Kabalists→Substance
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
Tarots
TAROTS, derived from the works of Court de Gebelin and Etteilla, are a set of tarot cards used for fortune-telling and divination. These cards, alongside the Sephiroth, are integral components of the 32 paths of absolute science, forming a comprehensive system for esoteric and mystical exploration.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Etteilla Or AlliettePerson
Etteilla published tarot cards and claimed to reform the ancient Book of Thoth
Micro-cosmic CardsConcept
Micro-cosmic cards are an aspect of the tarot tradition related to theosophical principles
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & Pantacle
The Pantacle is a symbol used by Kabalists in their magical and kabalistic practices described in the text.
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & Magician
Kabalists provide the definition of the term Microprosopus and contribute to the understanding of the true magician who is the sovereign pontiff of nature.
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & Great Work
Kabalists contribute to the definition of the Great Work and the understanding of the creator of the little world, which is part of the Great Work.
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & True Sabbath
Kabalists were central to the True Sabbath ceremonies
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & Initiate
Kabalists are a part of the lineage of initiates, and contribute to the understanding of the true initiates who practice true science and magic.
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & Necromancy
Kabalists engaged in the practice of Necromancy as a means to communicate with spirits and souls of the dead.
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & Adept
Kabalists provide a definition of Adept and contribute to the understanding of the true knowledge and practice of magic and science.
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & Lineage
Kabalists were master magicians during the Middle Ages and held the Sabbath on Sundays
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & Sorcerers
Sorcerers are often part of the lineage or tradition of the Kabalists, as they practice similar magical and esoteric arts.
I. Tarots & Kabalists
Kabalists created simplified Tarot cards for divination and occult practice
II. Kabalists & Evil Spirits
Kabalists are described as understanding the concept of evil as a shell, comparing it to the solidification of a spirit in the material realm.