Rachel Pollack Books

A magical journey that illuminates Tarot's many mysteries and hidden meanings, A Walk through the Forest of Souls is for lovers of cartomancy who seek to unlock the full meanings of the cards, as well as for spiritual seekers who will find the Tarot to be a new and beneficial tool to unlock the mysteries of the universe. Using symbols and myths to illuminate the hidden mysteries and spiritual truths of the Tarot, Rachel Pollack explores the connections and relationships between Tarot and such wide-ranging subjects as mythology, mythography, folklore, Kabbalah, divination, quantum physics, time travel, and more. A Walk Through the Forest of Souls is a dazzling journey though the mysteries of Tarot-suitable for Tarot masters, but accessible to newcomers, too.

"An in-depth analysis of the Tarot, examining all aspects of the cards - their origins, symbolism, psychological resonances and historical, mythological and esoteric background, including instructions on how to give readings."--

"An in-depth analysis of the Tarot, examining all aspects of the cards - their origins, symbolism, psychological resonances and historical, mythological and esoteric background, including instructions on how to give readings." --

Cómo puede el Tarot ayudarnos a responder preguntas concretas, actuar como un instrumento para el análisis psicológico y enseñarnos a resolver problemas. A través de interpretaciones y comentarios de una serie de lecturas que ha realizado, la autora nos orienta sobre la forma de interpretar una tirada de Tarot. El Tarot puede ayudarnos a responder preguntas concretas, puede servir como instrumento para el análisis psicológico y puede enseñarnos a resolver problemas. Las cartas extendidas sobre la mesa, con sus ricas imágenes, se abren ante nosotros y nos proponen adentrarnos en nosotros mismos por una senda compleja, pero esclarecedora. Pero por mucho que estudiemos la forma de hacer la lectura del Tarot es imposible que lleguemos a aprender realmente mientras no empecemos a tirarlas cartas y a interpretarlas. Lo importante del aprendizaje es llegar a formarse un estilo de interpretación propio. En este proceso, los ejemplos que nos proporcione otra persona pueden ayudarnos a encontrar nuestro camino, y esto es lo que nos ofrece Rachel Pollack en esta obra. Las lecturas que nos propone han sido realizadas a lo largo de estos últimos años y entre los consultantes encontramos tanto a la persona que atraviesa un momento de crisis como a la que sólo tiene curiosidad por saber qué le pueden decir las cartas.

Second revised edition of this guide to the origins, meaning and psychological applications of the Tarot which aims to demystify and to make Tarot symbolism an effective and accessible means of self-enlightenment.

This edition offers a comprehensive introduction to the iconic tarot cards by Arthur E. Waite and Pamela Colman Smith. It includes numerous images, historical documents, and original contributions from renowned tarot authors, enhancing the experience of the Waite-Smith Tarot. The box contains 78 cards and Waite's book, with detailed descriptions and practical tips for each card.

Shares tarot's vast and wonderful storehouse of wisdom and secrets. This title helps readers learn what each card signifies, but more importantly, they will discover how to look at a tarot card and find their own truth.

Haindl draws upon his knowledge of ancient cultures and his experience living with Native Americans to create a deck that is a colorful and penetrating study in humility and reverence for nature.

The Haindl Tarot is the most comprehensive Tarot ever--a contemporary deck that illustrates traditional archetypes with modern symbols. The cards interweave themes of ecology, mythology and the Goddess, with true visionary power.

Almost a set of short stories, this novel breaks into discrete episodes, centered on identity, love, and death. Jaqe has no identity until she meets Laurie, introduced and named by Mother Night; in that moment, she knows herself, and that she loves Laurie. But once Mother Night has become part of their lives, Laurie and Jaqe and their daughter Kate cannot live as other people do. Knowing Death, inevitably each of them seeks to use the knowledge, to bargain with Death, and to change the terms in the balance of life and death in the world. Pollack's characters, major and supporting, living, dead, and divine, are memorably human. As she transplants myths and folklore into a modern setting, she gives new life to old tales and a deeper meaning to a seemingly simple world.