Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest deserves all the hype! It helped me connect with the cards in a way I never thought possible. Every page is insightful.
I collect historical tarot cards. I currently have 29 decks. I have the Visconti deck, as well as the sola busca… I like to study the changes of its symbolism over time.
When symbolism changes over time is a fascinating statement. Like the 'low land' means the land low over there. Like have u seen the mad cow _ we lost it over in the high land. Oh u mean he's over in the low land. No he's on the high land. It's all relative _ when your sitting in a tree. No your mad cow is in the ditch over there _ stupid.
“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate,” is such an interesting thing for Jung to have said because he also believed the unconscious to be infinite. Jung was directing western minds to the universal truth of consciousness as oneness, leading us back to spirituality which was then perceived as woo woo regarding the eastern teachings from which Jung drew his conclusions (ie the Secret of The Golden Flower). He had to strip psychology bare of soul for the western mind to absorb it, but foundationally his practices were based in long-practiced traditions of eastern mysticism.
Reminds of when Peterson said your options are try or fail. Yoda’s line was pretty hard but designed for a youthful mind that hasn’t been potentially discouraged by the reality they live in yet. You don’t know if you will be able to “do” but you know if you don’t try you definitely will “do not”
I see the Emperor as embodying the Father archetype, rather than Wise Old Man. I view The Hermit as epitomizing the Wise Old Man. The Magician I see as the archetypal Ego. I agree with the narrator that the Fool represents the Divine Child.
Finally, someone with a video of people who actually get it. Thanks for sharing this. Wisdom is a powerful tool, use it wisely and it can be your greatest asset.
Tarot card reading = 158 = 5, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. Know thyself = 158 = 5, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. Natural numbers = 179 = 8, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. Occult Symbols = 179 = 8, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. Sumerian tablets = 179 = 8, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. Sumerian cuneiform alphabet found on Sumerian tablets. ( drutska / Adobe) The cuneiform script was inscribed on a variety of material, including stone, metal, and wood. The medium of choice for the Sumerians (as well as other civilizations that used this script), however, was the clay tablet. Using a stylus (commonly made of reed), a scribe Astronomical key = 181 = 1, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. (2nd key) There are Seven Keys of Interpretation, according to H. P. Blavatsky, for each symbol in esoteric philosophy. This applies not only to the writings coming from the esoteric philosophy, but also "to every other allegory whether in the Bible or in pagan religions". Blavatsky maintained that the exoteric religions had kept a few of these keys, "Eastern Occultism alone being able to boast that it is in possession of the full secret, with its seven keys". These keys, however, are kept secret by occultists: The Beast system = 181 = 1, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. (The Zodiac) Egypt's secrets = 181 = 1, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. CCXX XCIII DCLXVI = 182 = 11, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. The technical title of the book is Liber AL vel Legis, sub figura CCXX, as delivered by XCIII=418 to DCLXVI, although this title never occurs in the Book itself, which refers to itself as "the Book of the Law" and "the threefold Book of Law" (chapters 1:35, 3:75). CCXX is 220 in Roman figures, representing The Tree of Life (10 numbers times 22 paths), and is the number of verses of the Book in typescript. XCIII is 93, the enumeration of both "The word of the law" Thelema and Aiwass. DCLXVI is 666, the number of Crowley as Great Beast both as Adept and Magus. This is a way of saying that the book was delivered by Aiwass (whose number is both 93 and 418) to Crowley, who is The Beast 666. The facsimile manuscript of the Book is not, however, numbered 220, but XXXI (31) as the first chapter's verses are unnumbered in the original manuscript: that is, no verse numbers were dictated to Crowley for chapter one. Both editions were titled by Crowley AL, pronounced "El", value 31, so therefore Liber 31 is the manuscript of The Book of the Law called AL (not be confused with Liber 31 by C. S. Jones (Frater Achad), which is an exegesis of some of the qabalistic symbolism of the Book), whereas Liber 220 is the edited (strictly according to the editing instructions dictated as part of the text of the Book itself), printed form of the text: see The Equinox of The Gods for a full account by Crowley of the reception and publishing of the Book according to these internal instructions. The original title of the book was Liber L vel Legis. Crowley retitled it Liber AL vel Legis in 1921, when he also gave the handwritten manuscript its own title. Creative writing = 183 = 3, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. I know no limits = 183 = 3, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. 12 DNA strand matrix = 183 = 3, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. The Holy Spirit = 184 = 4, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
Tarot as a tool for self-exploration is so profound. I wonder how many tarot readers are thinking about video content. ReelSane seems like a perfect way to make those deeper connections without the stress of filming! 🌙✨
This has always been one of my favorite channels for esesoteric knowledge. Brilliant and amazing the choices of topics they explore , clear and precise with sources and facts . Not pulling stuff out of the buttocks that might sound good like many other channels . I wish this channel all the best as they have my loyal support. ❤❤❤
I stumbled upon the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest, and I’m so grateful I did. It’s packed with information that really resonates with both new and seasoned readers.
The clarity and detail in the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest are incredible. It’s helped me understand the symbolism in a way I never could before.
Just finished reading the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest, and I can’t stop thinking about it. The insights are so profound, and it’s a perfect guide for beginners.
Thank you so very kindly for this. There's a name I've been hearing for many years but hadn't realized what it meant until now. This video unlocked something I'd been missing. 🗝
Go to the source. See the threshold of Ashurbanipal from Dur Sharrugin and ask yourself why that same symbol is present on (1) the Magdala Altar from the Migdal Synagogue, as well as on (2) ancient ossuaries from the Second Temple period (including multiple on an ossuary of "Yeshua son of Joseph"), and finally in Christianity as (3) the Vesica Piscis from which Jesus emerges at the Eschaton, as well as various early Christian depictions of circles with the Vesica Piscis obviously highlighted but not explicitly stated. You can find many many many examples of this, suggesting the concealment of certain information, certainly by whatever hegemony of the 1st century CE could coopt and corrupt the revelation of a sign, which is why the Christians refer to that sign as "the Sign of Jonah." Seriously. Check it out.
There is a great deal more to be said about that, and the secret is widely revealed in many ancient Churches, though the Christians were not given the Eyes for seeing.
It's true that the Roman Catholic Church was corrupted by that hegemony from its Pauline inception. That anyone thinks any "truth" escaped in any linguistically transmissible way shows how much people underestimate the reach of Rome over the span of three centuries, until it finally reached out to remove the Gnostics from Egypt as well as those who still understood cuneiform from Mesopotamia. The Gnostics didn't escape the reach of Rome. Why do people think the Catholic Church survived? Paul was a small fascist, and like the Croci Paulum, he will return to pay for his antiepisteme, his forsaking of the Lord, for which he was broken. Early Christianity had some relationship to a specific six-petaled flower (found on Phoenician bowls, as well as on the pillar capitals of the City of David and the Second Temple), and that flower was referred to in Latin as Croci Paulum, "small crocus." In Hebrew, the name for the flower was Karkom, referenced only in Song of Songs. It was a necessary element of the Temple incense sacrifice. We have no idea how much Saffron was burned in temples and synagogues around the Mediterranean, but there must have been a great deal of Saffron produced in the Ancient Near East, and it is almost entirely wiped from the historical record with the exception of its symbolic trace, which is just as widespread as we know the production of Saffron was. People laugh at the idea of the Church of Mary Magdalene at Rennes-le-Chateau, because it was taken up into some conspiracy theories regarding its construction and purpose in the 70s, which I have yet to even read a wiki about. Anyway, there was something concealed at that Church, which the Priest Sauniere discovered while analyzing certain symbols in the forests around Carcassonne. The Church at Rennes-le-Chateau apparently had some ancient pillar capitals and other iconography that led Sauniere to the concealed Truth, which he then had commissioned as artwork across the Church, placing the Crocus at the center of the crosses, for example, with the traditional golden dot at the center (unless you know the ancient iconography, you would never see this), and then in a massive relief depicting the Eschaton, tucked away subtly at the bottom of the hill, in the shade, is a depiction of an ancient, pre-Corinthian capital. People paid Sauniere well for masses because the locals believed that something had been revealed to them, even though they could not ever piece it together. It remained a mystery.
As I am aware, Jung himself never spoke about Tarot(only one mention, during an interview.) “Tarot And The Archetypal Journey Of The Hero” book seems the first attempt to link Analytical Psychology and Tarot.
A very interesting video. Thank you. I've been reading for a few years now with a passion for historical tarot and to date subscribe with the Ficino / Botticelli theory of origin for the triumphs which can be found in many of Sandro Botticelli's paintings while the pips were inspired by Mamluk cards via the trade routes. It's a pretty great rabbit hole to jump into.
Suggestion cards that give the user an idea they never have thought before. Changing the pattern of thinking or opening up a new thought that may have never been thought of before. journal and drawing conclusions imprints the subconscious mind to look for cues throughout the day. In the end you end up getting what you want. A perspective no different than a prayer going right or wrong. Either way the user find what they are looking for.
I've always enjoyed the interpretation where The Emperor is the embodiment of the divine masculine (i.e. instigating forces) and the Empress the embodiment of the divine feminine, as well as an aspect of the archetype of the triple-headed deity. The hermit is a non-gendered representation of a point in the spiritual journey, though the precise breakdown of the symbolism escapes me.
I can’t believe nobody talks about the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest. I was blown away by how in-depth it is. It completely changed my understanding of the tarot.
I have absolutely enjoyed watching this and enjoy embracing learning of the psyche and such. I just began following and am going to go watch more. And this comment is the 111th comment.
I love this info! I recently launched a deep dive into each card in the major arcana and describe the symbolism. I’d love to share this video with my audience!
I wonder how someone could talk about the occult roots of Tarot without mentioning one of the most known and used Tarot deck. I speak about the Thoth Tarot created by Alistair Crowley.
Lady Frieda Harris actually paid Crowley to do it as a means of teaching her and her sacred geometry is throughout the deck which is astonishing in it’s beauty and meanings that she has worked her paintings to perfection for the deck 💖
@@martiangentian As far as I know Crowley made her paint cards several times until he was satisfied. He had very explicit visions of the cards coz of all the different stuff they are mixing up
@@daanarchist6345 he did and she did it and she was a student of sacred geometry, it was a collaboration which is definitely more than the sum of its parts.
I would suggest the Waite-Smith tarot was more influened by Oswald Wirth's "The Tarot of the Magicians", whilst its pip cards borrowed fron the Sola Busca deck.
Great video! One small criticism I would make is to remove the black "film scratches" effect. It's way overdone and really detracts from the video itself. It simply isn't needed.
I don’t find this comment to be of any help to the real point of this video. I appreciate the content provided. The video is hardly worth watching. Listening is the key here.
The 20 major arcana of the Pamela Coleman Smith deck aare the 20 days, which are known globally,...the lesser cards 2 -10's are the 36 decans. Then the 12 sunsigns are the kings, queens and knights,...and the leftover 4 pages, ....may well be the four warning decans shown in redundancy. Ghandi was there in England in the early formation of the golden dawn, and he would have certainly known the decans. The tarot order I list here , correlates instantly with other more permanent sets of images and descriptors, but itself is not an elite level presentation of the days and decans..... Hokusai did way better and of course the Maya and Chinese have elite level sets, as do the Hindu. If someone does not know the 20 days,... they are not a source of knowledge on the topic of the tarot or how it also correlates with genesis, which follows the decans in order by chapter, starting over again at 37. Exodus follows the 20 days in precise order by chapter twice round . frogs are #8 and hail and Thunder are #9. pretty simple.
Decades ago, Robert O'Neill & more recently Robert Place, Paul Huson & Nigel Jackson all mentioned the Platonic aspects in the Tarot, I myself relate the three examples of Plato's pure forms, cup (circle/Sun), triangle (Moon) & table (square/Earth & its 4 directions & elements) to the cup, that only three legs of the table are shown on early cards & the table of the Magician, who as Hermes Trismegistus his glyph also includes the Sun, Moon & Earth the three spheres as the juggler he is master of, to give one example.
So i use to have what i called "senate meetings" with the major arcana if the tarrot. My hand writing would change when each archtype changed. It was a wierd process .
I am a Jungian analyst from Ecuador. Jung himself never worked with Tarot. He just mentioned Tarot a couple of times in his collected works. He worked deeply with the chinese book of changes, I Ching. Jung's followers have Indeed written a lot about Tarot and Jungian Psychology.
The corruption or inversion of Tarot, we see at carnivals and "fun fairs" is "fortune tellers" reading people fortune, or asking the Tarot, who am I? when Tarot is quite clear, is to be used by telling the Tarot, I am this that I am, and you can have a dialogue with the cards. Since the cards are all supposed to represent the full human psyche.
How do you know the book Antoine Court de Gebelin cited was on-existent? Even if it was never materialized on Earth. Or that he had no understanding of the Egyptian Language simply because mainstream hadn’t yet deciphered it? And who is to say it’s nowadays deciphering is accurate anyway? Plus anyone looking at tarot probably has some ability to channel meaning, especially through symbols. And the meaning is highly personal. It seems all too obvious to me that the tarot symbology would have Egyptian roots.
Having read Jung's Collected Works, i recall no reference to Tarot and I have found no evidence in any historical record that Jung was aware of the Golden Dawn or other similar organizations. Maybe others can provide evidence to the contrary. Tarot is clearly an obvious extension of Jung's work and I embrace the postulate that Tarot is a complete basis set (a mathematical term from linear algebra) for the entire human archetypal universe.
Your descriptions of some of the tarot cards were spot on. But, “the Magician,” not so much. What is it about card number 1 that indicates mischief, or as you put it, the trickster? Irrespective of my complaint, I would be interested in hearing an entire episode on the meanings of the individual cards!! Thanks for your great work!
For the most part, I’ve never really been able to get tarot to “mesh” with most other mystical systems due to its strange number of cards. I much prefer astrology and Norse runes as they have piece numbers that work well with base 12 or base 6 number systems, as based on the 6 outer points of metatrons cube in sacred geometry.
Truth of Tarot Ra is the entity that created the Major Arcana on Venus. Discover more,. Read the Emerald Tablets, Law of One, Seth, and there are many others who have this knowledge. If you watch this video, use it for the purpose of knowing what others came to believe and what you know as truth. I have listened and I find this information to be helpful. Love and light to all ❤
I love the tarot from Venus and Saint Germaines Tarot Deck is good, it's where the B.O.L. got their tarot idea designs. Ra fixed the first 7. The three keys books from eliphas Levi and his tarot are nice as well.
@@grantbishop1961 I am not sure you understood me. Ra,.. from our Egyptian history IS THE one who went to Venus,. Not sure how,. But nonetheless went to the planet Venus to create a way of communicating with the celestial entities for guidance to the human entities. Ra created the 22 major arcana and brought them to earth to be used. It is called the Hero”s Journey,. The cycles of life. I’m a tarot reader of over 35 years. I do not know of a venus deck. I’ll keep my eye out for it. Love and light to you my celestial sibling! ❤️❤️❤️ I don’t know what B.O.L . is. (And Ra fixed the first 7?) no idea what it refers to.
@@jmac3482 you must read the books I speak of,. You must listen to those who are connecting to Ra and hear from Ra personally. The actual pictorial cards my eyes have not seen. They are yet to be discovered in the hall of records.
Really liked this. Will try the active imagination with my tarot :) The quote "i am not what happend me, i am what i choose to become." Cant actually be linked to jung. I listen to a podcast calles digital jung (its so so good) And the host is a Jungian analyst. He talks about this quote and said he cant find a source for it.
FOOL !~Aleph = 0 I the Magician has the Hebrew letter Beth attributed to it which when translated into English means 'House' As for XII the Hangedman that's a card of Delays, obstacles & Surrender, it only becomes "liberating" when the ego can Submit to the Soul As for Other mistakes in this video, no comment
The titel should say: "origins of the British version of tarot" as far as tarot was prior original from other countries and because there are other versions as well. And C. Jung would mist agree with this.
23:17 Can’t but help think that Tarot has hieroglyphic provenance in Ancient Egypt. Think Fabre d’Olivet derived Hebrew from the same mystical stock (taking the vessels from Egypt? - Exodus) - while noting that it quickly degenerated as a language - but there is the correspondence of the 22 major cards and the 22 aleph-bet letters and these moreover an integument of germinal development of signs. Perhaps it is the case that an integral of cosmic signs - no doubt based on number - preceded both language (which to exist depends on signs?) and symbolic language which appears to reflect soul enmirement in earthy fecundities and making tracks therethrough.
Overall, a really good video with some good insights. However, your Jung references are way off. The 12 Jungian archetypes is a pop-psychological misappropriation of Jung’s ideas. Archetypes are not personality traits. Jung “and his followers” did not explore tarot in the way you have said. Jung himself said very little about Tarot and he certainly did not use the cards. The most we can find in his writings are in the Visions Seminars, and out of 1200 pages, only two paragraphs say anything Tarot. To say, “Jung himself engaged deeply with Tarot symbolism,” is totally misleading. He engaged in archetypal symbolism, but you made it sound like he worked with Tarot, which he did not. He used the I-Ching. The High Priestess as the anima works for a man’s psyche, but not as “the Goddess,” per se. In a woman, the High Priestess would be more of a Kore figure, an aspect of the Self. Saying that Jung used Tarot to develop his theory of individuation is not true, and again, quite misleading. The author of the book you use for equating Jung’s ideas with Tarot has said such things, but not Jung himself. Self-actualization was Maslow’s theory, not Jung’s. Jung did not say, “I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become…” That is an unsourced quote from Quote Fancy and other such sites. It’s unsourced because he never said that. It’s way to sentimental for Jung.
@@voxocculta actually, I have read pretty much everything she has written. I have been doing this work over 20 years, as well as teaching it. Anything in particular you are referring me to? I would love to see it if she's said something I have missed. Always open to that.
This was ironically very suited for me. I got my deck of tarot cards in early 1981 and as a child growing up I was into why people did what they did and hearing about both Yung and Freud , I chose Yung. lol the great debate.... This brought back memories of bygone days and what I once was, and who's influences were the deck of cards I STILL have tucked away in a metal box with my "on stage with Metallica , snake pit" cloth sticker I won to the 1991-92 tour and concert ticket stub. Neither are something I partake of these days and I kind of miss both. (concerts more as music was my first love of the 2 the other being the occultist things like astrology, astrology not so much . Which is why). Thanks for the information into the where who and what of tarot (mostly my deck design😅) a very good video!!!
I have à question, because there is absolutely no job i can do where i am and it would bring me a lot of sadness and tremédously hard choice ds to make to leave m’y home for working, so i was asking my self, it seems that neither tjr Greek or the roman usés cards even for a playing purpose, though I know that cards exists since the prehistory but they were used for making fabrics. Has anybody a contradictory source that during the antiquity or the Time of the roman empire they had cards even to play ? Or that other cultures y’a that Time had it ? What about india at that Time, did they have ? Did the imagery of some arcanas like the valets or the knights comme from indian tradition ?
Why do people make videos with scramble bits floating around? I can't see the pictures clearly. Truly, you don't need to add this effect to make it appear more interesting. It is plenty interesting without the black bits all over the screen. Please stop this trend!
I am truly becoming impressed with each video you release. Never forget the integrity of what you do. Its never about how many subscribers you have. It’s about that special feeling you have in your heart. The genuine pursuit for truth. THAT is what the occult is about. If you put truth before the need for attention, god will bless you with great visions. Imagination. Inspiration. and intuition. ; )
It's precise birthplace is pre histroric Egypt. The Tarot was given to mankind by the Ra collective. It had 21 Major arcana plus the void. 22 cards. The numbers and suits were added by the Chaldeans and Sumarians. The Tarot was never intended for fortune telling, always being for the study of archeotypes. It is black magic to use the Tarot for fortune telling. It's why the church banned it.
Have you been to Egypt and seen the evidence? Can you send us to archeological evidence for the pre-historic tarot or the source of playing cards with the Chaldeans and Sumerians? Or do you just believe it was so? If it's just a belief you trust, then why isn't my trust just as valid as yours? I've been studying tarot for 56 years and traveled to many countries looking for actual evidence.
In the book Finding Jesus Christ In The Tarot we realize that the Tarot symbolism is highly inspired by The Bible. Learn about the Christian symbolism Pamela Colman Smith used.
The Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest is an absolute gem. I discovered so many nuances in the cards that I never noticed before. Highly recommend it to anyone interested in tarot.
Mickey Mouse fantasia makes the same sense for an arguement. Think for and be not inclined to be drawn into these things by your intrigue. Discipline is needed for critical thinking...not adding more to "sophist's talk" about the intrugue and lies YOU draw parallels to. You are better off watching the Wizard of Oz and playing pink floyd's album backwards to draw the best parallel to Jung and/or any theory. You run a great race to "agogos" in narcissitic groups powered behind a dead man's thoughts. Get your own sense, says Gustav Le Bon's study on group/collective "thinking". The Crowd 1895, have a look.
I'm glad Pamela Coleman Smith, aka Pixie, is beginning to be recognized. Waite had no interest in Minor Arcana, so she was given free rein. As a result, it is far more interesting than the tired old stereotypes in the Major Arcana.
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Very well presented and the known history of the card's
Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest deserves all the hype! It helped me connect with the cards in a way I never thought possible. Every page is insightful.
thank you
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I recommend it also
thank you so much
very good book
I collect historical tarot cards. I currently have 29 decks. I have the Visconti deck, as well as the sola busca… I like to study the changes of its symbolism over time.
When symbolism changes over time is a fascinating statement.
Like the 'low land' means the land low over there.
Like have u seen the mad cow _ we lost it over in the high land.
Oh u mean he's over in the low land.
No he's on the high land.
It's all relative _ when your sitting in a tree. No your mad cow is in the ditch over there _ stupid.
Pretty cool. Is it very expensive or just expensive?😅
that is interesting. Do you collect like really old antiquities or reproductions. Studiing the changes must be very interesting.
🧐😮💨🙌🏼
Amazing I'm a 20years Tarot Reader 🙌🏼 can i ask where did u found your rare collection?
“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate,” is such an interesting thing for Jung to have said because he also believed the unconscious to be infinite. Jung was directing western minds to the universal truth of consciousness as oneness, leading us back to spirituality which was then perceived as woo woo regarding the eastern teachings from which Jung drew his conclusions (ie the Secret of The Golden Flower). He had to strip psychology bare of soul for the western mind to absorb it, but foundationally his practices were based in long-practiced traditions of eastern mysticism.
It’s why the gov paid Einstein (the original Bug Physics shill) to claim that life and time were finite. They don’t want us knowing this.
Bug=big
If we could plants a secret flower in every secret garden we would have world peace immediately following world war3.
Reminds of when Peterson said your options are try or fail. Yoda’s line was pretty hard but designed for a youthful mind that hasn’t been potentially discouraged by the reality they live in yet. You don’t know if you will be able to “do” but you know if you don’t try you definitely will “do not”
One must imagine Sisyphus happy
Carl Jung's thoughts on psychology and archetypes are endlessly interesting to learn about. Thank you for this video!
To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
And Eternity in an hour.
-William Blake
I was asking for this video about 7-8 days ago- thank you for listening world algorithm creators
I see the Emperor as embodying the Father archetype, rather than Wise Old Man. I view The Hermit as epitomizing the Wise Old Man. The Magician I see as the archetypal Ego. I agree with the narrator that the Fool represents the Divine Child.
I also agree with your assessment against the Video, the fool also might personify the Trickster as well.
Finally, someone with a video of people who actually get it. Thanks for sharing this. Wisdom is a powerful tool, use it wisely and it can be your greatest asset.
Tarot card reading = 158 = 5, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
Know thyself = 158 = 5, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
Natural numbers = 179 = 8, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
Occult Symbols = 179 = 8, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
Sumerian tablets = 179 = 8, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
Sumerian cuneiform alphabet found on Sumerian tablets. ( drutska / Adobe) The cuneiform script was inscribed on a variety of material, including stone, metal, and wood. The medium of choice for the Sumerians (as well as other civilizations that used this script), however, was the clay tablet. Using a stylus (commonly made of reed), a scribe
Astronomical key = 181 = 1, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
(2nd key) There are Seven Keys of Interpretation, according to H. P. Blavatsky, for each symbol in esoteric philosophy. This applies not only to the writings coming from the esoteric philosophy, but also "to every other allegory whether in the Bible or in pagan religions". Blavatsky maintained that the exoteric religions had kept a few of these keys, "Eastern Occultism alone being able to boast that it is in possession of the full secret, with its seven keys". These keys, however, are kept secret by occultists:
The Beast system = 181 = 1, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4. (The Zodiac)
Egypt's secrets = 181 = 1, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
CCXX XCIII DCLXVI = 182 = 11, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
The technical title of the book is Liber AL vel Legis, sub figura CCXX, as delivered by XCIII=418 to DCLXVI, although this title never occurs in the Book itself, which refers to itself as "the Book of the Law" and "the threefold Book of Law" (chapters 1:35, 3:75). CCXX is 220 in Roman figures, representing The Tree of Life (10 numbers times 22 paths), and is the number of verses of the Book in typescript. XCIII is 93, the enumeration of both "The word of the law" Thelema and Aiwass. DCLXVI is 666, the number of Crowley as Great Beast both as Adept and Magus. This is a way of saying that the book was delivered by Aiwass (whose number is both 93 and 418) to Crowley, who is The Beast 666.
The facsimile manuscript of the Book is not, however, numbered 220, but XXXI (31) as the first chapter's verses are unnumbered in the original manuscript: that is, no verse numbers were dictated to Crowley for chapter one. Both editions were titled by Crowley AL, pronounced "El", value 31, so therefore Liber 31 is the manuscript of The Book of the Law called AL (not be confused with Liber 31 by C. S. Jones (Frater Achad), which is an exegesis of some of the qabalistic symbolism of the Book), whereas Liber 220 is the edited (strictly according to the editing instructions dictated as part of the text of the Book itself), printed form of the text: see The Equinox of The Gods for a full account by Crowley of the reception and publishing of the Book according to these internal instructions.
The original title of the book was Liber L vel Legis. Crowley retitled it Liber AL vel Legis in 1921, when he also gave the handwritten manuscript its own title.
Creative writing = 183 = 3, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
I know no limits = 183 = 3, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
12 DNA strand matrix = 183 = 3, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
The Holy Spirit = 184 = 4, English, In Chaldean = 49 = 4.
what are you talking about? this isn't numerology.. what is it you're attempting to say or describe here?
Need to take a deep dive into this.
Tarot as a tool for self-exploration is so profound. I wonder how many tarot readers are thinking about video content. ReelSane seems like a perfect way to make those deeper connections without the stress of filming! 🌙✨
As someone getting acquainted with the Tarot the timing for this is awesome. Many thanks💕⭐️👼
you have no idea lol just WILD timing for me as well, INCREDIBLE
Google algorithm, especially if you've been watching videos and purchasing decks.
This was a very informative and insightful look at the Tarot. It is truly a magical tool for self-discovery.
Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest has been my go-to resource lately. The information is so rich-it makes me excited to read tarot every day!
This has always been one of my favorite channels for esesoteric knowledge. Brilliant and amazing the choices of topics they explore , clear and precise with sources and facts . Not pulling stuff out of the buttocks that might sound good like many other channels . I wish this channel all the best as they have my loyal support. ❤❤❤
I stumbled upon the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest, and I’m so grateful I did. It’s packed with information that really resonates with both new and seasoned readers.
The clarity and detail in the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest are incredible. It’s helped me understand the symbolism in a way I never could before.
Just finished reading the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest, and I can’t stop thinking about it. The insights are so profound, and it’s a perfect guide for beginners.
Thank you so very kindly for this. There's a name I've been hearing for many years but hadn't realized what it meant until now. This video unlocked something I'd been missing. 🗝
Sallie Nichols wrote Jung and Tarot. Worth checking out...
Thank you for posting. I am studying and enjoying this.
Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest really surprised me with its depth. I thought I knew tarot until I read this. It’s truly enlightening!
🙏🏼 gratitude- great peek into these symbols. May we be grateful that otherwise hidden information is so readily available for our growth.
Go to the source. See the threshold of Ashurbanipal from Dur Sharrugin and ask yourself why that same symbol is present on (1) the Magdala Altar from the Migdal Synagogue, as well as on (2) ancient ossuaries from the Second Temple period (including multiple on an ossuary of "Yeshua son of Joseph"), and finally in Christianity as (3) the Vesica Piscis from which Jesus emerges at the Eschaton, as well as various early Christian depictions of circles with the Vesica Piscis obviously highlighted but not explicitly stated. You can find many many many examples of this, suggesting the concealment of certain information, certainly by whatever hegemony of the 1st century CE could coopt and corrupt the revelation of a sign, which is why the Christians refer to that sign as "the Sign of Jonah."
Seriously.
Check it out.
There is a great deal more to be said about that, and the secret is widely revealed in many ancient Churches, though the Christians were not given the Eyes for seeing.
It's true that the Roman Catholic Church was corrupted by that hegemony from its Pauline inception. That anyone thinks any "truth" escaped in any linguistically transmissible way shows how much people underestimate the reach of Rome over the span of three centuries, until it finally reached out to remove the Gnostics from Egypt as well as those who still understood cuneiform from Mesopotamia. The Gnostics didn't escape the reach of Rome. Why do people think the Catholic Church survived? Paul was a small fascist, and like the Croci Paulum, he will return to pay for his antiepisteme, his forsaking of the Lord, for which he was broken.
Early Christianity had some relationship to a specific six-petaled flower (found on Phoenician bowls, as well as on the pillar capitals of the City of David and the Second Temple), and that flower was referred to in Latin as Croci Paulum, "small crocus." In Hebrew, the name for the flower was Karkom, referenced only in Song of Songs. It was a necessary element of the Temple incense sacrifice. We have no idea how much Saffron was burned in temples and synagogues around the Mediterranean, but there must have been a great deal of Saffron produced in the Ancient Near East, and it is almost entirely wiped from the historical record with the exception of its symbolic trace, which is just as widespread as we know the production of Saffron was.
People laugh at the idea of the Church of Mary Magdalene at Rennes-le-Chateau, because it was taken up into some conspiracy theories regarding its construction and purpose in the 70s, which I have yet to even read a wiki about. Anyway, there was something concealed at that Church, which the Priest Sauniere discovered while analyzing certain symbols in the forests around Carcassonne. The Church at Rennes-le-Chateau apparently had some ancient pillar capitals and other iconography that led Sauniere to the concealed Truth, which he then had commissioned as artwork across the Church, placing the Crocus at the center of the crosses, for example, with the traditional golden dot at the center (unless you know the ancient iconography, you would never see this), and then in a massive relief depicting the Eschaton, tucked away subtly at the bottom of the hill, in the shade, is a depiction of an ancient, pre-Corinthian capital.
People paid Sauniere well for masses because the locals believed that something had been revealed to them, even though they could not ever piece it together. It remained a mystery.
I can’t recommend the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest enough! It’s like a treasure map for tarot learning. Every page is bursting with wisdom!
As I am aware, Jung himself never spoke about Tarot(only one mention, during an interview.) “Tarot And The Archetypal Journey Of The Hero” book seems the first attempt to link Analytical Psychology and Tarot.
A very interesting video. Thank you. I've been reading for a few years now with a passion for historical tarot and to date subscribe with the Ficino / Botticelli theory of origin for the triumphs which can be found in many of Sandro Botticelli's paintings while the pips were inspired by Mamluk cards via the trade routes. It's a pretty great rabbit hole to jump into.
Cool! Now I want to jump into that rabbit hole! Hadn’t heard these.
@@tinas977 Enjoy!
Suggestion cards that give the user an idea they never have thought before. Changing the pattern of thinking or opening up a new thought that may have never been thought of before. journal and drawing conclusions imprints the subconscious mind to look for cues throughout the day. In the end you end up getting what you want. A perspective no different than a prayer going right or wrong. Either way the user find what they are looking for.
I've always enjoyed the interpretation where The Emperor is the embodiment of the divine masculine (i.e. instigating forces) and the Empress the embodiment of the divine feminine, as well as an aspect of the archetype of the triple-headed deity. The hermit is a non-gendered representation of a point in the spiritual journey, though the precise breakdown of the symbolism escapes me.
All very good, however one omission stands out: Meditations on the Tarot. A profound and extremely deep dive into Tarot.
It’s very niche and an extremely challenging read, remember.
Granted it’s brilliant!
For the advanced student, you’d think.
The detail in the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest is astonishing. It’s perfect for anyone who wants to take their tarot readings to the next level.
I can’t believe nobody talks about the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest. I was blown away by how in-depth it is. It completely changed my understanding of the tarot.
I have absolutely enjoyed watching this and enjoy embracing learning of the psyche and such. I just began following and am going to go watch more. And this comment is the 111th comment.
This was an amazing, interesting, well put together video. Thank you
Great information and great production level. 👍🏻👍🏻
That was really intelligent 🙌🏼
I love this info! I recently launched a deep dive into each card in the major arcana and describe the symbolism.
I’d love to share this video with my audience!
I wonder how someone could talk about the occult roots of Tarot without mentioning one of the most known and used Tarot deck. I speak about the Thoth Tarot created by Alistair Crowley.
Thats a 6 hour video in its own. LOL
@@johnnewton8017 ok, yes… thats a good point 😅
Lady Frieda Harris actually paid Crowley to do it as a means of teaching her and her sacred geometry is throughout the deck which is astonishing in it’s beauty and meanings that she has worked her paintings to perfection for the deck 💖
@@martiangentian As far as I know Crowley made her paint cards several times until he was satisfied.
He had very explicit visions of the cards coz of all the different stuff they are mixing up
@@daanarchist6345 he did and she did it and she was a student of sacred geometry, it was a collaboration which is definitely more than the sum of its parts.
I would suggest the Waite-Smith tarot was more influened by Oswald Wirth's "The Tarot of the Magicians", whilst its pip cards borrowed fron the Sola Busca deck.
Cool! More rabbit hole investigations for me!
Great information.Thank you
Great video! One small criticism I would make is to remove the black "film scratches" effect. It's way overdone and really detracts from the video itself. It simply isn't needed.
I don’t find this comment to be of any help to the real point of this video. I appreciate the content provided. The video is hardly worth watching. Listening is the key here.
I like the film scratches. THUMBS DOWN!
Yeah let's adapt to your dislikes 🙌
Sorry snowflakes! I didn't mean to trigger you so horribly. Hope you can recover :)
@@ZetaRosen I take no offense. I just felt it was over your head. It’s an odd thing to complain about.
The 20 major arcana of the Pamela Coleman Smith deck aare the 20 days, which are known globally,...the lesser cards 2 -10's are the 36 decans. Then the 12 sunsigns are the kings, queens and knights,...and the leftover 4 pages, ....may well be the four warning decans shown in redundancy.
Ghandi was there in England in the early formation of the golden dawn, and he would have certainly known the decans. The tarot order I list here , correlates instantly with other more permanent sets of images and descriptors, but itself is not an elite level presentation of the days and decans..... Hokusai did way better and of course the Maya and Chinese have elite level sets, as do the Hindu. If someone does not know the 20 days,... they are not a source of knowledge on the topic of the tarot or how it also correlates with genesis, which follows the decans in order by chapter, starting over again at 37. Exodus follows the 20 days in precise order by chapter twice round . frogs are #8 and hail and Thunder are #9. pretty simple.
Decades ago, Robert O'Neill & more recently Robert Place, Paul Huson & Nigel Jackson all mentioned the Platonic aspects in the Tarot, I myself relate the three examples of Plato's pure forms, cup (circle/Sun), triangle (Moon) & table (square/Earth & its 4 directions & elements) to the cup, that only three legs of the table are shown on early cards & the table of the Magician, who as Hermes Trismegistus his glyph also includes the Sun, Moon & Earth the three spheres as the juggler he is master of, to give one example.
So i use to have what i called "senate meetings" with the major arcana if the tarrot. My hand writing would change when each archtype changed. It was a wierd process .
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I am a Jungian analyst from Ecuador. Jung himself never worked with Tarot. He just mentioned Tarot a couple of times in his collected works. He worked deeply with the chinese book of changes, I Ching. Jung's followers have Indeed written a lot about Tarot and Jungian Psychology.
Excellent video! Thank you
Hey Vox, your videos give me a dopamine spike. The only problem is all the other types of videos I watch no longer interest me. Thank you.
The corruption or inversion of Tarot, we see at carnivals and "fun fairs" is "fortune tellers" reading people fortune, or asking the Tarot, who am I?
when Tarot is quite clear, is to be used by telling the Tarot, I am this that I am, and you can have a dialogue with the cards.
Since the cards are all supposed to represent the full human psyche.
How do you know the book Antoine Court de Gebelin cited was on-existent? Even if it was never materialized on Earth. Or that he had no understanding of the Egyptian Language simply because mainstream hadn’t yet deciphered it? And who is to say it’s nowadays deciphering is accurate anyway?
Plus anyone looking at tarot probably has some ability to channel meaning, especially through symbols. And the meaning is highly personal. It seems all too obvious to me that the tarot symbology would have Egyptian roots.
fascinating great production value compelling narration excellent scholarship tyvm
Having read Jung's Collected Works, i recall no reference to Tarot and I have found no evidence in any historical record that Jung was aware of the Golden Dawn or other similar organizations. Maybe others can provide evidence to the contrary. Tarot is clearly an obvious extension of Jung's work and I embrace the postulate that Tarot is a complete basis set (a mathematical term from linear algebra) for the entire human archetypal universe.
Your descriptions of some of the tarot cards were spot on. But, “the Magician,” not so much. What is it about card number 1 that indicates mischief, or as you put it, the trickster?
Irrespective of my complaint, I would be interested in hearing an entire episode on the meanings of the individual cards!! Thanks for your great work!
Those are the characteristics of El mago when it's upside down (mostly, but depends on the reading)
For the most part, I’ve never really been able to get tarot to “mesh” with most other mystical systems due to its strange number of cards. I much prefer astrology and Norse runes as they have piece numbers that work well with base 12 or base 6 number systems, as based on the 6 outer points of metatrons cube in sacred geometry.
Truth of Tarot
Ra is the entity that created the Major Arcana on Venus.
Discover more,. Read the Emerald Tablets, Law of One, Seth, and there are many others who have this knowledge.
If you watch this video, use it for the purpose of knowing what others came to believe and what you know as truth. I have listened and I find this information to be helpful.
Love and light to all ❤
I love the tarot from Venus and Saint Germaines Tarot Deck is good, it's where the B.O.L. got their tarot idea designs. Ra fixed the first 7.
The three keys books from eliphas Levi and his tarot are nice as well.
@@grantbishop1961 I am not sure you understood me. Ra,.. from our Egyptian history IS THE one who went to Venus,. Not sure how,. But nonetheless went to the planet Venus to create a way of communicating with the celestial entities for guidance to the human entities. Ra created the 22 major arcana and brought them to earth to be used. It is called the Hero”s Journey,. The cycles of life. I’m a tarot reader of over 35 years. I do not know of a venus deck. I’ll keep my eye out for it. Love and light to you my celestial sibling! ❤️❤️❤️ I don’t know what B.O.L . is. (And Ra fixed the first 7?) no idea what it refers to.
Lo1 #4 🤩 🤯 ❤️🔥
@@jmac3482 you must read the books I speak of,. You must listen to those who are connecting to Ra and hear from Ra personally. The actual pictorial cards my eyes have not seen. They are yet to be discovered in the hall of records.
@@PlentitudeIsland I love you my 3rd Density Human ❤️❤️❤️
Excellent input Thanks God bless
What's a comprehensive video. Subscribed!
I was just asking this at midnight 😨😱 I ask for answers and now I have them like 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Stop asking outloud, fool. They are listening
Rider-Waite-Smith
is beyond iconic
I love the tarot because there are only 78 cards in the Rider Waite Deck.
Really liked this. Will try the active imagination with my tarot :)
The quote "i am not what happend me, i am what i choose to become." Cant actually be linked to jung. I listen to a podcast calles digital jung (its so so good) And the host is a Jungian analyst. He talks about this quote and said he cant find a source for it.
FOOL !~Aleph = 0
I the Magician has the Hebrew letter Beth attributed to it which when translated into English means 'House'
As for XII the Hangedman that's a card of Delays, obstacles & Surrender, it only becomes "liberating" when the ego can Submit to the Soul
As for Other mistakes in this video, no comment
The titel should say: "origins of the British version of tarot" as far as tarot was prior original from other countries and because there are other versions as well. And C. Jung would mist agree with this.
It is enigmatic how many times the words "enigmatic" is used in in the first few minutes 😊
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Can’t but help think that Tarot has hieroglyphic provenance in Ancient Egypt. Think Fabre d’Olivet derived Hebrew from the same mystical stock (taking the vessels from Egypt? - Exodus) - while noting that it quickly degenerated as a language - but there is the correspondence of the 22 major cards and the 22 aleph-bet letters and these moreover an integument of germinal development of signs. Perhaps it is the case that an integral of cosmic signs - no doubt based on number - preceded both language (which to exist depends on signs?) and symbolic language which appears to reflect soul enmirement in earthy fecundities and making tracks therethrough.
The wise old man archetype fits more accurately with the Hermit.
Spot on 👌
Appreciate the knowledge.
Overall, a really good video with some good insights. However, your Jung references are way off. The 12 Jungian archetypes is a pop-psychological misappropriation of Jung’s ideas. Archetypes are not personality traits. Jung “and his followers” did not explore tarot in the way you have said. Jung himself said very little about Tarot and he certainly did not use the cards. The most we can find in his writings are in the Visions Seminars, and out of 1200 pages, only two paragraphs say anything Tarot. To say, “Jung himself engaged deeply with Tarot symbolism,” is totally misleading. He engaged in archetypal symbolism, but you made it sound like he worked with Tarot, which he did not. He used the I-Ching. The High Priestess as the anima works for a man’s psyche, but not as “the Goddess,” per se. In a woman, the High Priestess would be more of a Kore figure, an aspect of the Self. Saying that Jung used Tarot to develop his theory of individuation is not true, and again, quite misleading. The author of the book you use for equating Jung’s ideas with Tarot has said such things, but not Jung himself.
Self-actualization was Maslow’s theory, not Jung’s. Jung did not say, “I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become…” That is an unsourced quote from Quote Fancy and other such sites. It’s unsourced because he never said that. It’s way to sentimental for Jung.
I would suggest reading some Marie Louise Von Franz. Thank you for the comment.
@@voxocculta actually, I have read pretty much everything she has written. I have been doing this work over 20 years, as well as teaching it. Anything in particular you are referring me to? I would love to see it if she's said something I have missed. Always open to that.
you sound like you should be the one making youtube videos
@@Cabesandia coming soon....very soon. 🙏🙏
This was ironically very suited for me. I got my deck of tarot cards in early 1981 and as a child growing up I was into why people did what they did and hearing about both Yung and Freud , I chose Yung. lol the great debate.... This brought back memories of bygone days and what I once was, and who's influences were the deck of cards I STILL have tucked away in a metal box with my "on stage with Metallica , snake pit" cloth sticker I won to the 1991-92 tour and concert ticket stub. Neither are something I partake of these days and I kind of miss both. (concerts more as music was my first love of the 2 the other being the occultist things like astrology, astrology not so much . Which is why). Thanks for the information into the where who and what of tarot (mostly my deck design😅) a very good video!!!
I should have expected this was associated with Agrippa's Diary!
pretty good vid. ever do anything on the keys of solomon ?
While I am enjoying the narration and footage, the black specks are distracting and annoying, akin to a swarm of flies.
the specks make the video unwatchable for me
I have à question, because there is absolutely no job i can do where i am and it would bring me a lot of sadness and tremédously hard choice ds to make to leave m’y home for working, so i was asking my self, it seems that neither tjr Greek or the roman usés cards even for a playing purpose, though I know that cards exists since the prehistory but they were used for making fabrics. Has anybody a contradictory source that during the antiquity or the Time of the roman empire they had cards even to play ? Or that other cultures y’a that Time had it ? What about india at that Time, did they have ? Did the imagery of some arcanas like the valets or the knights comme from indian tradition ?
Ok. I am shocked. I wasntt aware until reading the comments that this was an AI voice. I thought it was Orson Welles...😊
What's with the black dots? Other than that, good.
(sarcasm ) AI voice oh no ! lmao !
thanks for making this video ! i appreciate your work !
Doesn't mythical Lucifer remind you more of the 'Magician' or 'Trickster' rather then the 'Devil' ?
trying to make it look vintage aggravated my eyes.js
Why do people make videos with scramble bits floating around? I can't see the pictures clearly. Truly, you don't need to add this effect to make it appear more interesting. It is plenty interesting without the black bits all over the screen. Please stop this trend!
Ok so go outside
Many thanks, great work!!
A bible commercial came on while I was watching this 😳
Thank You for this explanation of;
Why and how Tarot was created for.
#Reachigherself
#DivineMessagesAngelsAncestorsMostHigh
I just started reading the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest, and it’s already changed the way I view the tarot. Can’t wait to dive deeper!
Great video but I found the "dirty" filter that's on the whole video to be quite distracting and made it unwatchable.
Good stuff. The dots flying across the screen are nothing but annoying.
Feedback acknowledged. 🌞
I am truly becoming impressed with each video you release. Never forget the integrity of what you do. Its never about how many subscribers you have. It’s about that special feeling you have in your heart. The genuine pursuit for truth. THAT is what the occult is about.
If you put truth before the need for attention, god will bless you with great visions.
Imagination. Inspiration. and intuition. ; )
how come results are not repeatable ?
Wow. That was a euphoric experience ( if I smoked… I’d need a cigarette after this…) Thank you
Thank you very much indeed🙏🏼
I really enjoyed this content and am thankful for the resources that are given. With the use of A.I. or not, this is a tight video essay.
Thank you!
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Is this made by AI?
A really nice show, enjoyed it so much.
How is the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest not discussed more? I found so many invaluable tips that have transformed my tarot experience.
It's precise birthplace is pre histroric Egypt. The Tarot was given to mankind by the Ra collective. It had 21 Major arcana plus the void. 22 cards. The numbers and suits were added by the Chaldeans and Sumarians. The Tarot was never intended for fortune telling, always being for the study of archeotypes. It is black magic to use the Tarot for fortune telling. It's why the church banned it.
This is what I was taught in a mystery school video✨🌟
Have you been to Egypt and seen the evidence? Can you send us to archeological evidence for the pre-historic tarot or the source of playing cards with the Chaldeans and Sumerians? Or do you just believe it was so? If it's just a belief you trust, then why isn't my trust just as valid as yours? I've been studying tarot for 56 years and traveled to many countries looking for actual evidence.
@@marygreer4036 Yes, the Egyptian Tarot exisits. Have you studied The Law Of One? If you haven't then you have not studied that hard really.
@fillyfresh Funny, you obviously don't know who you're replying to, do you?
@@martinwilliams9866 lol she even covers this herself on ther website but has missed the key evidence. How embarrasing!
In the book Finding Jesus Christ In The Tarot we realize that the Tarot symbolism is highly inspired by The Bible. Learn about the Christian symbolism Pamela Colman Smith used.
The Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest is an absolute gem. I discovered so many nuances in the cards that I never noticed before. Highly recommend it to anyone interested in tarot.
Mickey Mouse fantasia makes the same sense for an arguement. Think for and be not inclined to be drawn into these things by your intrigue. Discipline is needed for critical thinking...not adding more to "sophist's talk" about the intrugue and lies YOU draw parallels to. You are better off watching the Wizard of Oz and playing pink floyd's album backwards to draw the best parallel to Jung and/or any theory. You run a great race to "agogos" in narcissitic groups powered behind a dead man's thoughts. Get your own sense, says Gustav Le Bon's study on group/collective "thinking". The Crowd 1895, have a look.
I was skeptical about the Hidden Tarot Teachings on Shirlest at first, but it blew my mind. There are so many insights I wish I had known earlier.
I'm glad Pamela Coleman Smith, aka Pixie, is beginning to be recognized. Waite had no interest in Minor Arcana, so she was given free rein. As a result, it is far more interesting than the tired old stereotypes in the Major Arcana.
Hi. What is the image at 7;33? I have seen the exact thing on medicine last week and now on your video. Omg
Hello. Are you talking about the image in the middle? Caduceus? It is a symbol for medicine, among other things.