The Cosmic Tarot deck and book set depicts symbols and icons gathered from several different eras, creating accessible images for all tarot readers. Interpretations are provides on three different levels: the cosmos, the human community, and the individual. Book contains 176 pages, illustrated.

Cosmic Tarot - with deck

Religion & Spirituality

Huets, Jean

Lösche, Norbert

New Age & Spirituality

U.S. Games Systems

A complete guide to the symbolism and use of Norbert Losche's popular deck. Provides card interpretations on three different levels: the cosmos, the human community, and the individual.

The Cosmic Tarot

Provides information on every important theory and intepretation and every recognized deck, illustrating and commenting on the symbolism of the early Tarocchi decks and the major later decks

The Encyclopedia of Tarot, Volume II

Kaplan, Stuart R.

"Overall this is one of the better books I have seen of this type.... Highly recommended.” — Michele Jackson, Tarot Passages The Cosmic Tarot book is an inspiring interpretation of the tarot, and an ideal companion to the Cosmic Tarot deck by artist Norbert Lösche. Each Major Arcana card is described in terms of “The Cosmos,” “The Human Community,” and “The Individual.” The Minor Arcana cards focus on personal ambitions, hopes and fears, and loves, with special attention to relationships. Says Michele Jackson, tarotpassages.com: “Overall this is one of the better books I have seen of this type. The author is obviously well versed on the subject of Tarot and has skillfully applied her knowledge to this deck. Highly recommended.”(A previous edition of this book was published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc.)

The Cosmic Tarot book

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The Encyclopedia of Tarot, Vol. 4

Reference

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

With Walt Whitman, Himself: In the Nineteenth Century, in America

WITH WALT WHITMAN: HIMSELF immerses the reader in the life and times of the poet called “America’s bard,” with over 300 period images and text including extensive quotes by Walt Whitman and his family and friends (and a few enemies). Explore the fascinating roots of Whitman's great work Leaves of Grass: a family harrowed by alcoholism and mental illness; the bloody Civil War; burgeoning, brawling Manhattan and Brooklyn; literary allies and rivals; and his beloved America, racked by disunion even while racing westward. The coming year 2019 will mark the bicentennial of Walt Whitman’s birth; this book anticipates the celebration with a perspective of Walt Whitman “in the nineteenth century, in America,” as he himself put it.

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Circling Rivers

With Walt Whitman, Himself immerses you in the life and times of the poet called "America's bard," with over 300 period images and text that includes extensive quotes by Walt Whitman and his family and friends (and enemies). Explore the fascinating roots of his great work: a family harrowed by alcoholism and mental illness; the bloody Civil War; burgeoning, brawling Manhattan and Brooklyn; literary allies and rivals; and his beloved America, racked by disunion even while racing westward.
"A true Whitmanian feast--for the intellect as well as for the eyes.... Illustrations of Whitman's places, friends, family, disciples, contemporaries--his cities and his rural retreats. The descriptions of his life and times are concise and smart. The book keeps opening up to new facets of Whitman, his work, and his era." -- Ed Folsom, editor of Walt Whitman Quarterly Review and Co-Director of The Walt Whitman Archive
"With Walt Whitman, Himself is perfectly titled for to read of him so closely is to feel his eyes upon you, to sense his company as real as your own. Jean Huets has made a book of marvels and I can't put it down." -- Steve Scafidi, recipient of Miller Williams Prize and Library of Virginia Literary Award for Poetry

In 1447, Taria is swept from a convent orphanage into the glittering retinue of the duchess of Milan. Lowborn in a highborn circle, she has never felt so alone. Then the Popess card of a tarot deck carries her back 150 years to the joyous circle of a holy woman, revered in her time, mysteriously obscure in Taria’s time.The duchess, believing the journey to be visionary, orders Taria to learn more. Reviving the holy woman’s fame could bring prestige to the noble family. But Taria conceals a devastating revelation: the saint and her followers may have been executed by the Inquisition.As jealousy wrecks her romance and poisons her closest friendship, Taria shuns the present and embraces the holy woman’s circle as the family she has always craved.And the Inquisition closes in.Inspired by a true story, THE BONES YOU HAVE CAST DOWN will transport you to a medieval village and a lush Renaissance court, to long ago times not unlike our own, when the keepers of faith conspired against the faithful, and the rich and powerful embraced greed and corruption even while fostering works of artistic brilliance that are revered to this day.

The Bones You Have Cast Down

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

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Cosmic Tarot - with deck

The Cosmic Tarot

The Encyclopedia of Tarot, Volume II

The Cosmic Tarot book

The Encyclopedia of Tarot, Vol. 4

With Walt Whitman, Himself: In the Nineteenth Century, in America

With Walt Whitman, Himself: In the Nineteenth Century, in America

The Bones You Have Cast Down