==== The Patabotanical Tarot ====

Notes and sketches for the Patabotanical Tarot Deck, initiated during the [[parn:tarot_tutorial|Tarot and Ethnobotany Tutorial]], based on [[parn/the_story_of_tarot|The Story Of Tarot]] by Paola Orlic.


=== The cards in detail ===

[[tarot:Major Arcana]]

  * 00 - [[tarot:0|The Fool]]
  * 01 - [[tarot:1|The Magician]]
  * 02 - [[tarot:2|The High Priestess]]
  * 03 - [[tarot:3|The Empress]]
  * 04 - [[tarot:4|The Emperor]]
  * 05 - [[tarot:5|The Hierophant]]
  * 06 - [[tarot:6|The Lovers]]
  * 07 - [[tarot:7|The Chariot]]
  * 08 - [[tarot:8|Justice]]
  * 09 - [[tarot:9|The Hermit]]
  * 10 - [[tarot:10|Wheel of Fortune]]
  * 11 - [[tarot:11|Strength]]
  * 12 - [[tarot:12|The Hanged Man]]
  * 13 - [[tarot:13|Death]]
  * 14 - [[tarot:14|Temperance]]
  * 15 - [[tarot:15|The Devil]]
  * 16 - [[tarot:16|The Tower]]
  * 17 - [[tarot:17|The Star]]
  * 18 - [[tarot:18|The Moon]]
  * 19 - [[tarot:19|The Sun]]
  * 20 - [[tarot:20|Judgement]]
  * 21 - [[tarot:21|The World]]
  * [[tarot:0|00]] (also 22/23)

[[tarot:Minor Arcana]]

=== Historical Tarot Decks ===

  * Visconti-Sforza ([[tarot:VS]])
  * Rider-Waite ([[tarot:RW]])
  * Crowley-Harris/Thoth ([[tarot:TH]])
  * Golden Dawn ([[tarot:GD]]) 
  * various esoteric ([[tarot:ES]])
  * Tarot de Marseille ([[tarot:TM]])
  * Besancon Tarot ([[tarot:BT]])
  * Sola Busca Tarot ([[tarot:SB]])

=== Some resources… ===

  * [[http://www.alchemywebsite.com/|The Alchemy Website]] has a whole [[http://www.alchemywebsite.com/tarot/|section devoted to Tarot]]
    * includes the [[http://www.alchemywebsite.com/tarot/|Tarot Artwork Project]] and a [[http://www.alchemywebsite.com/tarot/tarot_weblog.html|comprehensive blog on Tarot]] and Tarot artwork.
  * [[http://www.sacred-texts.com/|ISTA]] remains the definitive internet reference on all things esoteric, including the Tarot: http://www.sacred-texts.com/tarot/index.htm
  * http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/
    * [[http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/cards/herbal/|Herbal Tarot deck]]: “The Herbal Tarot is another Rider-Waite style deck, except it pictures a different herb that corresponds with each card, such as garlic for the Tower, and a lotus in the Ace of Cups. Some herbal knowledge (or the companion book) would be necessary to read with this deck.”

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see also [[parn:tarot tutorial]] and [[parn/start]]