The Esoteric Lexicon·Concept

Tariot

Possibly the Book of Thoth or a related esoteric work, the Tariot is described as a strange emblematic book of seventy-eight leaves.

Concordance & Cross-References

Primary Correspondences & Figures

Book Of Thoth→Substance

The Tariot and the Book of Thoth are related, with the Tariot possibly being a continuation or related work.

Divine PymanderConcept

Both are Hermetic writings, possibly related in content or origin.

SeraperiumSubstance

The Tariot may have originated from the Serapeum, a temple from which the gypsies were driven.

Mediate Correspondences

Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities

TariotthroughBook Of ThothilluminatesTarot →

I. Tariot & Book Of Thoth

The Tariot and the Book of Thoth are related, with the Tariot possibly being a continuation or related work.

II. Book Of Thoth & Tarot

The Book of Thoth, closely associated with the Tarot, is an entity that embodies metaphysical themes and esoteric knowledge. This text is often revered as a mythical source of divine wisdom, and its influence extends to the Tarot tradition. The Tarot, in this context, is seen as a symbolic comparison and elaboration of the concepts found in the Book of Thoth, highlighting its significance in the spiritual and esoteric domains. Both entities are integral to traditions that explore the deeper, mystical aspects of human knowledge and understanding.

TariotthroughBook Of ThothilluminatesMysteries →

I. Tariot & Book Of Thoth

The Tariot and the Book of Thoth are related, with the Tariot possibly being a continuation or related work.

II. Book Of Thoth & Mysteries

The Book of Thoth and the Mysteries are closely linked, both dealing with spiritual and philosophical themes of the Egyptians.

TariotthroughBook Of ThothilluminatesIsiac Tablet →

I. Tariot & Book Of Thoth

The Tariot and the Book of Thoth are related, with the Tariot possibly being a continuation or related work.

II. Book Of Thoth & Isiac Tablet

The Book of Thoth is a key to the ancient Book of Thoth, described by Levi, which is related to the Isiac Tablet

TariotthroughBook Of ThothilluminatesKabbalah →

I. Tariot & Book Of Thoth

The Tariot and the Book of Thoth are related, with the Tariot possibly being a continuation or related work.

II. Book Of Thoth & Kabbalah

The Book of Thoth is the source of Kabbalistic symbolism

TariotthroughBook Of ThothilluminatesHermes Mercurias Trismegistus

I. Tariot & Book Of Thoth

The Tariot and the Book of Thoth are related, with the Tariot possibly being a continuation or related work.

II. Book Of Thoth & Hermes Mercurias Trismegistus

Hermes Trismegistus is the author of the Book of Thoth and it is described as the key to his other writings.

TariotthroughBook Of ThothilluminatesMaster Of The Mysteries

I. Tariot & Book Of Thoth

The Tariot and the Book of Thoth are related, with the Tariot possibly being a continuation or related work.

II. Book Of Thoth & Master Of The Mysteries

The Master of the Mysteries has knowledge of the Book of Thoth.