According to one version, Tarot cards are the hieroglyphic Book of Thoth (the Egyptian god who created hieroglyphs), according to another, the Egyptians received Tarot symbols from the inhabitants of Atlantis. The characters on the cards are called Arcana (from the Latin arcanum, meaning «mystery»).
According to one version, Tarot cards are the hieroglyphic Book of Thoth (the Egyptian god who created hieroglyphs), according to another, the Egyptians received Tarot symbols from the inhabitants of Atlantis. The characters on the cards are called Arcana (from the Latin arcanum, meaning «mystery»). Sarah Bartlet, author of The Complete Guide to Tarot Card Reading, calls them “a tool of introspection that helps us deal with any situation and makes us trust our intuition more.” The book is divided into two parts: the first gives information about the Tarot, and the second is devoted to the interpretation of cards and divination practices.
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