Taro and the Divine Name are inscribed on the wheel, symbolizing the involvement of Providence
Taro
TARO, in the context of kabbalistic literature, is often associated with the path to enlightenment or the unfolding of the divine order. This term is also represented by a Tarot card, known as Rota in transliteration, which symbolizes Providence. This dual representation highlights the manifold nature of TARO, intertwining its spiritual journey with the concept of divine guidance and destiny.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Lévi and the interpretations of Taro (Rota) are associated, but the explanations are considered fatuous
Thot, as a symbol of divine wisdom, guides the path of understanding as represented by the Taro in mystical traditions
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
Lévi and the interpretations of Taro (Rota) are associated, but the explanations are considered fatuous
Éliphas Lévi's work, including the Dogme et Rituel de la Haute Magie, influenced the Tarot and its symbolism
Lévi and the interpretations of Taro (Rota) are associated, but the explanations are considered fatuous
Eliphas Lévi is associated with the interpretations of the Hanged Man card, though his interpretations are considered fatuous
Thot, as a symbol of divine wisdom, guides the path of understanding as represented by the Taro in mystical traditions
In mystical traditions, the Tetragram can be seen as a counterpart to Thot in representing divine wisdom
Lévi and the interpretations of Taro (Rota) are associated, but the explanations are considered fatuous
Lévi is mentioned in the context of the Justice card, which is based on interpretations by occultists
Taro and the Divine Name are inscribed on the wheel, symbolizing the involvement of Providence
The Master of the Hidden House reveals the Divine Name to initiates The Master of the Hidden House reveals the Divine Name, the secret designation of the Supreme Deity