Egyptian Tarots Deck

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Number 1: it’s the beginning and the end. It expresses the simplicity, the soul and the universal spirit. In the free Egyptian tarotcards youcan see the different gods of Egyptian mythology.Its meaning is associated with the power of the deities that guide those who seek to find their way and the answers to their problems. These are the original Egyptian tarot card descriptions as found in Practical Astrology by Comte de St. Germain. The Sphinx remains in perfect equilibrium as if the constantly revolving wheel of fortune had no influence over him. He thus symbolizes the mysterious power of God disposing of human destinies according to the good or bad actions of everyone.

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?There are three cards in the Egyptian tarot that only with them could demonstrate the final thesis of the usefulness of tarot. They are The Magician, which shows us that not everything that human beings do is true but can be an illusion; The Fool, which symbolizes the unconscious and the separation between evil and good, forces that come into conflict in our lives; Death, symbolizing that everything we are one day will end. The Egyptian Tarot cards assigned each of the court cards, too, to the letters of the Tetragrammaton, thus associating both the court cards and suits to the four classical elements, [59] and Despite this, Alexander and Shannon (2019), [27] still claim that "Romani people may have carried the cards to Europe." 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 Minor Arcana suits are scarabs, scepters, ankhs, and swords, directly introducing the ancient Egyptian divination rituals. Pros Lastly, analyse the cards in terms of your situation and understand the ancient meanings in the present context. Then, the messages of the cards will guide you toward the right path. In the sky above, the sun is partially eclipsed by a dark shadow, the symbol of Doubt destroying Faith. Greer, Mary K. (2008-05-08). "Arcana in the Adytum". Mary K. Greer's Tarot Blog. Archived from the original on 2019-08-08 . Retrieved 2019-10-09.

The Minors

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.