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

Revision

Revisions or changes in the interpretation and understanding of the traditional meanings of cards like the Knight of Swords can be indicated by poorly aspected cases of the card. These revisions or changes in interpretation are closely related to the act of putting thoughts and ideas into written form, which is part of a broader continuity. This process suggests that the evolving understanding of tarot cards, particularly the Knight of Swords, is often reflected in how these cards are interpreted in poorly aspected readings, and these interpretations are further developed through written analysis and documentation.

Concordance & Cross-References

Primary Correspondences & Figures

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

TypesetterPerson

The process of revision involves the work of a typesetter to put thoughts into a readable form

ProofreaderPerson

The proofreading process is an outcome of the revision process

Line Of ThoughtConcept

Every act, including revision, is part of the larger continuity of thought and events

Mediate Correspondences

Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesMaster →
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Master

A Master, like any other person, is part of the continuity of events and effects

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesHermetic Teachings →
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Hermetic Teachings

The teachings explain the concept of continuity and how it applies to free will and determinism

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesPolarity →
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Polarity

The principle of polarity shows that both free will and determinism are halves of a greater truth

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesStone →
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Stone

Events are linked through a chain of causes and effects like the dislodgement of a stone

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesMountain →
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Mountain

A stone's dislodgement is part of the broader continuity of geological processes

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesSunlight →
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Sunlight

Sunlight influences the erosion of rock over time, illustrating continuity

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesFree Will →
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Free Will

Continuity teaches that even seemingly free acts are part of the greater chain of causes and effects

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesInheritance
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Inheritance

Inheritance, like other concepts, is part of the continuity of events and effects

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesCottage
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Cottage

A stone crashing through a cottage roof illustrates the continuity of cause and effect

RevisionthroughContinuityilluminatesRainfall
I. Revision & Continuity

The act of revision and the mental process (Line of Thought) are part of the broader continuity of events

II. Continuity & Rainfall

Rain is a factor in the dislodgement of a stone and is part of the continuity of nature's processes