according to Grand Orient.
Although Grand Orient is one of the pseudonyms used by Arthur Edward Waite, there could not have been a greater distinction between these two personas.
If we drop politeness and respect-fuelled hypocrisy, the booklet provided by A. E. Waite for the Rider-Waite Tarot is Read more Book of Thoth and English Method
The Celtic cross is an important symbol of faith.
The knowledge about Celtic tribes, peoples and their traditions is limited. Celts had not left any written records.
It is not known exactly when Christians first reached Ireland, but Christian communities existed in Britain by the late 2nd century. By the evidence of tables with equal-armed crosses, imported in the fifth century, found in monasteries in south-west Britain give evidence that no later than between 400 and 600 AD the Brythonic kingdoms of what is now Scotland had been covered to Christianity. In the fifth century AD, the first Read more The Celtic Cross
The Golden Hermetic and Fortune Telling Tarot deck aka Papus in a Tin Box is a traditional Tarot deck based on the teachings of Etteilla (Jean-Baptiste Alliette), Éliphas Lévi, S. L. MacGregor Mathers founder and head of the Hermetic Order of Golden Dawn (and mentor of Aleister Crowley), Paul Christian, Oswald Wirth, Papus (Gerard Encausse) and Arthur Edward Waite. Read more The traditional upright and reversed meaning of all the 78 Tarot cards in one video
“It is only fair to add that the exposition of Jewish mysticism, or that part of it which has so far been publicly discussed, abounds in misunderstandings and consequent misrepresentations of the subject matter under discussion.(…) Read more Kabbalism
