THE BOOK OF TAROTS: THE BEGINNER GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING THE UNIQUENESS AND USE OF TAROTS

First off, thank you for showing interest in this book, I’m both honored and delighted for your interest in my work and I hope this book helps you find whatever you are looking for.

This book is for all students of curiosity, all those who dare to take their destiny into their own hands and all those who believe they have a part to play in their own fate.

Tarots are magical, and there study somewhat cumbersome. Thus, the main reason of writing this book is to help you simplify what tarots are, what card combinations mean and how you can use tarots for yourself without any stress attached.

There are plenty of hypotheses about the origins of the Tarot. One is that Alexandria's great library in Egypt, whose woman librarian Hypatia was world-renowned for her wisdom and learning, held scrolls that contained all of the ancient world's knowledge. Among these scrolls was the Thoth's legendary book, originating from ancient Egypt's mystery schools. Such secret instructions, which in the Major Arcana (To be explained soon) reflect a course in personal and spiritual development, are said to include the allegorical illustrations on Tarot cards. The Minor Arcana may have originated from an Italian card game known as tarrochi, which was applied to the Tarot at a later date. Our current poker decks are very similar to the Tarot's Minor Arcana (Also to be explained).

Tarot symbols are closely linked with ancient beliefs, mythologies, and religious structures like the Kabbalah in Judaism. The numerological origins of the cards were related to the Greek mathematician Pythagoras, who taught that the uninitiated are unaware of the divine meaning and supernatural powers in letters and numbers.

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