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I would like recommendations for a good general tarot reference book that can serve as my authority on tarot beyond the little white books.
I would like something that will work with a variety of decks, not extremely specific to Rider Waite, for instance, but could follow that format. What I don't want is for the book to be discussing the specific details of a card because it expects it to look like Rider Waite, or be a close variation of that card)
I don't need it to have a lot of content on LEARNING to read tarot, because I can get that from other sources.
It would be nice if it had some sections on symbolism, numerology, etc.
I'd like to be able to rely on the guides that come with the decks, and one other universal source. I primarily read for myself and don't want to fall into the trap of looking at lots of sources to find meanings I want. I'd like a book I can learn meanings from that I don't have to translate from the Rider Waite deck.
I'd appreciate any suggestions even if they don't fit all that, but are close.
Thanks!
I would like something that will work with a variety of decks, not extremely specific to Rider Waite, for instance, but could follow that format. What I don't want is for the book to be discussing the specific details of a card because it expects it to look like Rider Waite, or be a close variation of that card)
I don't need it to have a lot of content on LEARNING to read tarot, because I can get that from other sources.
It would be nice if it had some sections on symbolism, numerology, etc.
I'd like to be able to rely on the guides that come with the decks, and one other universal source. I primarily read for myself and don't want to fall into the trap of looking at lots of sources to find meanings I want. I'd like a book I can learn meanings from that I don't have to translate from the Rider Waite deck.
I'd appreciate any suggestions even if they don't fit all that, but are close.
Thanks!