Magi's Tarot Guide to the Celtic Cross Spread

I know the very basics of Tarot, and I was looking for a log book I can use while I'm learning to do Celtic Cross readings. I'm really liking Magi's Tarot Guide to the Celtic Cross Spread because it's got instructions on doing more types of Celtic Cross than I knew existed, and it's got descriptions of all the cards. The log entries use an interesting layout, with each log being two pages that face each other. Turns out this is great, because the Celtic Cross is a big spread and I want a lot of space to enter.I'm giving this book 5 stars for:- Comprehensive design–includes detailed instructions for multiple types of CC.- Detailed descriptions of every card, both upright and reversed.- Space for 100 journal entries.- Very easy read.

Sometimes the universe sends you just what you need just when you need it, and I feel this way about these books (Celtic Cross Spread and also The Empress). Going through some life issues and wanting to strengthen my intuitive connections, I got interested in using Tarot but knew very little about it. These books are clear and beautifully written, and provide an amazing amount of information and insight about how to use Tarot without being overwhelming. I'm filling them up! Thank you.

I bought this largely out of curiosity. I have a good friend who did a Tarot reading for me and I wished to find out more. This book impressed me greatly. Its language is clear. It addresses the reader directly and without artifice or smartness. It takes its subject matter seriously without being in any way dense or heavy. And the steps the authors lay out for the novice practitioner are easy to follow. Having all that blank space for journal entries is quite a temptation to someone with time on their hands. Overall, an excellent publication.