alt.tarot newsgroup - quite a few posters who seem very offhand, but some very high quality posts nevertheless. The focus of this group is very much hard-core "traditional" tarot - most posters here have little sympathy for the newer more mystical decks. I wouldn't recommend posting here until you've "lurked" for a long time to get the feel of the group.

The Tarot-L mailing list - visit this web page for details. This list is a lot friendlier than alt.tarot, and its focus is different. The people who post here have a lot of sympathy with the idea of using the Tarot deck that resonates for you.

The Tarot-L Webring - a list of Tarot-L member's webpages.

The Interactive Qabala - a brilliant site, with an extremely comprehensive set of correspondences, including all the tarot correspondences. The site is based around a Tree of Life, with each sephira and path individually clickable.

Jess Karlin's Tarot Page - includes the alt.tarot FAQ. Jess Karlin is a regular poster on alt.tarot, and doesn't pull his punches! This site gives a brief history of tarot, together with various essays on aspects of tarot. Even if you do find alt.tarot a little intimidating (and I admit that I do!), bookmark this page.

Tracy's Odds and Ends - a personal web page, charming and with lots of tarot links.