The Enchanted Initiate
A Journal of Traditional Symbolism, Hermeticism & the Occult Sciences

Cards Of The Tarot

The CARDS OF THE TAROT are an integral part of the Tarot system, constituting a specially designed deck of cards. Each card within this deck represents a specific principle or concept, symbolizing various facets of human experience and the metaphysical world. These cards are not only tools for divination and spiritual exploration but also serve as a framework for understanding complex principles and archetypes. Through their depiction of different themes and symbols, the TAROT cards offer insights into the underlying forces that shape human life and the universe.

Concordance & Cross-References

Primary Correspondences & Figures

ElementsConcept

Each Tarot card is associated with one of the four elements (earth, air, fire, water)

Zodiacal HousesConcept

Cards of the Tarot are linked and correspond to the signs of the zodiac

KnightsConcept

Knights are represented by specific cards in the Tarot deck

Suits Of CardsConcept

Cards of the Tarot are a manifestation of various elements and cardinalities

Relation Between The TwoConcept

Pages and Knights represent the interaction between principles in the Tarot system

Zodiacal SignsConcept

Each Tarot card is associated with a specific zodiacal sign

PagesConcept

Pages are represented by specific cards in the Tarot deck

KingsLineage

Kings are represented by specific cards in the Tarot deck

QueensConcept

Queens are represented by specific cards in the Tarot deck

Diagram Of The Spiral Of EvolutionConcept

The diagram visually represents the relationship between Tarot cards and zodiacal houses

RelationsConcept

Relations in the Tarot are represented by the interaction between cards of different suits

Mediate Correspondences

Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities

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I. Cards Of The Tarot & Elements

Each Tarot card is associated with one of the four elements (earth, air, fire, water)

II. Elements & Pythagoras

Pythagoras and his followers believed that elements, particularly as they relate to harmonic ratios, were integral to understanding the structure of the cosmos and human experience.

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I. Cards Of The Tarot & Elements

Each Tarot card is associated with one of the four elements (earth, air, fire, water)

II. Elements & Water

Water originates from lower fire, reflecting heavenly influences

Cards Of The TarotthroughElementsilluminatesAir →
I. Cards Of The Tarot & Elements

Each Tarot card is associated with one of the four elements (earth, air, fire, water)

II. Elements & Air

Air is derived from the Eternal Light and ethereal water

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I. Cards Of The Tarot & Elements

Each Tarot card is associated with one of the four elements (earth, air, fire, water)

II. Elements & Mythology

The concept of the elements (earth, air, fire, and water) is fundamental in the mythological and philosophical discussion of elementals and their nature.

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I. Cards Of The Tarot & Elements

Each Tarot card is associated with one of the four elements (earth, air, fire, water)

II. Elements & Salt

Salt combines fire and water properties

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I. Cards Of The Tarot & Knights

Knights are represented by specific cards in the Tarot deck

II. Knights & Round Table

Knights of the Round Table are symbolically represented by flowers on the Round Table

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I. Cards Of The Tarot & Elements

Each Tarot card is associated with one of the four elements (earth, air, fire, water)

II. Elements & Modes

The modes, particularly as understood by Pythagoras, reflect the sympathy of elements and the cosmos.

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I. Cards Of The Tarot & Elements

Each Tarot card is associated with one of the four elements (earth, air, fire, water)

II. Elements & Divine Fire

The Divine Fire breaks up into tangible elements

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I. Cards Of The Tarot & Elements

Each Tarot card is associated with one of the four elements (earth, air, fire, water)

II. Elements & Harmonic Intervals

Harmonic intervals, according to Pythagoras, describe the relationships between elements and their effects.

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I. Cards Of The Tarot & Zodiacal Houses

Cards of the Tarot are linked and correspond to the signs of the zodiac

II. Zodiacal Houses & Cosmological Cycles

Cosmological cycles represent the principles and houses in the Tarot system