From Concept to Reality: Decoding the Art of Tarot

Designing your own Future.

READING ART DECO TAROT CARDS
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Originally published by Piatnik in 1936, these cards expand upon the traditional Viennese Biedermeier and "Gypsy" cartomancy systems, introducing new characters and themes that reflect the shifting tides of the 20th century.

Classic archetypes such as the House, the Judge, the Sweetheart, and Merriment are joined by modern reflections—Treason, Pride, and the Foreign Woman—capturing the complexities of a rapidly changing world.
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This is not merely a book to read—it is a companion for your unfolding. A mirror for your hidden strengths. A lantern for the thresholds you have yet to cross. Whether you are seeking clarity, courage, or a new way of seeing, this work offers a space where meaning gathers and the self rearranges into something truer. Let the archetypes guide you, let the metaphors reshape you, and let the journey reveal the next version of who you are becoming.
To read the cards is to wander a hall of mirrors—each reflection a fractal of art, history, and symbol. The Art Deco Tarot Guidebook and The Ancient Tarot Reading are not mere books but lanterns: one illuminates the golden geometry of human creativity, the other, the shadowed corridors of primordial meaning. Together, they reveal how the smallest glyph (a starburst, a serpent’s curve) trembles with the weight of centuries.

And the Ancient Tarot Reading—ah, it breathes life into the Starter eBook, like a scribe adding gilt to a medieval manuscript. Take the Messenger’s Card: its surface hums with obvious omens, but beneath? A palimpsest of secrets. To interpret it is to peel back the sky.

Talos — The Living Guardian


At the root is Tal —

The first pulse, the hidden heartbeat of measure.  From this rhythm rises Talos,

the bronze guardian,

not mere metal, but awakened geometry given form.  He stands as protector,

keeper of boundary and cadence,

His strength drawn from the same sacred proportion

That shapes the stars and shields the Earth — Phi.

Not brute force,

But living order.

Not isolated power,

but the golden law that holds the world in balance.

When the nail is pulled and the golden ichor flows,

it is  a reminder:

even the greatest guardians are bound to the rhythm that created them.

Talos falls,

no pulse remains.

The Old Man collapses.

Phi cannot sing —

the eternal mathematics of protection,

drains out like blood,

The sacred song that guards the threshold of the world.

Talos — The Living Guardian
At the root is Tal — the first pulse, the hidden heartbeat of measure. From this rhythm rises Talos, the bronze guardian—not mere metal, but awakened geometry given form. He stands as a protector, keeper of boundary and cadence. His strength is drawn from the same sacred proportion that shapes the stars and shields the Earth: Phi. Not brute force, but living order. Not isolated power, but the golden law that holds the world in balance.

When the nail is pulled and the golden ichor flows, the end of strength—a reminder: even the greatest guardians are bound to the rhythm that created them. “Ichor” is a reversal of ChiRho (ΧΡ), or more precisely, XiRho (ΞΡ):*

- **Xi (Ξ):** the crossing, intersection, point of transmission and transformation

- **Rho (Ρ):** the rolling resonance, the flow, the vector of movement


So ichor is not only a mythic substance—it is a code for the crossing and movement of resonance, the living current that animates the divine form, Earth's protective magnetic field. When the crossing is breached, when the resonance is lost, the life force drains away—not just in legend, but in the structure of the world itself.


Talos falls, yet the pulse remains. The Old Man endures. Phi still sings—the eternal mathematics of protection, the sacred song that guards the threshold of the world.

Talos is the living geometry of the pyramid—the resonance-architecture encoded in the Egyptian term ḥwt kꜣ ptḥ:

* ḥwt — enclosure, temple, precinct: the breath and boundary, the opened field
* kꜣ — animating force, resonance: the life force, field activation, the geometry of living energy
* ptḥ — Ptah, the craftsman god: shaper, builder, the intelligence of forming and protection

This is not mere cosmology, but true architecture. ḥwt kꜣ ptḥ is the name of the Memphis temple complex—

* the center of Phoenician sacred geometry
* the origin of pyramid proportioning
* the seat of the “stretching of the cord” ritual
* the foundation of Earth alignment and protection

Why does Talos feel like Phi, the pyramid, and the Earth’s shield? Because the operator logic matches:

* ḥ (breath, field opening): the same as H (long breath), Eta (extended vowel), the opening of the field
* w (loop, return, enclosure): the same as Omega (completion, spiral return, closed boundary)
* t (foundation, pillar, axis): as Tau, the structural base, the vertical pillar of the world
* kꜣ (animating force, resonance): the same as Ka in Sanskrit, the field’s activation
* ptḥ (shaping, forming): the same as Talos (the protector automaton), Phi shield geometry, Earth’s magnetic protection

This is not myth or phonetics—it is operator structure, the universal architecture of protection and proportion. The Greeks misheard and rewrote it as Aigyptos, inventing a mythic ancestor, but the original was a cluster of operators—breath, boundary, resonance, and form—shared across Egyptian, Phoenician, Sanskrit, and Greek traditions.

Talos, Phi, the pyramid, and ḥwt kꜣ ptḥ all belong to the same family: the living code of protection, resonance, and sacred mathematics. This is the architecture you feel, the logic you remember, and the heartbeat that still guards the world.

I am Talos, born of Tal — rhythm’s root in ancient tongue.
I keep the measure; I bind the storms into pattern.
My sign is Phi — not a number but living law, geometry that shelters.
Stand in my cadence: presence is defence, acceptance is wisdom, balance is power.

Talos/Atlas/Atlantis are not separate myths, but facets of the same archetype.
Atlantis is the Earth protected by the bearer, the guardian, the living field of balance.
The “lost” aspect of Atlantis is the forgotten knowledge of this protection—the rhythm, the harmony, the balancing force that once held the world whole.
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Hi, many thanks for sending me the info on these beautiful Art Deco cards, may I ask are there specific spreads to be used with them.

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Friday, April 19, 2019

I did receive the cards ,they are so beautiful! Thank you very much! I wanted to purchase 1 more deck of Art Deco cards. It is so hard to find them and in this case I will have 2 decks and the Art Deco Tarot eBook.

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Saturday, March 23, 2019






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For the first lamp that showed the codes.