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    The document discusses the history and origins of tarot cards. It describes how tarot cartomancy was popularized in France in the 18th century by Antoine Court de Gébelin and Marie-Anne Adelaide Lenormand. By the early 18th century, Masonic writers and Protestant clerics had established tarot cards as tools for revealing ancient hermetic knowledge and Christian mysticism. The document also discusses Baptiste Pitois, also known as Paul Christian, who wrote a book in the 18th century analyzing ancient Egyptian initiation rites and their connection to the symbolic meanings of the 78 tarot cards.

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    The document discusses the history and origins of tarot cards. It describes how tarot cartomancy was popularized in France in the 18th century by Antoine Court de Gébelin and Marie-Anne Adelaide Lenormand. By the early 18th century, Masonic writers and Protestant clerics had established tarot cards as tools for revealing ancient hermetic knowledge and Christian mysticism. The document also discusses Baptiste Pitois, also known as Paul Christian, who wrote a book in the 18th century analyzing ancient Egyptian initiation rites and their connection to the symbolic meanings of the 78 tarot cards.

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    The Complete 78 Tarot Cards List With Their True Pinterestckvyshnvid

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    Tarot - playing card - Britannica

    Answering Yes No Questions Using Tarot -


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    e. Marseilles) tarot deck. His knowledge was formalized with the publication of the book
    Maniere de se rcrer avec le jeu de cartes nommes tarots and the creation of a society for
    tarot cartomancy, the Socit littraire des associs libres des interprtes du liver de Thot. The
    society subsequently went on to release Dictionnaire synonimique du Livere de Thot, a book
    that "systematically tabulated all the possible significances which each card could bear, when
    upright and reversed." Following Ettielle, tarot cartomancy was moved on by Marie-Anne
    Adelaid Lenormand (1768-1830) and others.
    The Hit List - So much tarot - The Tarot Lady

    She was so popular, and cartomancy with tarot ended up being so well established in France
    following her work, that a special deck entitled the Grand Jeu de Mlle Lenormand was
    released in her name 2 years after her death. This was followed by many other specifically
    created cartomantic tarot decks, mainly based on Ettielle's Egyptian meaning, but some
    offering other (for instance biblical or middle ages) flavors too.

    Mysticism [modify] By the early 18th century Masonic writers and Protestant clerics had
    actually established the tarot exceeds as reliable sources of ancient hermetic knowledge and
    Christian gnosis, and as revelatory tools of divine cartomantic motivation, but they did not
    stop there. In tarotfans.com -Baptiste Pitois (much better called Paul Christian) wrote a book
    entitled Historie de la magie, du monde surnaturel et de la fatalit travers les temps et le
    peuples.

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    Christian supplies an extended analysis of ancient Egyptian initiation rites that involves
    Pyramids, 78 actions, and the initiatory revelation of tricks. Decker, Depaulis, and Dummett
    write: At one phase in the initiation treatment, Christian tells postulant climbs down an iron
    ladder, with seventy-eight rungs, and gets in a hall on either side of which are twelve statues,
    and, in between each pair of statues, a painting.

    The Chariot (Tarot


    card) - Wikipedia

    Each corresponds to a "letter of the sacred language" and to a number, and each reveals a
    truth of the divine world, a truth of the intellectual world and a truth of the physical world. The
    secret meanings of these twenty-two Arcana are then expounded to him. Christian's attempts
    to provide authority to his analysis by incorrectly associating an account of ancient Egyptian
    initiation rites to Iamblichus, however it is clear that if there is any initiatory relevance to the
    tarot exceeds it is Christian who is the source of that information.

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