The card figure operates as a form of oracle, providing answers through divination.
Card-figure
Cards laid down in a specific figure as part of the divination practice.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Each card in the figure relates to a house in the astrological system.
The card figure assists in the process of judgment by the diviner.
The card figure aligns with the cosmic entities or Intelligences.
Synthesis of karmic conditions are indicated by the cards in the figure laid by the diviner.
The card figure is used as part of the astrological method for divination.
The card figure includes cards from the Lesser Arcana, particularly when specific cards are turned over for an answer.
The card figure helps in providing answers to the consultant.
The card figure is used to address the questions or issues presented by the consultant.
The card figure reflects the cosmic consciousness of the Intelligences.
The card figure can also include cards from the Greater Arcana, though the text focuses on the Lesser Arcana.
The card figure is an example of the practice of divination.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
The card figure assists in the process of judgment by the diviner.
The Sun and Judgment cards are related through their representation of life and its cycles; The Sun signifies the beginning of a new life and cycle, while Judgment represents the end of one and the beginning of another
The card figure assists in the process of judgment by the diviner.
The Tarot includes Judgment which signifies the end of a journey and the transition into a new reality
The card figure is an example of the practice of divination.
The Astral Light is the basis of the illusion through which divination occurs, affecting the perceptions during divination
The card figure assists in the process of judgment by the diviner.
The Devil and Judgment cards are related through their representation of the struggle between spiritual and material influences, Judgment symbolizing the end of cycles of materialism to achieve enlightenment
The card figure is an example of the practice of divination.
The Significator is a key element in the divination process
The card figure is an example of the practice of divination.
Papus was involved in the study and interpretation of tarot for divination, a practice that involves predicting the future through the tarot cards.
The card figure is an example of the practice of divination.
De St.-Germain is described as having the ability to divine questions before they are asked.
Each card in the figure relates to a house in the astrological system.
Taurus is the second house in astrology, representing material values and possessions, related to material wealth and power.
The card figure is an example of the practice of divination.
While divination and faith are in constant tension, they can be reconciled through analogy, understanding the sympathy of the finite and infinite realms
Each card in the figure relates to a house in the astrological system.
Deities are assigned to each house of the zodiac in the Hieroglyphic Plan, highlighting their association with the celestial order