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#51
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When I went through a psychic seminary, we learned a little about Tarot. Some people used these elaborate layouts for what everything meant. That just stressed me out.
I just have the person shuffle the cards, ask a question and pick one at random. The meaning of the card just comes either into my head, or straight out of my mouth before I give it much thought. What I think is weird is that even when I do a bunch of readings, the same several cards get pulled by everyone. And I never touch the cards! --Amy |
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I enjoy using tarot cards.
Ive found that different decks can be stronger at certain things than others. I use the Celtic Dragon for meditation, and is usually the one I use for divination. I use the Lo Scarebo Vampire deck to aid in nocturnal rituals, and connecting to nocturnal energies. I also have the Wolf Song deck, but I just got it, so Im not sure what I should use it for yet. I did get a mini-wrider deck, but i just got that for amusment. Its to small for big hands to shuffle. Would anyone happen to know anything about the Tarot of The Orisha? I ordered from a local metaphysical shop back in August, but all the store owner can find is the book, not the deck. Is it really popular, out of print, printed in small amounts, or something? I was told it was a great deck to use for rituals, so I decided I would give it a try, but the vendors never have it in stock. In one of my divination books, im not sure which one, it said that a type of tarot cards first appeared in ancient Egypt. But another book I have says the origins of Tarot cards is unkown. It is a shame that some people don't realize that the future is more a gel than concrete. I did a reading for a friend, and it showed his girlfriend would get pregnant, and it would cause financial problems. About 7 months later, his girlfriend became pregnant, and shes manager at a fast food making alittle over a grand a month, and he gets maybe 5 hours a week were he works, making a little over minimum wage. When I asked why he didnt use more common since, or heed the warning, his reply was, because the cards showed it would happen, and thier was nothing he could do about it.
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Luke Wolf , the origins of the Tarot are debatible , so it is likely safest to say that they are unknown . However , most say that the first known Tarot cards appeared in Italy { can recall when } .
I just picked up the Animal Spirit Knowledge Cards with Susan Seddon Boulet's art . I got them because I like her art . But I am wondering if anyone uses them for reading ? Most likely some one does ?Oh , I should add that yes , I know they aren't Tarot cards . ![]()
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The Tetragrammaton, the fourfould name of God, usuallyspelt HVHY (yod he vau he) correspond to the four suits of the Tarot. One of the earliest known tarot or Tarocchi packs, being dated to c.1465, contemporary with the Visconti-Sforza deck of the mid-fifteenth century which is recognised as the earliest tarot. (Some authorities suggest that the Tarocchi of Mantegna may be earlier than the Visconti-Sforza.)-yes, there is some doubt. ![]()
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Another name for the trumps of the major arcana are 'atu' which has the meaning of 'key'. Beyond divination the keys may be used to open the paths on the tree of life of which there are also 22 corresponding to the Chaldean/Hebrew alphabet.
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I have used them before to help me focus and stay on path during a project. They do not tell the future.
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I use them to meditate (which I think is what you are saying)
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I think what I and Bang bang refer to is likely to be the same thing, and your meditation upon them sounds also as if it is in the same ball park. The Hebrew qabbalistic tree is if you will a representation of a few concepts. It is primarily Macrocosm and Microcosm, if you will, to coin the famous axiom 'as above, so below'. The bottom sphere is called Malkuth, the Kingdom, the highest Kether, The Crown. The crown may be considered the crown of Adam Qadmon, the first man, but you may also consider it the crown of the second adam, whichever you choose The God's viceregent in Malkuth, let's say terra. It might make it easier if I throw up an image....
![]() If the tree may be considered a semetic 'chakra' system, then it uses the keys/cards to open up the internal paths in what is often called 'pathwork' a form of prototypical psychology and energy pathway system. Hope this helps, I actually managed to find a tree with the cards shown. I first came upon this concept via the writings of the Order of the Golden Dawn and the OTO. Each card is considered to have associations qabbalitically tho' many do not show these attributes. There are many constructive arguments about which model is right, when they are right, when they are not....The ultimate aim of tree work/path work is to ascend the tree and claim the crown as a son of Adam. ![]() Hope this helps (P.S. sory about the size of the images, I thought about making them smaller with photoshop, but you wouldn't be able to see the cards!!) Last edited by Nehustan; 12-03-2005 at 09:04 PM. |
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