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GYPSY ORACLE TAROT BY LO SCARABEO.




ORACLE TAROT.



The Gypsy Oracle Cards are not comprised of a major and minor arcana. The images of the Gypsy Oracle fortune-telling card portray the scenes of everyday life. The cards were made in Italy by Lo Scarabeo.

 

GYPSY ORACLE TAROT BY LO SCARABEO.





Gypsy Oracle Fortune Telling 52-Cards By Lo Scarabeo. made in Italy.
GYPSY ORACLE TAROT BY LO SCARABEO.

The Gypsy Oracle Cards are not comprised of a major and minor arcana. The images of the Gypsy Oracle fortune-telling card portray the scenes of everyday life. The cards were made in Italy by Lo Scarabeo. -- the House, Judge, Sweetheart, Fox, Death, Merriment, Letter, and Desire -- are still here, but they have been joined by added images such as Waiting, Despair, Reunion, Servant, Consolation, and so forth.

The Gypsy Oracle Cards have 52 cards, size .66x96 mm, with beautiful images and descriptions. Among the Gypsy Oracle fortune-telling card, there are cards that you cannot find among other Gypsy Cards. Such as the card of Waiting, Reunion, Servant, Old Woman, and Melancholy. Despair, Consolation, so forth. The images of the Gypsy Oracle fortune-telling card are simple images and names, helping you to translate the meanings into everyday life. The images on this deck are more realistic than in other Oracle decks.


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THE OLD WOMAN,
GYPSY TAROT READING.

READING GYPSY TAROT, THE OLD WOMAN CARD.



The Old Woman is a symbol of the hidden power of the subconscious mind, which can guide us to higher wisdom if we listen to it. She is quiet and passive, but her inaction is a form of strength. She represents the stage of life when we withdraw from the world and allow our inner voice to speak. The mirror behind her reflects the light of our true selves. The card advises us to trust our intuition and acknowledge our spiritual potential. Most people never rest like this, because society discourages the expression of the subconscious, but without it, we will never know ourselves. The Old Woman is the deepest source of insight, an insight that cannot be explained by logic. If we try to do so, we will distort and limit her knowledge. As a sign of deeper understanding, the card can mean beauty or fear. We sense that there is more inside us than we can see. The Old Woman indicates a happy path if we follow her. Your life is going well right now. You have balance and harmony in all aspects of your life. The card signifies confidence, willpower, courage, and transformation. The card also reveals that something hidden will come to light. The Old Woman teaches us that “change is stability” a lesson to embrace the flow of life, accepting changes rather than resisting them. The Old Woman represents change, variation, response, growth and decline, fluctuation, and cyclic rhythm; whether for good or bad depends on dignity.
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HOW TO LEARN THE MEANING OF OLD WOMAN WITH  ORACLE TAROT

WHAT IS KARMA AND HOW IT RELATES TO TAROT?

Many people associate Karma with reincarnation, but its original meaning is about the consequences of our actions in this life. The exact translation of Karma is Cause=Effect. Tarot helps us understand how our choices affect ourselves and others, and how to create harmony. For example, if we let greed consume us, we may lose sight of what truly matters and hurt the people we love. We may wish we had more gratitude and generosity and often we wish if only we could turn back time and act differently. This is the essence, the core of Karma, in this lifetime, not after we died. Tarot shows us how to change negative actions into positive ones.

Karma doesn't speak about afterlife.

Karma is what happening in the here and now. How is your spiritual principle effected by your actions... In other word it is known as the theory of the butterfly effect.

One way to understand the butterfly effect is to imagine that the world is a network of interconnected parts, where a small change in one part can affect a larger and more complex part. For example, a butterfly flapping its wings in one place could create tiny changes in the air that could eventually trigger a tornado in another place. The butterfly effect suggests that your action will bring about unseen changes affecting everyone around you and the world at large. For example, you are buying a cup of coffee in a plastic cup. Once you finish the coffee, you dispose of the plastic. Not a big deal. But when you multiply it by 2.5 billion single-use coffee cups, 5000 every minute, it triggers a problem we cannot deal with, plastic piles up all over the world, affecting all life.

Another example is Pride. Pride is a hindrance to self-growth, as it makes us compare ourselves with others and want to surpass them. This creates a sense of superiority and inferiority, which divides people into classes and casts. People who feel inferior may not accept themselves as they are and may overcompensate for their own feelings of insufficiency by being overly competitive or overly critical of others, and may simultaneously have what's called a superiority complex creating a repeating cycle of inferiority in others. It is like a snake eating its own tale.



Ouroboros from Sanskrit Aurna and auraga. It translates to feeding, which known to mean rebirth but it speak of the negative aspect of feeding itself, repeating cycle of negative events, energy, actions.

How Karma turned into cast system?

The confusion about Karma originates from the Hindus, who entered India 4 - 5 thousand years ago from Persia. They were in possession of Veda and the Rigveda, and many hymns were re-written to suit their wish to be in control, without question, without war.

The caste system can be traced back to Purusa. One could say the story of Purusa is the story of Jesus. In the Rigveda, was described as a being who becomes a sacrificial victim of the gods, and whose sacrifice creates all life forms including human beings. That hymn (the Purusha Sukta) is in language, metre, and style, very different from the rest of the prayer with which it is associated. It has a tone used by those who were not the original speakers of Sanskrit, added for the sole purpose of ruling over others.

It justifies why man belongs to different castes. Its purpose is to enslave and accept it as it is meant to be that way, it is Karma. It tells you if you were good in your previous life, god blessed you with wealth... sounds familiar? It is identical to the passage in the bible; “The LORD has greatly blessed my master and made him a rich man. He has given him flocks of sheep and goats, cattle, silver, gold, male and female slaves, camels, and donkeys." Genesis 24:34-58 GNBUK.


What is the conclusion? The main idea of this text is that both religion and tarot have distorted the original message of balancing the opposing forces in the present moment. Religion focuses on the afterlife, while tarot becomes a tool to predict the future. Both of them neglect the importance of living in the now and being aware of the duality that exists within us. The original intention of the tarot was/is that we need to reconnect with the original message and learn how to harmonize the opposites in our current reality.

The benefit of Tarot is that it teaches rational thinking, which leads to a more harmonious state of mind and life. When we use logic to examine our thoughts and actions, we can reduce the influence of emotions that may cloud our judgment or cause us to react in ways that we regret later. Rational thinking helps us to be more aware of our inner states and to avoid acting on impulses or feelings that may be harmful or irrational. By using logic, we can also establish clear and consistent boundaries that respect our values and goals. Furthermore, rational thinking allows us to make decisions based on evidence and careful analysis, rather than on assumptions or biases that may lead us astray.


Why tarot was forbidden by the church? Because it contains ancient secrets, included in the Bible. What are they? For example, Solomon Temple is no other but the card of the House, and the House is representing you. The other secret is the Arc of Covenant. Is it an object, hidden somewhere? Is it lost? No. The Arc of Covenant is within you. It is the light and enlightenment. There are many other hidden words within Tarot, and that was the reason to forbid it. It contains the ancient secrets the Phoenicians left for you to discover.