No. of pages: 384 Language: SPANISH Binding: Softcover

The origins of the Tarot: its evolution, its pioneers and its followers. The cabala; the Hebrew alphabet; the twenty-two paths; numerology; Cabala, Astrology and Tarot. The major arcana: symbolism; general divinatory meaning; concrete divinatory meanings; meditation on each arcanum. The minor arcana. The practice: methods to consult the Tarot; methods based on five, seven and ten; astrological methods; crosses and stars; complex methods. At the beginning of the 13th century, with the Cathars annihilated, only two gnoses were of real importance: Hermeticism, which was still a Greco-Egyptian gnosis, and Cathala, a Hebraic gnosis. In this context the Tarot appeared, as a graphic gnosis that performs the symbiosis of the previous ones, formulating, through its symbols, a doctrinal body that contains the hidden knowledge of Antiquity. In the divinatory field, the Tarot is nothing more than a material basis to expand our faculties and grasp "something" that comes with the consultant. Although at first the meaning of the arcana should be the same for everyone, as with the symbolic archetypes of dreams, each one adapts it unconsciously and gradually to their deep personality, and in this way creates their own own archetypes and their own interpretation of the arcana.