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336 Pages, 6 x 9 x 0.68 in

October 1, 1998

Llewellyn Worldwide


156718457X
9781567184570

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Based on the pagan Celtic concept of the sacred circle, this tarot deck guides diviners through divination and meditation on a journey toward rebirth. Drawing from British and Irish Pagan heritage, Paul Manson combines photographs, computer graphics and drawings to modify the major arcana. In the book, Anna Franklin, a practicing pagan priestess for over 20 years, explains how to read the symbolism behind the "Green Man." The Sacred Circle Tarot: A Celtic Pagan Journey helps pagans explore themselves through ancient pagan teachings.

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This Tarot isn''t for Everyone, but it may be For You!

The Sacred Circle Tarot draws on the Pagan heritage of Britain and Ireland, its sacred sites, and symbolic imagery from that tradition. It''s based on the idea (suggested by R. J. Stewart) that the Tarot had its origins with the bards of Celtic culture. Together with the included 336-page, full-size book, the deck becomes a virtual training course in Celtic Paganism.

Besides understanding the history and theories, there is lots of practical work for any Pagan or Tarot enthusiast. Included are instructions for six different spreads and how to use the cards for several types of meditation and personal spiritual development. The artwork, which combines photos, pencil drawings, computer colorization and enhancement helps to give a breathtaking feeling of extreme realism to the images. It should. The cards show actual landscapes and sacred sites in Britain and Ireland.

Pagans will enjoy the fact that many of the Christian or Kabalistic symbolism has been removed and replaced with symbolism of the ancient Celts. For example the Fool is now the Green Man, the Magician is the High Priest, the Emperor and Empress are the Lord and Lady, the Devil is replaced by the Underworld, and the World is now the World Tree.

The book is a veritable training course in Paganism and Tarot. The imagery on the cards is absolutely beautiful. It''s no wonder that this has become one of the most popular decks around. You''re going to love this as soon as you get your hands on it!



About the Author

Anna Franklin [England] has been a witch for 30 years, and a Pagan in her heart for all her life. She has conducted many rituals, handfastings and sabbat rites. She is the High Priestess of the Hearth of Arianrhod, a coven of the Coranieid Clan, a group of traditional witches with their roots in the New Forest, and branches in several parts of the UK. The Hearth publishes the long running Silver Wheel Magazine, runs teaching circles and postal courses as well as a working coven. Anna Franklin is the author of eighteen books on the Craft including the popular Sacred Circle Tarot, Midsummer, Lammas [with Paul Mason], and The Fairy Ring.

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  • Jai Moise-Dalal

    Jai Moise-Dalal

    basically blew my mind 5

    9 years ago

    Absolutely breathtaking. There are the usual 78 cards in the deck. However, all of the Major Arcana are renamed in accordance with the Celtic Pagan theme. Those who are experienced with tarot symbolism will recognize them even with the changed titles. The order is traditional. There are elaborate borders on each card in the deck, with four cornerstones of celtic knotwork, which varies in color according to the suit in question. The Major Arcana are framed with a stone border and so the celtic… read more

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