Alchemical Tarot

The World card represents the Alchemical Absolute and the Stone, a final achievement in Alchemy, and is part of the Tarot Major Arcana

The Sun and The World are interconnected entities with deep spiritual significance. The Sun, often symbolized in tarot as the "Sun" card, embodies the vitality and energy of every aspect of life, representing renewal, growth, and well-being. This card is typically associated with positivity, health, and joy. On the other hand, The World card is a representation of the totality of cosmic life and signifies completion, unity, and the culmination of one's journey towards enlightenment and fullness. Together, these figures and symbols symbolize the journey of spiritual light and transformation, illustrating how individual vitality and the collective existence of all living things are intertwined in a broader cosmic framework. This interplay emphasizes the sympathy and completeness of the universe, suggesting that the health and vitality of each component contribute to the overall harmony and balance of the world. The sun symbolizes Christ, raising the world from the dead and restoring life

The Magician card in the Tarot Major Arcana symbolizes attractive force and is part of the Alchemical correspondences

The Tarot includes The Magician card which signifies an initiate or an occultist on the wise path of higher consciousness

The Magician card in the Tarot Major Arcana symbolizes attractive force and is part of the Alchemical correspondences

Magicians need the knowledge of Kabalah to properly guide and explain the phenomena of science and magic, making the relationship strong as the magician cannot fully practice without access to kabalistic knowledge. The magician's practice and understanding depend on Kabalah, making the relationship strong.

The Magician card in the Tarot Major Arcana symbolizes attractive force and is part of the Alchemical correspondences

The Magician and The Moon are indirectly related in a narrative sense; the Magician's magic symbolizes understanding, while The Moon card represents misunderstanding and delusion

The Devil card symbolizes the black stage in Alchemy and is part of the Tarot Major Arcana

The devil is an angel cast out of heaven for wanting divinity, contrasting with the character of God

The World card represents the Alchemical Absolute and the Stone, a final achievement in Alchemy, and is part of the Tarot Major Arcana

The world awaited Christ's coming, prepared by divine forces and philosophical belief

The Devil card symbolizes the black stage in Alchemy and is part of the Tarot Major Arcana

The man and woman, once in love, are now chained to the cube, representing their subjection to evil

The Devil card symbolizes the black stage in Alchemy and is part of the Tarot Major Arcana

The death card can signify an end to a situation involving negative habits or behaviors, which is related to the transformative nature of The Devil

The Devil card symbolizes the black stage in Alchemy and is part of the Tarot Major Arcana

During the period when Freemasonry was persecuted by the Roman Church, it was associated with the worship and invocation of the devil through the association known as Mopses.

The Magician card in the Tarot Major Arcana symbolizes attractive force and is part of the Alchemical correspondences

Magicians practice bewitchments