When folks ask me to recommend a book on tarot I give them a list of what I consider to be the classics—the golden oldies. The Tarot, A Key to the Wisdom of the Ages, by Paul Foster Case Paul Foster Case (1884-1954) was a member of The Golden Dawn and founder of The Builders of the Adytum. The Tarot examines the 22 major arcana cards from a ceremonial magician’s point of view. It can be a bit abstruse at times, but it is well worth the effort. Mastering the Tarot, by Eden Gray (or any of her other books) Chicago debutante Eden Gray (1901-1999) followed her dream to New York City and became an actress. She also worked in radio and on the London stage, earned a Doctor of Divinity degree, lectured and taught classes on Science of the Mind, ran a bookstore and publishing house, and wrote the first easy to comprehend books on tarot. They are still in use today. See Mary… Read More »