Meanings
- uncountableThe art of reading tarot cards; tarotology.
Tarosophy, the esoteric doctrine of the Tarot.
1957, “Books, pamphlets, serials, contributions to periodicals”, in Catalog of Copyright Entries. Third Series, Washington: The Library of Congress, Copyright Office, page 612, column 14 more examples
The Magazine of Tarosophy is a new journal put out by Tarot Professionals.
2009 October 19, msesheta, “Mary K. Greer's Tarot Blog - The Tarosophist International”, in opentarotnexusHere we're using what is called in Tarosophy a “nonpositional” spread, where the cards themselves, rather than their positions, denote their meaning in the overall interpretation.
2012, Marcus Katz and Tali Goodwin, chapter II, in Tarot Face to Face: Using the Cards in Your Everyday Life, Woodbury, Minnesota: Llewellyn Publications, page 20Chrysalis Tarot was voted the Tarosophy Tarot Association's 2014 Deck of the Year and was a winner of a prestigious COVR 2015 Visionary Award and an International Tarot Association CARTA Award.
2019 February 1, a9emxywoI saw Russell at Tarosophy Conference in Keswick (UK) last year, it was an outstanding presentation.
2024 October 15, Russell Sturgess, archived from the original on 15 Oct 2024
Origin
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