Egyptian Tarot

By Gilbert Murray


Egyptian tarot is a very old, in fact looking at the very beginning, when tarot reading became a means of understanding the occult and also the art of divination. The Egyptian tarot is said to be more lifelike than its other counterparts, so that it feels that the image is jumping out at you, which causes it to be easier to read and interpret for the tarot card reader. The name by which they go in the market is 'ancient Egyptian tarot cards'. You are able to easily buy them at tarot retail stores and even on-line. Tarot readers feel that these cards are incredibly simple to read and may provide a clearer image of the immediate future. The history of Egyptian tarot dates back to the year 1781, when it was known as a book or bind which encompasses the history of Egypt and thus helps preserve the mythologies, wisdom and common sense.

There are a number of Egyptian tarots, the first amongst them being the book of Thoth, created by Etteilla, a French astrologer and card maker. After this followed lots of variations, such as Grand Etteilla, Etteilla I, Etteilla II and Etteilla III. Nevertheless, these are not the only Egyptian tarot cards which came in existence; there are countless various cards that are in circulation.The Egyptian tarot card deck consists of a total of 78 cards, divide into the major and minor arcane. You will find 22 cards in the major arcane and 56 in the other. The tarot images are those of historical Egypt that may be effortlessly recognized by people who've even the slightest idea concerning the Egyptian civilization.

The Egyptian tarot is a superb deck to be used by the newbies at tarot reading, because they could be able to easily recognize the imagery and relate them to the particulars which one would want to convey to the seeker. In short, it is a really simple and articulate deck, that is highly suggested by all tarot readers. The Egyptian tarot cards usually include vibrant pictures from the Egyptian mythology and history, and as numbered in the roman numerals. There are other varieties in fashion as well, which dedicate a part of their deck suit to the Egyptian mythological figures.

Clive Barrett is very well noted in the field of Egyptian tarot cards. He has invented a pack of tarot cards which have very vibrant illustrations and realistic style. These cards are liked by all tarot card readers, newbies and amateurs alike. He has researched the symbolisms very well, and that displays really well in his cards. He has laid a lot of stress on the Egyptian civilization and has made the literal meanings of the Egyptian civilization stand out in his cards.The drawback of Egyptian tarot which numerous encountered was that these card decks are quite large, and people with tiny hands found them a bit unpleasant. General, these cards happen to be appreciated, and are suggested for the absolute newbies, or even those who have risen up the ladder.






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