Bill Butler - The Definitive Tarot
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Bill Butler - The Definitive Tarot - London - Rider and Company - 1975 - 1e druk - [8], [256] pp - Paperback - 15,5 x 23,5 cm.
Condition: Good - faint spots, cover somewhat discolored. Neat copy.
Sober consideration of the meaning of Tarot cards, based on various designs and the commentary on them by previous writers; an undogmatic theory. Illustrated with black and white reproductions. With table of contents, glossary and list of literature.
Cover design: Ralph Mabey (The Wicker Colossus used by the Druids in sacrificial ceremonies related to the archetypical figure of The Fool). Bill Butler (1934-1977) was an American occultist and the owner of Unicorn Bookshop in Brighton UK in the 1960s.
¶ "The cards are not magic. They do not foretell the future, nor can they evaluate the past. But in the hands of a skilled practitioner they can be used to study the unconscious mind. All methods rely on the questioner having a sincere purpose in asking the question, thus enabling him to evoke the answer from within his own mind."
