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A forum one can learn about Gann and other famous market forecasters. Gerard Encausse, b. 1865 d. 1916 THE Tarot pack of cards, transmitted by the Gypsies from generation. to generation, is the primitive book of ancient initiation. This has been clearly demonstrated by Guillaume Postel, Court de Gebelin, Etteila, Eliphas Levi, and J. A. Vaillant. The key to its construction and application has not yet been revealed, so far as I know. I therefore wished to fill up this deficiency by supplying...
Applications Of The Tarot
XV. --GENERAL KEY TO THE APPLICATIONS OF THE TAROT The Principle and the Forms--The 21st Card of the Tarot is a Figure--Principle--The Tarot--The Year--The Month--The Day--The Human Life XVI.--THE ASTRONOMIC TAROT Egyptian Astronomy--The Four Seasons--The Twelve Months--The Thirty-six Decans--The Planets--Absolute Analogy with the Tarot-Figure containing the Application of the Tarot to Astronomy--Key to the Astrological Works of Christian--Oswald Wirth's Astronomical Tarot XVII.--THE INITIATIVE...
Essay Upon The Astronomical Tarot By Oswald Wirth
According to Christian the twenty-two major arcana of the Tarot represent the hieroglyphic paintings which are found in the spaces between the columns of a gallery, which the neophyte was obliged to cross in the Egyptian initiations. There were twelve columns to the North and the same number to the South, that is, eleven symbolical pictures on each side. These pictures were explained to the candidate for initiation in regular order, and they contained the rules and principles for the Initiate....
The Eighth Card Of The Tarot
The ideas expressed by this symbol are of Equilibrium in all its forms. A woman seen full face, and wearing an iron coronet, is seated upon a throne. She is placed between the two columns of the temple. The solar cross is traced upon her breast. Here we find the continuation of the symbolism of the 2nd and 5th arcana. The Seated woman occupies the Centre between the columns, the first idea of the equilibrium between Good and Evil. She holds a sword, point upwards, in her right hand, and a...
Authors And Principal Works Quoted
AGRIPPA.--LaPhilosophic Occulte, La Haye, 1727. 2 vols. 8vo. Bib. Nat., Z. 1983, A.2 APOCALYPSE 7 AMARAVELLA.--A theosophic writer known by his fine works in Le Lotus, and in the Revue Philosophique. APOLLONIUS OF TYANA.--A great initiate and thaumaturge, contemporary with Christ 265, sqq. ARNOULD Arthur .--President of the Theosophite Society Hermes, the French branch of the Theosophite Society of Adyar Madras . BARROIS.--Dactylologie ou Langage Primitif, Paris, 1850, 4to. Bib. Nat., X. 4,679....
Conclusion
WE have learnt that intuition and practice are necessities in the art of fortune-telling by cards, now that this art has lost its scientific principles Astronomy and launched into empiricism. Having made this reserve in our opinion of its present value, we have studied the best method of applying the Tarot to this curious practice, and with this object we have learnt the meaning of the minor and major arcana, and the best arrangement of the cards for reading them. With this method, which is...
Origin Of The Symbolism Of The Eighth Card Of The Tarot
Hieroglyphically the Heth expresses a field. From it springs the idea of anything that requires labour, trouble, an effort. Continued effort results in the establishment of an equilibrium, between the destruction of the works of man accomplished by nature, when left to herself, and the preservation of this work. Hence the idea of balancing power, and consequently of Justice attributed to this letter. 1 Astronomically the Heth corresponds to the sign of Cancer in the zodiac.
Twentieth Card Of The Tarot
An angel with fiery wings, surrounded by a radiant halo, sounds the trumpet of the last judgment. The instrument is decorated with a cross. A tomb opens in the earth, and a man, woman, and child issue from it their hands are joined in sign of adoration. How can the reawakening of nature under the influence of the Word be better expressed We must admire the way in which the symbol answers to the corresponding Hebrew hieroglyphic. 1. Return to the divine World. The Spirit finally regains...