Egyptian Tarots Deck

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Douglas, Claire, ed. (1997). Visions: Notes of the Seminar given in 1930–1934 by C. G. Jung, vol. 2. Bollingen Series. Vol.XCIX. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. p.923. Because everything in the universe can be reduced to vibration, it is straightforward to reduce a name to a number that corresponds to the major arcana. An individual’s personality and evolution can be defined based on this. What is the Egyptian Tarot and how does it work?

Place, Robert (2005). The Tarot: History, Symbolism, and Divination. New York: Jeremy P. Tarcher/Penguin. ISBN 9781585423491. Ziegler, Gert (1988). Tarot: Mirror of the Soul. York Beach, ME: Samuel Weiser, Inc. pp.13–59. ISBN 0877286833. 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. This makes me think that the claim made in the book can indeed be true – that these are the original tarot cards having their origin in Egypt. I hope that you will find this short study as fulfilling as I did, especially when it comes to card meanings which are full of wisdom and inspiration.Anonymous (August 1885). "The Taro". The Platonist. Vol.II, no.8. pp.126–128 . Retrieved 2019-10-09. In the Egyptian tarot we can find the influences of the virtues, the twelve periods of the year and the four stages of life. Use basic 1-3 card Tarot spreads instead of a 10-card spread (also known as a Celtic Cross Tarot spread). Let yourself be delightfully astonished by how much information you may gather from even a single card reading. Here are some recommended 3-card layouts if you want to expand on a 1-card reading: In the end, thank your angel guides for supporting you throughout the process. Thanking your spirit guides and guardian angels is a significant part of tarot reading, as they're the real heroes in your life! Beeb, John (1985). "A Tarot Reading on the Possibility of Nuclear War". Psychological Perspectives: A Quarterly Journal of Jungian Thought. 16 (1): 97. doi: 10.1080/00322928508407948.

Under a radiant sun, a young man and a young girl hold each other by the hand within a circle of flowers. Here the Disciple or Neophyte is sent hesitating between two ways, each of which is pointed out to him by a woman symbolizing, the one to the right, Vice, and the one to the left, Virtue. Being this spread one of the oldest in the world, over the centuries it has been able to evolve to achieve enormous precision to make its online predictions, using the Egyptian gods and pharaohs in the cards instead of the classic arcane tarot or the rider waite. Queen of Wands: Signifies a strong and charismatic individual with leadership qualities, vitality, and passion.She is crowned with twelve stars representing the twelve months, and the Sun serves her as a Nimbus, thus symbolizing the creative power of intelligence.