The Use Of Tarot In Claivoyance
The history of Facade Tarot reading goes back to the middle of the fifteenth century. Together, they collaborated on the first Tarot deck that incorporated detailed imagery on all 78 Tarot Cards. Tarot cards (or taroc cards, or tarocchi cards) were originally used for playing a card game called tarocchi, and they had no more to do with fortune-telling than did other types of playing cards.
Just to remind you that each element has Yin and Yang. Yin element helps Yin element or Yang element help Yang element, it is called Self-Element help. Prior to the Rider Waite deck, Tarot imagery and symbolism was only depicted in the 22 major arcana cards, known as trump cards.
Crowley's Thoth Tarot deck was heavily symbolic, textured, and rooted in mysticism. The practice of tarot card reading for divination purposes is believed to begin in the late eighteenth century. One element controls another element, Say Wood controls Earth, Wood is the Power to the Earth.
The remaining cards, known as the minor arcana, depicted numbers and suits which are very similar to modern playing cards. He began to research Tarot cards exclusively, and theorized that Tarot was connected to Kabalah (the Hebrew mystic order of life) and was a key towards finding heaven.
Yin wood is Yi and Yang wood is Jia. Although the Spiritualist movement did contribute to its popularity, A.E. Waite authored a book entitled, "A Pictorial Key to the Tarot," which explained his interpretations of the Tarot card. Further research into Tarot was conducted by the dm tarot reading Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, a late nineteenth century alchemy and occult organization, whose members included two future Tarot deck creators: Aleister Crowley and Arthur Edward Waite.
Jung's influence further increased the Rider Waite deck's popularity. Modern Jungians and psychoanalysts associate the tarot cards as a metaphor for psychological development. The Rider Waite deck was created by the artists Pamela Cole Smith under the direction of the famous mystic, A.E. Waite.
The Rider Waite Tarot deck became mainstream in the early 1900's. Waite's book also included the history, origins and symbolism reflected in the Tarot. And in 1765 the notorious libertine, Casanova wrote in his diary that his Russian mistress frequently used a deck of playing cards for divination.
