Tarot Resources: Tarot Bulletin Boards and Forums

Online discussion bulletin boards or forums are not only numerous, they continue to develop and provide effective means of learning and sharing various points of view.

Amongst the hundreds in existence, here are some of especial recommendation.

ATS's Tarot Bulletin Board for tarot courses

TarotBB.com This is a new development for the benefit of Association Members running tarot courses. By request, a member organising a course can be allocated a private area for themselves and all nominated course participants (course participants do not need to be members of the Association). > www.tarotbb.com

Forum.Tarot History

Forum.tarothistory.com A new development in 2008: a forum focussed very much on tarot history and discussions on or about early decks. > forum.tarothistory.com

SpiritCaat's Forum

SpiritCaat.com SpiritCaat's Forum includes a section for Tarot discussions as well as other sections on animal communication, spiritual healing, and other forms of divination. > www.spiritcaat.com/spiritcaatforum

Aeclectic's Tarot Forum

TarotForum.net Over the short history of the web, Aeclectic becomes the third in a series of developments to earn the ranking of most active. In the early days was alt.tarot, followed by the mail-based TarotL, and now the bulletin board or forum format used by Aeclectic. In addition to more general areas for Tarot discussions, Aeclectic also offers specialised areas in History, Marseille and other early decks, Waite-Smith, Crowley-Harris Thoth, and a Professional area for subscribers. > www.tarotforum.net

The Tarot Study Forum

TarotStudyForum From the same people who brought us the more specialised Tarot of Marseilles Study Forum (now amalgamated), this forum is dedicated to the study of Tarot in all its flavours. > tarotstudyforum.invisionzone.com

ATS Publications

Story of the Waite-Smith Tarot

Frank Jensen has long been amongst the key players in presenting information on the development of this important deck in the history of Tarot. We now have the opportunity to read on this deck's history during its key phases during the past 100 years.

> Story of the Waite-Smith Tarot

Taros - the Journal for Tarot Studies

Issue 1 • 2006 of Taros, the annual Journal for Tarot Studies, is now online.

> Taros

Tarot Symbolism

The Association for Tarot Studies is delighted in being able to present Bob O’Neill’s important Tarot Symbolism.

> Tarot Symbolism

Tarotpedia

With already over 800 members and over 1000 pages of content, Tarotpedia is fast becoming one of the most developed online resource for tarot.

> Tarotpedia