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Jul 24, 2006, 3:09:34 PM7/24/06
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maryc...@bellsouth.net:
>> I would like to know what tarot deck you use and/or
>> which one has given the most accurate/insightful
>> readings.

Harris-Crowley 'Thoth' large-size, alternately to Secret
Dakini Oracle, since then constructing the Plebeian Deck.

>> Also, the ones I've had before didn't have many ideas
>> for spreads ...

alt.magick Tarot Layouts REF
http://www.arcane-archive.org/faqs/trtlyref.php

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Aug 4, 2006, 4:22:30 PM8/4/06
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SpiderLady:
#> I've had a Zen tarot deck,

probably the Osho Zen Tarot or something, which started off
as an incomplete Tarot, if i recall correctly. the disciples
of Rajneesh, (post-mortem 'Osho', neat idea huh?) constructed
a Tarot on what had been done previously (by Rajneesh himself?).

#> the R-W deck,

aka Rider-Waite. the Smith-Waite deck is extremely well-known,
but there are several variants even of this deck as to colours
and composition, size and level of detail.

>> and a King Arthur/medieval deck before.

no idea what this might be. there are number of them.

#> ...ideas for spreads so I

http://www.arcane-archive.org/faqs/trtlyref.php


"whyzard" <why...@mail.com>:
> the true tarot is within you.
> become one with the tarot
> verily, you are the tarot
> believe in yourself
> believe in your tarot

generally good advice if one is sufficiently
advanced and studied so as to fashion worthwhile
products for their achievement and use.

> just kidding
> forget the tarot
> the i ching can beat up the tarot any day

it isn't a competition. both may be helpfully
employed by the mystic or mage.

> heck, the zodiac can beat up the tarot

astrology?

> the tarot is a chump in the overmind

:) the skeleton is the character, ultimately.
where 'Tarot' is concerned it is most
convincingly argued to have a structural at
least and possibly harmonic resonance to what
is accepted as 'Tarot' proper. this would be
78/1::21::56 proportions, or divisions of a
similar kind (e.g. 101/1::25::75 Plebeian).

> e=mc2 can beat up the tarot

that a physics equation, not an Oracle.

> bucky's tetrahedron's can beat up the tarot

they could easily combine, as could the solids
from Plato.

> tarot is weak

its formal structure is unique and, if restricted
by the mage to games or cult fashion, then likely
restrictable in use outside its proportion parameters

1 // 3 x 7 // 8 x 7

depend in large on septometries.

> pictures are for kids

lol

> bibliomancy is the way to go

with a key or with your 2 dollar bill?

> then work your way up to tea leaves and
> chicken guts

chicken bones are probably more traditional.
those are sometimes more complicated, yes.
my Beloved has a really keen saucer for a
cup-and-saucer set that would make tea
leaf reading scientific and wonderfully complex.

> and don't forget the clouds

that's advanced.

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