Labyrinthos tarot

If you’re familiar with the Golden Dawn, you’ll know that the Tarot is part of a greater esoteric system; one that beautifully weaves together astrology, tarot, and Kabbalah into a greater whole. We first see these ideas being used together in the 1800’s when Eliphas Levi published a book describing the relationship of the 22 cards of the Major Arcana with the 22 letters of the Hebrew Alphabet, and the 4 suits of the tarot corresponding to the Tetragrammaton (the 4 lettered, Hebrew name of…

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One of the more frequent questions that I hear, whether it’s in response to the Labyrinthos App, or the decks, is about the differences that we sometimes see between the 3 most common tarot deck types or traditions: The Rider Waite Smith, the Marseille, and the Thoth. For example, if you’ve ever wondered why in some decks, Justice is the 8th card versus the 11th card, the answer is because of the differences within these tarot traditions. Today, we’re going to go through these differences…

We’ve probably all been there. We’re in the middle of a reading and the topic, question and intention has already been set or asked. We’re pretty clear about what the goals of the tarot reading are, spoken or unspoken. We understand the context of the situation that is being asked about. The time to draw our cards has come, and as we turn them over, we realize with disappointment, that none of the cards quite make sense in response to the question or intention. Usually you’re able to start…

Learn everything you need to learn about reading the Celtic Cross Tarot Spread with ease and confidence. Includes card positions, as well as relationships between the cards, and the overarching structure of this famous tarot spread.

Within the Tarot, the minor arcana is composed of 4 suits, each with their own elemental correspondences. These elemental associations are great in giving you a general feeling about each of the minor arcana cards, while also acting as examples for how these elemental energies can appear in your daily life. You can also use the elements to get an overarching perspective of what your readings main themes are. An abundance of cups can signal that relationships and emotions are at the core of…

Explore the Moon major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since the Moon is about illusions, mystery and instinct, use this spread when you feel you have to take action without having much context.