Tarot

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• Tarot's History, Structure and How to Read It: From Card Game to Symbolic Tool, the 78 Cards, Court Cards, the Fool's Journey and Numerology Tarot did not come from secret Egyptian scriptures; it began as a 15th-century Italian card game. The 78-card structure, the four suits and court cards, the 'Fool's Journey' reading tradition, the link to numerology, and how to use tarot for self-reflection — with sources.
• Tarot × Jungian Psychology Cross-Reading — The Major Arcana as the Journey of Individuation How to read the tarot's Major Arcana not as fortune-telling but as a metaphor for Carl Jung's journey of individuation and the archetypes along the way. From the Fool to the World, we trace the cards as psychological stages of self-integration.
• Tarot for Beginners: The Complete Guide to All 78 Cards and Basic Spreads A complete beginner's introduction to tarot: what the 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana cards mean, how to read reversed cards, how to run a three-card spread, and how to start reading for yourself.
• Hero's Journey and Major Arcana: Map of the Soul Joseph Campbell's mythology meets Tarot. The 22 Major Arcana are not tools for fortune telling, but a map of growth your soul must undergo. The epic from Fool to World.
• Kabbalah Tree of Life and Tarot: 22 Secret Paths The 22 Major Arcana cards are not just pictures. They are 22 Paths climbing the 'Tree of Life' of Jewish mysticism Kabbalah. A map of cosmic creation and soul's return.
• The Fool's Journey: An Archetypal Narrative for Growth The 22 cards of the Tarot's Major Arcana are not just pictures. They are a drama of the soul's growth, starting as 'The Fool' (0) and completing the 'World' (21).