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The Tarot and the Magus
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- Book Synopsis
- A manual of high spiritual technique powerful methods of Tarot divination. Focusing on the Opening the Key Spread, Hughes-Barlow guides the reader from beginner to advanced practice through eleven chapters - Aleister Crowley's favourite number of magick and change.**xA0; However, is by no means simply a theoretical treatise accessible only to specialists. Any discerning reader can cope with the initiatory contents of 'The Tarot', perceiving completely new horizons of thought, activity, psychology, cosmogony and practical magic in this traditional form of Hermetic Occultism. An enormous number of questions that occur to the earnest seeker are answered in new and fascinating ways. The attentive reader is offered the opportunity to understand the true meaning of one's own life and destiny, as well as that of the epoch in which we live. The Tarot and the Magus**xA0;provides a unique commentary of the paired Major Arcana cards, focusing on the gematria of the Hebrew letters associated with the cards. It also looks at the pairing's relationships with the court cards and Minor Arcana.
- About The Author
- Paul Hughes-Barlow is a professional tarot reader since 1990. He studied with Punditt Maharaj, from a family of astrologers to the Maharajas in Delhi. Paul works with his nephew Master Punditt Joshi, travelling around the world visiting holy places in India and the Himalayas. Paul teaches advanced techniques of clairvoyance, healing and spiritual development to willing students. His previous books are The Tarot and the Magus, and Beyond the Celtic Cross. Paul relaxes listening to blues music with a good single malt whisky. He lives in the seaside town of Brighton on the south coast of England.
- Product Details
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- ISBN
- 9781904658023
- Format
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Aeon Books, (31 December 2004)
- Number of Pages
- 204
- Weight
- 327 grams
- Language
- English
- Dimensions
- 234 x 162 x 14 mm
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