Understanding Aleister Crowley's Thoth Tarot

Rating:
Summary: A Worthy Tome
Review: Without sacrificing any of Crowley's acerbic wit, shallowing
up his depth of knowledge or diluting his personal magickal
outlook, this book reveals the true beauty and occult wealth
inherent in the Thoth Deck. Containing the history of the
deck, in terms of Crowley's relation to Lady Frieda Harris -
his correspondences concerning the essence and nature of
each card as well as her subjective revelations as she
painstakingly produced each piece of symbolic art according
to his notes and descriptions - as well as being a full
working guide for the purpose of divination using the deck,
Lon Milo DuQuette's wisdom and often biting sense of
humor shine through like facets on a fine jewel. This book is
every bit as important as Weiser's 2002 publication of The
General Principles of Astrology by Crowley and Evangeline
Adams in terms of revealing the full width and breadth of
Crowley's seemingly boundless magickal prowess. An
invaluable tome.