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Merlin Tarot [Hardcover]

R. J. Stewart (Author), Miranda Gray (Illustrator)

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Book Description

Publication Date: 18 Aug 2003

Newly issued in an attractive chunky slipcase, The Merlin Tarot takes you back to a time of legend, fantasy and enchantment. Based on the mythology of Merlin, this classic Tarot includes a beautifully illustrated Tarot deck, accompanying handbook and hardback journal so you can keep a record of all your readings.

Based entirely on the adventures of Merlin, the beautifully designed Tarot deck, illustrated by Miranda Gray, has been drawn directly from authentic 12th century sources.

R.J. Stewart’s accompanying handbook fully explains the meaning of each card and their relationship to the cosmology and psychology of ancient Merlin texts.

Also includes instructions on how to lay out and read the cards as well as how to use the cards for meditation, visualisation and divination.

The pack also contains a journal so you can keep of record of all your Tarot readings.

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Based entirely on the adventures of Merlin, the beautifully designed Tarot deck, illustrated by Miranda Gray, has been drawn directly from authentic 12th century sources.

R.J. Stewart’s accompanying handbook fully explains the meaning of each card and their relationship to the cosmology and psychology of ancient Merlin texts.

Also includes instructions on how to lay out and read the cards as well as how to use the cards for meditation, visualisation and divination.

The pack also contains a journal so you can keep of record of all your Tarot readings.

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Product details

Hardcover: 160 pages
Publisher: Element; New edition (Reissue) edition (18 Aug 2003)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0007165625
ISBN-13: 978-0007165629
Product Dimensions: 15.9 x 6.6 x 16.8 cm

Average Customer Review: 3.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 846,533 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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'The Merlin Tarot ' is a unique Tarot concept. Based entirely on the adventures of Merlin, drawn directly from authentic twelfth-century sources, it is a modern restatement of a set of primal, powerful magical images which predate the earliest known set of Tarot cards by over 300 years.

'The Merlin Tarot ' includes The Merlin Tarot deck, superbly illustrated by Miranda Gray, together with The Merlin Tarot handbook, featuring R.J. Stewart's examination of the cards, their relationship to the cosmology and psychology of ancient Merlin texts, and their use in:
• meditation
• vizualisation
• divination

--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

About the Author

Illustrator Miranda Gray and author R.J. Stewart are both respected authorities on Merlin legend and the Tarot.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A most unique Tarot Deck 15 Jun 2002

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If you are looking for a unique deck or a change from your usual Tarot deck then the Merlin Tarot is it. The opening card for this deck is The Moon and not The Fool as was expected. Whilst looking through the deck I realised that none of the Major Arcana was in it's usual place, eg. The Empress which is usually the third card in the Major Arcana has become the 19th card, The Emperor which is usually the fourth card has now become the 17th. The Minor Arcana is also not your usual Wands, Swords, Pentacles and Cups. The Minor Arcana is now made up of animals that live in that element, eg. Cups which is the element of Water has become Fishes and Swords which is Air has become Birds. Sounds complicated......well it's not. The paperback book that comes with the deck is very useful, helpful and informative. The book is well suited to a novice Tarot reader but does offer a few insights that even an experienced Tarot reader might not know. The art work on the cards is lovely and the images are very light and peaceful. I am glad to add such a lovely deck to my collection. Definately a deck to have in your collection.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Merlin Tarot 14 Sep 2007

By H. Gale

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This one of my working Tarot I use and they are THE most beautiful cards, especially the Major Arcania cards. Certainly it "does not have the traditional "suits" of cups, wands etc. but instead has things such as "fish", so yes this wont suit beginners especially those who dont study the tarot and do not want to go outside the norm. I used to have bog standard Tarot cards and yes gave bog standard readings until they stopped working for me. Then I came upon The Merlin Tarot and then started to give amazing readings. They are what they are that is tools for your mediumship, psychicness etc so the Tarot themselves are not that important.What IS important though is that you feel comfortable with them and that they work for you. These work for me, yes maybe a personal choice but of the hundreds of people that I have given readings to they all love them so yes these are for me

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4.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant for beginers and oldies !!!!! 19 Jun 2002

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The merlin Tarot is great for beginers and intermediet tarot readers, the illistrations are easy to interprit and it is an all round great deck to buy or even buy for someone else as a present. I have only been learning tarot for five months and this was one of the first decks i brought and they keep comming out time and time again!

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3.0 out of 5 stars Not for newbies

Was very intersting and beautiful. But as a beginner i found it difficult to use. I kept it on my shelf for many years and opened the book many times to only read the first few... Read more

Published on 18 Aug 2010 by C. Beresford

1.0 out of 5 stars Not the traditional Tarot layout - beginners avoid.

I couldn't work with this deck. It does not have the traditional "suits" of cups, wands etc. but instead has things such as "fish". Read more

Published on 16 Oct 2002 by MRS J A GLENISTER

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