Installments Tarot in questions and answers - Ruth Ann Amberstone
Hard cover
The authors of the book Ruth and Wald Amberstone have by now more than seventy years of tarot practice for two and are the founders of the thriving Tarot School, organizers of conferences and festivals dedicated to the Tarot.
The book "Tarot in Questions and Answers" is a collection of techniques and methods of working with maps, containing verified information and clear answers to seventy-eight real questions that have arisen among the schoolboys of various schools.
An experienced tarologist, she will serve as a reference, containing correct formulations and verified answers, beginners will find her gold-bearing housing useful information, practical ideas and recommendations on how to guess the Tarot.
CONTENT OF THE BOOK "Tarot in questions and answers" Ruth Ann Amberstone
Foreword. Mary Greer
Introduction
Chapter first. Decks, cards and handling
Question 1. Tarot as a gift.
Question 2. Choosing a new deck of tarot.
Question 3. So many decks, so little time!
Question 4. Keeping the deck.
Question 5. Consecration of the deck.
Question 6. Cleaning the deck.
Question 7. Gentle shuffling methods.
Question 8. Drop-down cards.
Question 9. Empty cards.
Question 10. Damaged cards.
Question 11. Personal decks.
Question 12. Non-heterosexist decks.
Question 13. Decks oriented to special issues.
Question 14. Is it time for a new deck?
Chapter two. Interpretation and meanings
Question 15. Introduction to maps.
Question 16. Close examination.
Question 17. Values of cards.
Question 18. Map values and context.
Question 19. Interpretation systems.
Question 20. Attributes and figurative series.
Question 21. Contradictory interpretations.
Question 22. Combinations of cards.
Question 23. Complex maps.
Question 24. Court cards.
Question 25. Inverted cards.
Question 26. "Stage" maps.
Question 27. Color and creativity.
Question 28. Suits and strategic abilities.
Question 29. Fortune-telling about health issues.
Question 30. Secret paths.
Chapter Three. Tantalizing Techniques
Question 31. Expectations.
Question 32. Statement of the question.
Question 33. Clarification of the issue.
Question 34. Ten practical questions that can be asked by the Tarot.
Question 35. Concealed Querent.
Question 36. Attention and once again attention!
Question 37. Ten ways to choose a card.
Question 38. Orientation of the deck in space.
Question 39. Intuitive perception.
Question 40. Cards that can not be interpreted.
Question 41. Interpretation of numerical maps.
Question 42. Time categories in divination.
Question 43. Astrology in the Tarological Plans.
Question 44. Esoterics and divination by Tarot.
Question 45. Comprehensive fortune-telling techniques.
Question 46. Abdomen up!
Question 47. Inverted cards.
Question 48. Many of the Major Arcana in the situation.
Question 49. Contradictory maps.
Question 50. Repeated divination.
Question 51. "Cold" divination.
Question 52. Fortune-telling for yourself.
Question 53. Tarot and discipline.
Chapter Four. Displays
Question 54. Effective layout from one card.
Question 55. Layouts on the "yes-no".
Question 56. Decompositions without assignment of positions.
Question 57. The layout of the "double-edged sword".
Question 58. Layout of relations.
Question 59. New Year's alignment.
Question 60. The breakdown for a year.
Question 61. Guessing on Yale.
Question 62. Resources by hand.
Question 63. Creating authorial layouts.
Chapter Five. What else can you do with the Tarot
Question 64. An easy way of meditation.
Question 65. Tarot and meditation.
Question 66. Contemplation.
Question 67. Tarot and literary work.
Question 68. The circle of stories.
Question 69. Determination of birth charts.
Question 70. Tarot and character.
Question 71. Tarot and difficult situations.
Chapter Six. Ethics
Question 72. The bad news.
Question 73. Map of Death.
Question 74. Fortune-telling about others.
Question 75. Fortune-telling for children.
Question 76. Prediction of life expectancy.
Question 77. Become a professional.
Afterword
Question 78. A little heresy.
Appendix 1. List of recommended literature.
Appendix 2. Stories about the School of Tarot.
Ruth Ann and Wald Amberstone - about the authors
(AMBERSTONE Ruth Ann and Wald)
Ruth Ann and Wald Amberstones are teachers of Tarot art and the founders of the New York Tarot School.
The Amberstones couple jointly teaches, writes and publishes books about the Tarot, covering the subject at various levels of work with this magnificent tool - from prediction to psychology and from esotericism to magical practices. They are brave pioneers, ready to share their experience with others, and they themselves are forever learning something new, never stopping at what has been achieved. To date, Ruth Ann and Wald have more than seventy years of tarot practice for two, as Ann began to guess in 1974, and Wald began his studies in 1959 as the first started his studies for two. Steady at the attainable levels of work with this magnificent tool.
Classes at the New York Tarot School, which opened its doors in 1995, have now been visited by more than a thousand students. Hundreds more took part in the Teleclasses and Television Courses (an innovative program of classes conducted exclusively by phone). Tarot students from all over the world were given the opportunity to buy CDs with audio lessons from the Tarot School and to learn their most popular correspondence course by correspondence. "Tarot Q & A» (Tarot Tips) - just do not book, and a special training program carried out by e-mail - has thousands of subscribers worldwide.
In June 2002, the New York Tarot Festival was held, prepared by Ruth Ann, Wald and students of the Tarot School, which became the first national and international tarot event on the East Coast of the United States. And in April 2003, the The Readers Studio was held - the first specialized conference intended for advanced students and professional tarologists.
