This is that time of the year.
It is time to get your Yearly Tarot spread with 16 cards plus a yearly diagram for only 99.99 USD.
They are delivered as PDFs with pictures and detailed explanations.
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2023 was a challenging calendar year.
And although the challenging period isn’t over yet, the end of the year might be somewhat lighter. At least we should Read more December’s report ›
St. Augustine of Hippo noted that “numbers are the Universal language offered by the deity to humans as confirmation of the truth.” Mathematics is considered the language of G_d(s) and, therefore, the language of creation. According to the Jewish mystical tradition known as Kabbalah, Hebrew is the language of G_d – at least of Yahve, the G_d of the Old Testament. The twenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet were considered sacred, as they were believed to have been endowed with G_d’s attributes. However, more likely, if there is such a sacred language, it would probably be the Sumerian. The first spoken language began around 100,000 years ago, while the first written language only developed about 5000 years ago. When at the beginning of the times, presumably, G_d said: “Let there be light,” respectively, “Yehi ohr” (YodHeYod AlephVavResh), that sound, its energy and vibration, those letters and words meant more than a simple phrase, they were a Magick formula. The light materialised in actual physical form when G_d pronounced the formula. Yet, we still tend to interpret these things as purely allegorical or metaphorical events and not deal with them appropriately. Although scholars such as Chaim Bentorah claim that G_d words were not a command but more a desire, perhaps ‘wishful thinking,’ that possibility is utterly cancelled by the complete biblical quote: “And God said, ‘Let there be light,’ and there was light.” (Genesis 1:3). We have been told that everything material is corrupt, so the practical aspects have been concealed. Our knowledge is mainly theoretical and virtual, but it lacks finality – and it has become that way because it was intentionally crippled. Some formulas have been altered, while others have lost their original meaning and become ineffective. To understand these formulas, one should take into consideration not only the letters and their value and charge but also analyse their sound and frequencies. It matters not only what G_d said but also how it was told. The letter Aleph, at least how the ancient people of the Middle East perceived it, means ‘ox’, but in the mouth of G_d, it had a different significance and was a command. By adding up those twenty-two letters, G_d created everything in the universe. When G_d was spoken, it was mathematics, and it was chemistry, it was Numerology and Alchemy, and altogether it was High Magick. “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with G_d, and the Word was G_d.” However, that language’s divine content and creative – Magick – function is not transferable or transmissible and, therefore, is lost. Spelt out more bluntly, our words today are G_dless. On the other hand, mathematics is also a universal language commonly shared by all humans, allowing different people from all over the world to communicate. One plus two makes three is an arithmetic process, and Algebra deals with this type of equation. Numerology deals not with the quantity but with the quality of the additions. While Algebra deals with the matters of the physical world, Numerology deals with those of the spiritual world. One is the world of visible and tangible things, and the other deals with the subtle matters of the unseen and the intimate relationships that run underneath the appearance of the physical world. Mixing these two aspects and applying material methods to the spiritual world may not reveal the expected results.
It’s been over a decade since I handled a brush or mixed the colours for the last time.
This is my first new painting and more to come. Read more 1793 – MMXXIII painting ›
If I had to describe November in one word, I would say intense.
The good news is that at the end of the month, most things will settle down, and we will have to sort things out – one way or the other. Read more November’s report ›
The Unified Esoteric Tarot is back!
Another only 78 copies limited edition.
Make sure you grab the opportunity and get your copy now.
The Third and improved edition is available now for only 124.99 USD.
DELUXE EDITION in custom rigid box, 78 + cover and bulk card included.
Printed on 330gsm superior quality smooth card stock.
The cards feature upright and reversed meaning, astrological, numerological, kabbalistic and alchemical attributions.
Also, two different Read more Unified Esoteric Tarot III C spec 2023 ›
In the heart of Bucharest is a small warehouse-like bookstore exclusively packed with books printed in English. Although the store is wildly unorganised, the prices are pretty decent, and it is worth spending some time digging for intellectual gold.
I bought all kinds of books, from literature to esoteric matters.
A couple of months ago, I bought a book about David Bowie, “Why Bowie Matters,” written by Will Brooker, an English academic.
I’m not going to Read more Narrowing or widening ›
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 ›
People dealing with esoteric matters, especially astrologers, should discuss Zodiac signs, not civil calendar months.
What ordinary people call September is an artificial construction of the end of the first decan of Virgo, the second and third decan of Virgo and the beginning of the first decan of Libra.
So, let’s talk about September, folks!
There is a significant yet generally overlooked aspect regarding the oldest known Tarot deck, the Visconti Tarot: the Major Arcana cards did not have any captions, and no names nor numbers were featured on them.
It is quite an odd feature if we accept the mainstream theory that these cards were primarily designed for entertainment and playing various card games.
Most scholars Read more In the name of… ›