Installments The book "The Illustrated Key to the Tarot" by Arthur Edward Waite: Description
Soft cover
The Russian version of the "Illustrated Key to Tapo" edition is the first complete translation of the author's text, timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the publication of the "Guide to Tapo Cards" by Arthur Edward Wait. The edition is supplemented with notes explaining and revealing the meaning of some specific terms, concepts and allegories that occur in the author's text.
About the author - Arthur Edward Waite book "The Illustrated Key to the Tarot"
Arthur Edward Waite (October 2, 1857 - May 19, 1942) - a famous British mystic, occultist, a mason who wrote many authoritative works on occult and esoteric subjects, as well as co-author Taro Ryder-Waite. His biographer, R. A. Gilbert, wrote: "The name of Wait remained, because he was the first to try to systematically study the history of Western occultism, showing it as a spiritual tradition, and not as part of a protoscience or as a religious anomaly."
Arthur Waite (1857-1942) is one of the greatest connoisseurs of the occult sciences of his time, the author of dozens of printed works, a prominent member of several esoteric communities. In history, he entered mainly as the creator of the world's most popular deck of tarot cards. In this book, the symbolism and the prophetic values of the Ryder-Waite Tarot cards (named after the publisher and developer) are explained by Waite himself.
Thus, this is the primary source, which everyone needs to study, who are going to use tarot cards (and not only Waytics) for divination, meditation and magical work.
