From Concept to Reality: Decoding the Art of Tarot

Designing your own Future.

READING MEDIEVAL TAROT, THE CARD OF FIDELITY
LENORMAND
The Lenormand tarot, with its 36-card deck, offers a unique approach to cartomancy, distinct from the more commonly known tarot systems. Originating in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries, the Lenormand cards feature straightforward imagery that reflects everyday life, including objects, people, animals, and various situations.

This practical imagery is central to the Lenormand method, where the significance of each card emerges not only from its individual meaning but also from the context provided by its position and relationship to other cards within a spread.
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As a Narrative Principle: In a story of universal unity, opening allows you to become receptive to new input—a mysterious signal, a challenge, or a question that dissolves old certainties.

When you align, you seek harmony within and without, finding resonance with the unfolding journey and aligning purpose and presence. This leads to a shift or transformation: your perspective, understanding, or very being changes, and old patterns fall away.

Extending into a new self, this transformation is expressed through action, influence, and creative contribution, radiating impact beyond yourself to the world and others.

The Map That Draws Itself

This world does not wait to be discovered.

It awakens beneath every footfall,

unfolding like ink remembering its purpose.

In the Veil of Unchosen Paths,

possibilities shimmer as translucent veils,

each one a future trembling on the edge of becoming.

One clear step turns mist into marble.

One hesitant breath scatters constellations into nothing.

Above hangs the Lattice of Intent,

a vast cathedral of living light suspended in endless sky.

Every honest movement weaves new golden threads.

Every fear-born pause dims entire wings of the structure,

until the darkness itself begins to sing.

Deep below pulse the Ember Wells,

flames that burn without hunger,

only recognition.

They rise like lovers when intention is pure,

spiraling into slow, sacred geometries

when two presences walk in perfect resonance.

Beside them flows the River of Echoed Thought,

a mirror that never flatters.

The Gypsy tarot's Tree card emerges as a profound symbol of our origins and interconnectedness. It whispers to us of a time when we were nothing more than cosmic dust, floating in the vast expanse of the universe, reminding us of the fundamental truth that 'we are one.' This card, with its deep roots and sprawling branches, serves as a metaphor for stability and strength, mirroring the resilience and steadfastness of a tree. Amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life, where individuals are often caught up in a whirlwind of activities, a poignant question arises: What is the point of it all? In the grand scheme of the cosmos, our actions may seem insignificant, akin to dust carried away by the wind. This existential contemplation leads us to ponder the necessity of a grandiose meaning of life for our existence to hold value or purpose.

However, when we consider the sheer improbability of our existence, the perspective shifts. The fact that we are alive today is the result of an almost miraculous series of events that unfolded over nearly 14 billion years. The birth of stars, the formation of planets, and the evolution of life on Earth all led to this moment where we, the descendants of countless generations, have the privilege of existence.

Each individual, no matter how seemingly inconsequential, has the potential to influence the world around them. Like specks of dust, our actions and interactions can accumulate, creating ripples that grow into waves, shaping the course of history and the fabric of reality.

So, does our life require a grand purpose to be meaningful? Perhaps not. Perhaps the mere chance of being part of this cosmic journey is a gift in itself. Our lives may be brief in comparison to the eons that have passed and those yet to come, but within this fleeting moment, we have the opportunity to experience, to learn, to love, and to leave an imprint, however small, on the universe. In embracing the notion that we are all connected, that every action has significance, and that our collective existence is a testament to the resilience and adaptability of life, we find a sense of purpose. It is not in the pursuit of a singular, monumental meaning but in the appreciation of the intricate, beautiful, and sometimes chaotic dance of existence that we discover the value of our lives.

As we navigate through the journey of life, let us remember the message of the Tree card: to stand tall and strong, to cherish our connections, and to recognise the impact we have on the world and each other. In doing so, we honour the incredible odyssey that has led us here and contribute to the ongoing saga of the universe.
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All I want to know is why does King of Heart mean House in Lenormand? It is different from other system?

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Thursday, October 15, 2020

The King of Hearts is the second layer, adding an extra dimension to the meaning.

The House is portraying creation, life, and you. It speaks of nurturing, psychic energy, a Transmission of the Divine into a life-form called Beta. The House called Sojouin, maga, Magh- magos (Sanskrit), and the exact translation is Priest of the Sun, the unification of gamAgamakArin within you, with the PowerPoint (Bindu), the cosmic centre.

The King of Hearts is the second layer of the card of the House:

Consciousness is assured by the King of Hearts, by stabilising the Physical Plane, Heaven or Consciousness of the Divine Mind.

The King and the House Connection.
Saturday, October 17, 2020






ARC TAROT, ANCIENT WAY READING GYSPY CARDS

For the first lamp that showed the codes.