The Complete Tarot Kit

Designed for both beginners and those who have used tarot cards before, this pack contains two tarot decks, an introduction to the use of the cards, a personal tarot, a colour spreadsheet and a quick reference chart.

Peering into the future is an irresistible way to have some fun with friends. This ingenious kit contains everything you need to conduct a reading, including a complete deck of compact, easy-to-handle cards bearing traditional Tarot images, a fold-out mat for arranging the cards, and an 88page book full of instructions and tips.

A comprehensive guide to learning about the tarot offering detailed explanations of the both the Rider-Waite and Crowley Thoth decks - the two best-selling tarot decks of all time. The lay-flat binding makes it a useful companion to refer to when laying out and learning more about your cards.

Now you can tell fortunes just as the Gypsies have done for hundreds of years when you use Ray Buckland's "Gypsy Fortune Telling Tarot Deck." The Gypsies have always been associated with the Tarot, and may even have been the group that introduced them to Europe over 600 years ago. Ray Buckland, famous for his works on Witchcraft, is from a Gypsy (Romani) family and reveals the secrets of Gypsy fortune telling with this deck and forty-eight page booklet. Although the traditional Tarot deck with its Major and Minor Arcana totalling seventy-eight cards was used by Gypsies, such decks were often hard to obtain. Thus, many Gypsies altered standard decks of playing cards to use for Tarot readings. This deck is based upon the one Ray Buckland's grandmother used. The cards are the size of a deck of playing cards, so they are easier to carry than other decks. The twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana are numbered starting with one and have images from Gypsy life, usually involving the "vardo, " or Gypsy wagon. The booklet not only gives the meaning of the symbols but also the way the cards should be interpreted. The Minor Arcana cards look like a regular deck of playing cards, but the aces each have a different "vardo" on them and there are four face cards in each suit. The people on them are typical Gypsies. Again, the booklet explains the way to interpret the cards. The booklet includes a full ten Tarot spreads that you can use, some published here for the first time. If you are interested in Gypsies or the Tarot, you must have this deck.

What do you do with the "other half" of a Tarot reading: the reversed cards? Just ignore them as many people do? Greer reveals everything readers need to know for reading the most maligned and misunderstood part of a spread.

The Tarot Card Kit contains a full-color 64 page book describing the various meaning of each tarot card and a deck of 78 beautifully illustrated tarots cards. The book provides a simple and easy-to-follow guide for any aspiring tarot card reader. Tarot cards have been used for hundreds of years to predict the future and individual fortunes and recently have had a resurgence in popularity.

Teens who want to discover and unlock their psychic abilities will find no better guide than Maria Shaw, who has a knack for making new age subjects accessible to the young adult market. Maria covers all the basics, from a smattering of history to in-depth descriptions of all major and minor arcana cards. Common concerns such as how to prepare for a reading, how to cut the cards, how to ask questions, and how to choose the best days for readings are discussed in detail. Sixteen different card spreads, including teen love layouts, the guardian angel/spirit guide spread, and the big question spread, give new readers lots of options. The deck itself is age-appropriate, containing non-threatening images that are appealing to young adult interests.