start with any decks you encounter. Authors: Juliet Sharman-Burke and Liz Greene |
Link to the Mythic Tarot Workbook at amazon.com |
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The Mythic Tarot Workbook Author: Juliet Sharman-Burke We've shown this cover primarily so that you can get a better picture of what the Mythic Tarot cards look like--they aren't quite as brown as this cover shows. Our favorite card in this deck is "The Star" which depicts Pandora opening the box . . .with Hope fluttering above the wasps of despair, sickness and unhappiness. |
