The Secrets of Ancient Witchcraft With the Witches Tarot (Hardcover)
by Arnold Crowther

The Kabbalah Deck (Cards)
By Edward Hoffman

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The mystic tradition of the Kabbalah is no longer exclusively for people of the Jewish faith. Embraced by dreamers, seekers, and believers alike, this ancient source of wisdom and spiritual guidance offers a practical method for attaining tranquillity and fulfillment in everyday life. The unique, portable format provides an engaging, interactive way to explore Jewish mysticism. With 35 cards for meditation and divination and a 160-page book exploring the tenets of this ancient practice, The Kabbalah Deck offers the spiritual key to unlocking endless joy and inner peace with feet still firmly planted in this world.

About the Author
Edward Hoffman is the author of The Hebrew Alphabet and The Hebrew Alphabet Stamp Kit. A clinical psychologist and author of eleven books in the fields of Jewish mysticism, spirituality, and psychology, he lives in New York.

The Witches Tarot (Kit) (Llewellyn’s Modern Witchcraft)
Created by Ellen Cannon Reed
Illustrated by Martin Cannon

What does the Tarot have to do with the Qabalah? What does either of them have to do with Witchcraft?  How can you possibly combine all three into a workable system?

The Witches Tarot is proof that it can be done. This unique Tarot explores the paths and spheres of the Tree of Life, the experiences they represent, and what they mean to Craft people and other Pagans.  In the course of this study, you will learn how the symbols of the Tarot deck relate to the paths and to the Craft.

The striking imagery of these cards uses symbols from the Qabalistic Tree of Life, yet is decidedly Pagan in nature. Creator and High Priestess Ellen Cannon Reed has replaced the traditional Tarot Devil with The Horned One, the Hierophant with the High Priest, and the Hermit with The Seeker.

The 320-page companion guide to The Witches Tarot included with this kit contains complete divinatory meanings for the cards, and an indispensable list of correspondences for each of the Qabalistic Paths with associated Tarot card, Hebrew letter, colors, astrological attribution, animal, gem, and suggested meditation.

The Witches Tarot kit also includes a large layout sheet for doing the Four Seasons Spread. It can be used anywhere, adding a special touch to your readings. However you choose to tap the unique powers of The Witches Tarot, it will open you to your deepest, intuitive self.

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About the Author
Ellen Cannon Reed, High Priestess of the Isian tradition, was a student and teacher of the Craft and Qabala for fifteen years.  She and her husband (and High Priest), Chris, had been active in the Southern California pagan community for the last ten years.   When she was not teaching, working with her coven or writing, Ellen enjoyed embroidery, beadwork, and reading.  Ellen passed away in 2003.

The Love Tarot is an oracle of the heart. Each card is interpreted and designed purely with love in mind, with separate predictions to help you if you are looking for love, or if you are in a relationship.

Whatever your situation, these exquisite cards will bring insightful messages of love, compassion, and renewal. The 25 cards comprise the tarot`s major arcana long with Faith, Hope, and Charity, the three lost virtues of the tarot sequence which have inspired lovers throughout history. In the book you will find upright and reversed meanings for every card — a total of 50 interpretations — including the cards` history, and how to lay them out for a reading.

The Alchemical Tarot
By Rosemary E. Guiley

A wonderful deck and book set that I highly recommend. Robert Place’s cards not only show the alchemical process but faithfully adapt the style and iconography of Renaissance alchemical illustration to the process of individuation as described by Carl Jung. Much of the book is an excellent overview of the history, principles, and practice of alchemy, and should not be skipped. Bob and Rosemary describe the personal experiences and synchronicities that led to the publishing of their magnum opus; nothing about it seemed accidental, and we can share in their sense of awe and wonder at the processes involved. Both have delved deeply into Tarot’s real history, reaching back before the Egyptian and Kabbalistic fantasies of the 18th and 19th centuries to the earlier Classical, neo-Platonic, and Pythagorean-inspired icons and emblems that characterize the 15th to 17th centuries. The art consists of delicate line drawings resembling etchings with great clarity of detail, exquisitely colored.

The Vampire Tarot (Hardcover)
By Robert Michael Place