Tuesday, July 19, 2011

REVIEW: TELL-ME TAROT by Arik Eyal

This deck is all you need to begin a journey into tarot!

The clear images are easy to understand. The keyword and brief meaning on each card helps to unlock the intuition and create sound interpretation skills.

FACTS
It's a traditional deck of 78 cards symbolizing universal human  situations
On the bottom of each card there is:
- a keyword / a two line meaning / a positive or negative symbol

Major Arcana
- The cards have traditional tarot titles
Each card displays:
- the Roman numeral at the top of the card / the title on the bottom of the card

Pip Cards
- The cards have simple illustrations which include the suit symbols
Each card displays:
- the Roman numeral at the top of the card / the number and suit on bottom of the card
Court Cards
- Page, Prince, Queen and King
- displays title and suit on bottom of card

Suits
- Wands – Action / Cups – Emotional / Swords – Rational / Pentacles – Material

Samples:

 


Ten of Wands = Overload
Too many obligations block your vision. Lessen the load so you can lift your head and explore the opportunities.





 



Knight of Swords = Rushing
You are confident and courageous but move too fast. Slow down. Enjoy getting there as much as being there.



  
 





Strength = Tenderness
Your spiritual strength helps resolve every problem. You become powerful through tenderness and patience.







There is no need for an instruction booklet with this deck - it comes with four information cards. These useful cards explain how to word questions and three examples of spreads are given.

This is a fundamental deck and a very practical way to start learning the tarot.

I would recommend Tell-Me Tarot to beginners, readers looking to improve keyword skills and as a transition deck from reading oracle cards to reading the tarot. This deck can also be included in tarot workshops as a extra learning tool.


Review by abatha deborah
© 2011 abatha deborah 



Illustrations from TELL-ME TAROT used with permission of U. S. Games Systems, Inc., Stamford, CT USA. Copyright 2008 by U.S. Games Systems, Inc. Further reproduction prohibited. ISBN: 978-1-57281-631-2
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