Tota Book (Egyptian Tarot)

The "Tota Book" Aister Crowley is a fundamental work written by one of the largest magicians and tarologists of the late XIX - early XX centuries. The Tarot system is considered in it in close connection with other occult disciplines, as well as with mythological, religious and philosophical views, which influenced its formation.
This book is conceived as a detailed guide to the Tarot Toto deck, created by Alistair Crowley in collaboration with the artist Frieda Harris. I deeply plunging into the symbolism of each card, Crowley reveals, first of all, its esoteric meaning, focusing not so much on pruneral, but at the philosophical aspects of Tarot. The book contains a variety of illustrations (including the reproductions of all cards from the Tarot Toto deck), the preface dedicated to the history of the book and the deck of "Tarot Tota", and a number of additional materials in which excerpts from other works of Crowley and reached our Days of correspondence fragments between Alistair Crowley and Frieda Harris.
In this edition of the Tota Books" publication, all applications included in the original edition of 1944 and in subsequent reprints of this book in English are included