The
Golden Tarot cards have beautiful medieval pictures which have been
wonderfully crafted from original paintings of the period. The
artwork has gentle depth and includes much symbolism. The rich golden
cards radiantly enhance the artwork giving a sense of abundance and
magnificence.
FACTS
Traditional
deck of 78 cards
Major
Arcana
Traditional
tarot titles.
Each
card:
-
displays the Roman numeral at the top and title at the bottom of the
card.
Pip
Cards
Each
card:
-
displays the written number and suit on the bottom of the card
Court
Cards
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Page, Prince, King, Queen
-
displays the title and suit on the bottom of the card
Suits
-
Swords, Wands, Cups, Coins
The
Golden Tarot has a comprehensive instruction booklet with description
and meanings for each card and also the meanings for multiple numbers
appearing in a spread. Two examples of tarot spreads are given in the
booklet.
Sample
entry from the instruction booklet:
Eight
of Cups
Meanings:
Abandonment of materialism.
Putting aside financial security in the pursuit of spiritual
fulfilment. Cutting off from the old and seeking a new life of order
and simplicity. A journey is likely, either of body or mind. By
exploring the world around you, you will discover more about
yourself. Reversed: Travel
for the wrong reasons. You can ran away from your life, but you
cannot run away from yourself. This card could also indicate a
detachment from reality – following unattainable dreams at the
expense of what is truly good about your life. Multiple
eights in a spread: Three
eights mean activity and travel, four eights indicate important news
will be arriving soon, or all information on a situation will be
found quickly.
The
Golden Tarot could be read by a beginner, however some experience and
a knowledge of symbolism is recommended.
Review
by abatha deborah
©
2012 abatha deborah www.abathadeborah.webs.com
