Tarot Made Easy: First Steps to Enjoying the Tarot

Welcome to Tarot Made Easy: First Steps to Enjoying the Tarot. Lots of people are interested in the Tarot for the art, for the history, and for the mystery, but they have heard that it’s hard work to learn the meanings and read the cards. These card descriptions, in short essays, are conversational, easy to read, and not heavy or scholarly. You can enjoy the Tarot without having to be an expert and then move on to deeper study later. Or not. Join me for this journey though the Tarot. You can pack light. ~Ginny LangInside you will find:A short discussion of each cardQuick reference “cheat sheets” for the Major Arcana, numbered cards, and the “Court”Tips on how to start reading easilyAccess to a free companion Journal”I’ve received a delicious lesson in the tarot arts in addition to my personal readings…Ginny is a beautiful and dazzling key.” M O’P“Ginny takes the time to explain what different suits or numbers mean, so that you have additional context when she pulls a card for you – you already know a little bit about what it means in the greater scheme of things.” Amanda G.More than half a century ago, Ginny Lang received her first Tarot deck, the classic Rider, Waite, Smith Tarot, as a gift. She was immediately fascinated, and the wonder has stayed with her ever since. She now owns dozens of decks and reads for herself and others on a regular basis. In 2020, when in-person readings ceased, she began providing card readings online and writing descriptions of the cards for a Facebook group called Tarot with Ginny. Those descriptions became this book. Ginny is an actor, director, author, and a teacher and business consultant for nonprofit organizations.