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KnightHawk’s Tarot Readings presents and comments on twenty-two entertaining and
informative Tarot readings that were done for historical, fictional, and mythological
characters. These readings provide insights into the meanings of Tarot cards, the
use of simple Tarot spreads, and, ultimately, the art of reading Tarot cards.
Comments are provided after each reading, including notes about how the reading
was done, the challenges of doing it, noteworthy observations, and insights the
author gained in the process of doing the reading.
While there are many books that discuss aspects of Tarot such as what the cards
mean or what spreads one can use for reading the cards, the many Tarot readings
discussed in this book illustrate the actual art of Tarot reading in a most unique way.
These readings, and the explanations of them, make this book an excellent resource
for anyone interested in reading Tarot cards, from beginner to master.
The following are excerpts from reviews of this book:
“If you do short, practical, advice-style reading, whether at psychic faires or by
telephone or compute, buy this book! I consider it essential reading for anyone who
wants to read for others. ... The discussion of different kinds of three-card spreads,
and his “Reversal Cube” are worth the price of the book alone. You’ll find short card-
interpretations in an appendix “for beginners,” but everyone should get something
out of them. Above all, I love how well written this book is. James strives for and
achieves an elegantly direct and strikingly clear prose style that is a delight.” —Mary
K. Greer, author of Tarot for Your Self, The Complete Book of Tarot Reversals, and
other Tarot books.
“... a very well written book by a very creative writer ... Studying James's tarot
readings is a great way to learn more about the art of reading tarot cards and your
own abilities. I highly recommend this book.” — John Gilbert, Tarot Grandmaster, ATA
Newsletter
“Frequently, I hear beginners say that they understand individual cards, but just can't
seem to put the cards together in a spread. I believe KnightHawk's Tarot Readings by
James Ricklef is custom-made for these seekers. ... I enjoyed reading this book—it
flowed easily and I slurped it right up.” — Diane Wilkes, CTGM, (Tarot Passages)
creator of “The Storybook Tarot”
“There are so many good qualities about this book, that's it's hard to decide where to
start. ... I love the book and believe it is exciting and useful for both beginning and
experienced [Tarot] readers.” — Sandra A. Thomson, Ed.D., co-writer of the books
Spiritual Tarot and The Lovers’ Tarot.
This book is out-of-print book.
informative Tarot readings that were done for historical, fictional, and mythological
characters. These readings provide insights into the meanings of Tarot cards, the
use of simple Tarot spreads, and, ultimately, the art of reading Tarot cards.
Comments are provided after each reading, including notes about how the reading
was done, the challenges of doing it, noteworthy observations, and insights the
author gained in the process of doing the reading.
While there are many books that discuss aspects of Tarot such as what the cards
mean or what spreads one can use for reading the cards, the many Tarot readings
discussed in this book illustrate the actual art of Tarot reading in a most unique way.
These readings, and the explanations of them, make this book an excellent resource
for anyone interested in reading Tarot cards, from beginner to master.
The following are excerpts from reviews of this book:
“If you do short, practical, advice-style reading, whether at psychic faires or by
telephone or compute, buy this book! I consider it essential reading for anyone who
wants to read for others. ... The discussion of different kinds of three-card spreads,
and his “Reversal Cube” are worth the price of the book alone. You’ll find short card-
interpretations in an appendix “for beginners,” but everyone should get something
out of them. Above all, I love how well written this book is. James strives for and
achieves an elegantly direct and strikingly clear prose style that is a delight.” —Mary
K. Greer, author of Tarot for Your Self, The Complete Book of Tarot Reversals, and
other Tarot books.
“... a very well written book by a very creative writer ... Studying James's tarot
readings is a great way to learn more about the art of reading tarot cards and your
own abilities. I highly recommend this book.” — John Gilbert, Tarot Grandmaster, ATA
Newsletter
“Frequently, I hear beginners say that they understand individual cards, but just can't
seem to put the cards together in a spread. I believe KnightHawk's Tarot Readings by
James Ricklef is custom-made for these seekers. ... I enjoyed reading this book—it
flowed easily and I slurped it right up.” — Diane Wilkes, CTGM, (Tarot Passages)
creator of “The Storybook Tarot”
“There are so many good qualities about this book, that's it's hard to decide where to
start. ... I love the book and believe it is exciting and useful for both beginning and
experienced [Tarot] readers.” — Sandra A. Thomson, Ed.D., co-writer of the books
Spiritual Tarot and The Lovers’ Tarot.
This book is out-of-print book.
For a sample KnightHawk Tarot reading that is representative of the readings -- and
commentaries on those readings -- that appear in this book, click HERE.
commentaries on those readings -- that appear in this book, click HERE.
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