Egyptian Tarots Deck

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The symbols depicted are that of ancient Egypt, which is recognized by those with a basic understanding of the society. The upper section represents an Egyptian divinity, while the lower part is more psychological and spiritual. The bottom section pertains to ancient and exotic symbols that serve to establish the card’s interpretation. Also, depending on whether the card is upside down or downside up in the card spread, it will have a different meaning. Inferior Side: Represents an inferior plane. That what is more instinctive and damaging for the human being. Those are issue sthat can, either come to us in the form of temptations, or rise from inside ourselves. The meaning of the arcane: we must raise our minds above earthly things, otherwise the bitterness of our disappointment will shorten our days. For each of the cards, the book gives a detailed explanation of the image, the symbolism and the myth associated with it, followed by the interpretation of the image in a reading. Itdoesn’t give anyseparate meaning for reversed cards, so I often just let the interpretation speak to me as they will.

One-card Tarot Reading is a type of reading which requires the person to choose a card and relate the messages of the card to their life. While one can say that this type of tarot card reading needs to be more elaborate, it has its unique qualities! In a one-card tarot reading, people can easily understand the various aspects of their card. The messages on the card are simple and understandable. In this unique type of tarot reading, a single card holds power to determine various aspects of your life. For example, suppose you wish to know some essential factors of your day. You may want to determine how your day will be, and here's where the one-card tarot reading session comes to the rescue! Through this type of reading, you can set the tone of the day and understand what things are waiting for you. If you are a lover of the esoteric arts, as well as the use of tarot to find those answers that you want to know so much, the Egyptian spreadis an option for you. The meaning of the arcane: the empire of the world belongs to those who possess the sovereignty of the mind; that is to say the Light which reveals all the mysteries of life.

Lévi was the first to suggest that the Magus (Bagatto) was to be depicted in conjunction with the symbols of the four suits. What specific aspects of Egyptian mythology and spirituality are represented in the Brotherhood of Light Egyptian Tarot?

I personally think that the card images and meanings sound like coming from a solid body of knowledge, especially when you realize that they are in harmony with the fadic numbers of numerology, zodiac as well as planet qualities. For example, in the description of the Princess of Cups, the author describes each and every part of the image and then goes on to give his interpretation of the card. Pattern Sheet IT-001: Tarot de Marseille, Type I" (PDF). The International Card Playing Society. p.1. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-10-09 . Retrieved 2019-10-09. The symbolism used in the Brotherhood of Light Egyptian Tarot is deeply rooted in Egyptian mythology and cosmology. For example, the Major Arcana cards represent the journey of the soul from birth to spiritual enlightenment, mirroring the ancient Egyptian belief in the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. The Minor Arcana cards depict aspects of daily life and the challenges and opportunities that one may encounter on their spiritual journey.

Number 3: This is the second number, which symbolizes the triangles, the geometric dimensions: height, length and width. It represents the reproduction. The warrior himself has a golden band around his brow as a sign of the eternal light he is endowed with. In one hand, he holds a sword, the emblem of victory, and in his other hand, a scepter tipped with a square (Matter), a circle (Eternity), and a triangle (Divinity). The Magus (magician) is standing in the attitude of the will-power about to act; he is dressed in white, the emblem of purity, with a circle of gold around his brow, emblem of eternal light. The meaning of the arcane: we must so husband our forces, moral and physical, as to wear out all obstacles, little by little, as a drop of water pierces a stone.

Now don’t get me wrong! But I just fell in love with the very simple and effective way in which the meaning of the 3 of Swords has been painted into this card! The remaining 56 cards are the minor arcana, which represent humanity and the experiences of life. This group of cards are grouped into 4 suits that represent the social classes: Randi, James. "Tarot cards". James Randi Educational Foundation. Archived from the original on 2013-05-14 . Retrieved 2019-07-03. The asterisks and the abbreviations are the actual way Court de Gébelin refers to the second essay.As we all know, tarot card readings comprise rules and regulations. Every tarot cards reading needs certain conditions which are necessary for a successful reading. Those born under this influence, feel the deep need to be true to themselves, and are the most religious of all. Their religion need not be tinctured with orthodoxy, and is most often expressed through their kinship with Nature and their love and sympathy for all living creatures. They live best when they hear their own “inner voice” and feel a sense of mission in their life...in matters of spiritual progress or in mere worldly affairs, they must rely upon their own judgment, for when they take the advice of others they most signally fail.”

To use it, you just have to relax, focus and think about what do you want to know. It is adviceable to say the question in loud voice, alone, in the quietness of our home. Then, speak of your intention and purpose of this Egyptian Tarot Reading to the Universe. The Universe will guide you toward your true purpose, and you will receive maximum benefits through your reading. From its uptake as an instrument of divination in 18th-century France, the tarot went on to be used in hermeneutic, magical, mystical, [8] semiotic, [9] and psychological practices. It was used by Romani people when telling fortunes, [10] as a Jungian psychological apparatus capable of tapping into "absolute knowledge in the unconscious", [11] a tool for archetypal analysis, [12] and even a tool for facilitating the Jungian process of individuation. [13] [14] Court de Gébelin [ edit ] Court de Gébelin

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It’s the image of the perpetual fecundation of Nature by means of Light and Heat, which are also Movement and Life. Anonymous (September 1912). "A Description of the Cards of the Tarot". The Equinox. Vol.I, no.8. pp.143–210. hdl: 2027/mdp.39015088371532. People who use the tarot for personal divination may seek insight on topics ranging widely from health or economic issues to what they believe would be best for them spiritually. [111] Thus, the way practitioners use the cards in regard to such personal inquiries is subject to a variety of personal beliefs. For example, some tarot users may believe the cards themselves are magically providing answers, while others may believe a supernatural force or a mystical energy is guiding the cards into a layout. a b Greer, Mary K. (2008-05-20). "1969 – The Tarot Renaissance". Mary K. Greer's Tarot Blog. Archived from the original on 2019-09-17 . Retrieved 2020-08-01. Number 1: it’s the beginning and the end. It expresses the simplicity, the soul and the universal spirit.