The Devil card symbolizes Mars and its attributes, such as malefic, struggle, and passion
Devil (card)
The new symbol for the 15th card, as interpreted by Dr. Papus, replaces the traditional imagery with a goat-headed figure, indicating a shift in meaning and symbolism. The 15th card in the Tarot, traditionally depicted as a symbol of impurity and sin, has new imagery and symbolism introduced by spiritual teachers and occultists
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Both cards deal with transitions, distributions, and the struggles of existence, albeit from different perspectives in the tarot symbolism
The Dzyan teachings can be seen as the origin of esoteric interpretations related to the Devil card, including the concept of struggle and generation
Papus' Tarot work and influence, particularly through his book, has changed the face of the Devil card, introducing new imagery such as goat-headed Baphomet, reflecting his impact on occult symbolism in the Tarot and his works.
Farr interprets the Devil card in terms of esoteric and astrological symbolism
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
The Devil card symbolizes Mars and its attributes, such as malefic, struggle, and passion
THE SUN's rays are received differently by each planet, affecting the entities on Mars
Papus' Tarot work and influence, particularly through his book, has changed the face of the Devil card, introducing new imagery such as goat-headed Baphomet, reflecting his impact on occult symbolism in the Tarot and his works.
Papus continued the work of Etteilla, preserving parts of his teachings.
The Devil card symbolizes Mars and its attributes, such as malefic, struggle, and passion
Mars is associated with the element of fire in mythology and spiritual practices, representing the force of war, conflict, and its transformative and purifying aspects
The Devil card symbolizes Mars and its attributes, such as malefic, struggle, and passion
ASTROLOGY, as a celestial influence, relates to planets like Mars, which affect the development of tendencies, particularly through the influence of war and action
Papus' Tarot work and influence, particularly through his book, has changed the face of the Devil card, introducing new imagery such as goat-headed Baphomet, reflecting his impact on occult symbolism in the Tarot and his works.
Papus' new interpretations, such as the depiction of naked human figures instead of small demons, reflect his influence on the symbolism of the Moon card.
Both cards deal with transitions, distributions, and the struggles of existence, albeit from different perspectives in the tarot symbolism
Mercury as a principle of distribution and transformation is paralleled by the concept of Temperance in the ritual card representation
The Devil card symbolizes Mars and its attributes, such as malefic, struggle, and passion
Talismans of Mars often include symbols related to Mars, such as a sword.
The Devil card symbolizes Mars and its attributes, such as malefic, struggle, and passion
Mars' wrath and chastisement works align with the religious concept of justice and divine retribution, reflecting a punitive aspect of divinity.
Farr interprets the Devil card in terms of esoteric and astrological symbolism
Farr discusses the planet Saturn and its astrological interpretations
Papus' Tarot work and influence, particularly through his book, has changed the face of the Devil card, introducing new imagery such as goat-headed Baphomet, reflecting his impact on occult symbolism in the Tarot and his works.
Papus' interpretation of the Star card and its new imagery, such as the depiction of a woman pouring fluids from two vessels, reflects his influence on the Tarot's symbolism.