BleuReynard
I use Lon's Understanding Thoth book, BoT, and Liber T. I find Lon's book is a bit soft on some topics but at least explains things were one can understand. Crowley is too poetic for my taste, so I don't read the BoT much. The Liber T is my primary resource now.
For tables and explaining, Lon's pretty good.
I don't like his description of the cards. Its a big chunk of the book.
I would like to add that I don't mean to sound pretentious. Lon is a Mage of the OTO, his understanding of the Thoth is vast. I would imagine he knows far more then what is printed in the Liber T. I only dislike his card descriptions because he dulls them down to make them more understandable. At times it leaves me with more questions then answers. These missing gaps are in part answered by the Liber T.
For tables and explaining, Lon's pretty good.
I don't like his description of the cards. Its a big chunk of the book.
I would like to add that I don't mean to sound pretentious. Lon is a Mage of the OTO, his understanding of the Thoth is vast. I would imagine he knows far more then what is printed in the Liber T. I only dislike his card descriptions because he dulls them down to make them more understandable. At times it leaves me with more questions then answers. These missing gaps are in part answered by the Liber T.
