Tarot Update - Issue #10

Greetings! I hope everyone had a great holiday season and is ready to embrace 2005 with enthusiasm and creativity. This month, we've got three ways to help you get off on the right foot: enhancing your love life, adding to your tarot deck collection, and improving your tarot skills.

How's your love life?
Looking for love? Want to spice up your current relationship? Need help solving an ongoing problem between you and your partner? Whatever your relationship needs, I think Mark McElroy's new book Taking the Tarot to Heart can help. Delving into relationship issues can be unsettling or even scary. Mark's friendly tone helps you face whatever you need with confidence and hope. See tarottools.com for a preview.

If you are more interested in advice for your career than your love life, Mark's got that covered to in Putting the Tarot to Work. Bonus: it's on sale now! See the Sale Books below.

How many decks do YOU have?
I'm a great proponent of having more than one tarot deck for lots of reasons. An obvious one is that I work for a tarot deck publisher. However, before I ever worked for Llewellyn I was a tarot junkie. One reason I collect decks is because of their beauty or novelty. Another reason is that I use different decks for different activities-meditation, reading, brainstorming. I use different decks for different types of readings. Sometimes I use more than one deck at a time for readings.

If you want to add to your tarot deck collection, today is your lucky day! We are offering a collection of museum quality decks by Lo Scarabeo for the unbelievably low price of $5 each. Five bucks! That's amazing. To see the selection, click here.

There are quite a few to pick from. My personal favorites are: Tarot of the III Millenium (I could study these for hours), Tarot of the Gnomes (one of my first decks and surprisingly useful despite the cute images), and Tarots of the Renaissance (simply beautiful). I know a lot of people who swear by the Tarots of the Master. Of course, everyone should have a Marseilles style deck, so pick up the Ancient Tarot of Marseilles. I have to admit that just for fun, I really like the Sibilla Oracle Cards.

Sharpen your skills
What are you doing May 6 - 8, 2005? Nothing special? Good. Then go here now and sign up for an event that can change your life (or at least make you a far better Tarot reader, provide lots of fun, and maybe even some new friends)

The third annual Readers Studio promises to be just as exciting as its predecessors. Maybe even more so, as we'll be celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Tarot School. This year's teachers are Corrine Kenner, James Ricklef, and Teresa Michelson. They've got some amazing things planned. Join us. You'll be glad you did.