READING ART DECO TAROT
With the Art Deco eBook, you will be able to see the connection between Gypsy Card, Tarot and Playing card.
The main aim of the ancient and original tarot was designed to help you through difficulties, allowing you to achieve balance, to live a happy life. There is no easy way to learn tarot. It takes time. It is not intuition, the same way as chess is not built on intuition, but knowledge. However, as you become familiar with the cards, you are able to tune into the universe, allowing your subconscious mind to surface to consciousness, called the third eye. Tarot and Gypsy cards have many things in common with Buddhist teachings, combined with science.
As above so is below. What that means is that universal reality plays out in human life. For example, the card of the Wedding is called Phylacteries, from the Sanskrit word Pilu-AlAna, and Yukti, corresponding to the letter Z, Setavya (Zeta in Greek) i.e. to bound, fasten together, and it is referring to the Sun, the binding of atoms, creating us, hence, the Sun is our birthplace.
YOUNG MAN
The Meaning of Young Man with Art Deco Tarot
Element: Water
Emancipation of the soul from the cycle of ignorance.
Freedom from the cycle of ignorance can be achieved with the different stages of aluMbin (Sanskrit) known as the Olympic games. The other word used is tejita (Sanskrit) known as Taichi, i.e. sharpened, circulate as well as purify. At the last stage, you will be able to achieve the ‘Scale of Perfection’, which goes from total delusion to total omniscience. The ‘Scale of Perfection’. The 14 stages are as follows: 1. Balance (Zeus from Sanskrit Sus here it means thought frequency), 2. Time; s (Hera from Sanskrit horA), 3. To Govern; to Master the waves of life, negating life's opposites (prazAsti; Poseidon) 4. Stability (Demeter from Sanskrit Dana) 5. Flexibility: energy (aya, from Sanskrit ayAs), 6. Strength (Athena from Sanskrit Atna i.e. Sun), 7. Breath; (Ares from Sanskrit asu and Urja), 8. Logic; (Apollo from Sanskrit Aplu, the Sun), 9. Creativity; (Artemis from Sanskrit artha), 10. Bonding; (Fusion from Sanskrit piluAlana), 11. Love; (Aphrodite from Sanskrit amanas non-perception of either pain or pleasure), 12. Purity; energy (Hestia from Sanskrit Hasantika), 13. Order; (mAtrA, matrix, measure, a rectangular array of quantities or expressions in rows and columns that is treated as a single entity and manipulated according to particular rules.)
