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Dematerialisation – physical death

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Tarot Death

Let’s talk about… death.

  • When am I going to die?

Some schools of thought believe that the moment of death is predetermined; as a result, it is also predictable. We tend to think that even eternity has a beginning and an end.
‘When I am going to die’ is the sort of question one should never ask. Some affairs concern humans and others are mysteries with reason. Some veils should not be lifted, and mysteries that not be touched. Sometimes people forget these simple, common sense laws and want to reach beyond their limits. Thus, death is inevitable, but the moment of death is unpredictable.
In the Western astrological tradition, for example, Saturn crossing the Read more Dematerialisation – physical death ›

KS Little Death

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Karpathy-Smith Tarot Little Death

My astrological attribution of the card is Scorpio, respectively Scorpio woman and Pluto in Scorpio. A short description would be: emotionally highly charged, but Read more KS Little Death ›

Death, symbol for spiritual liberation

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Tarot of Cyclicity

Tarot of Cyclicity
“Beyond the cyclical return of existences, palingenesis – meaning rebirth following death – provides access to a superior life, the ultimate stage of terrestrial evolution. Read more Death, symbol for spiritual liberation ›

Death

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Traditional Divinatory Tarot, Death

Traditional Divinatory Tarot, Death Fortune-telling interpretation:
Upright: death, mortality, annihilation or ruin, destruction. End, deterioration, debasement or adulteration, rot, corruption, putrefaction.
Reversed: inertia, sleep, lethargy, petrification. Annihilation or ruin, somnambulism.

Divination:
The Air, Water and Fire attributed to the Tarot card according to the kabbalistic scheme, should not be confused with the Four Elements. These are the Three Primes or Tria Prima mentioned by Paracelsus.
According to alchemists, Mercury, Salt and Sulphur are the three-fold aspects of all phenomena to be found in all compounds of a mineral or organic nature.
Mercury represents the Spirit, Salt the Body; and Sulphur the Soul. Philosophically speaking, Mercury is the Mind; Salt is the Will, and Sulphur is Love. The three are the components of the Philosopher’s Stone.
Salt is used to preserve meat and prevent decay. Salt is also used for purification. Eventually, the subconscious level of the Life-power’s activity is purged and purified. Salt, on the other hand, represents the subconscious level.

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