TAROT JOURNEY WITH UNIQUE ORACLE TAROT

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These Oracle cards contain images from ancient times. Designed by tarotpdf, 50 cards with poster images revealing the secrets of the meaning, the Fire of the Sun. A simple word holds the secret of life, called Agni and this one word holds many secrets and meanings. Agni is Fire, the Fire of The Sun is related to the concepts of constancy and time, which are essential for the existence of physical reality. The word Ra, which means Sun in ancient Egyptian, comes from the Sanskrit root Re, which means small particle or elevated spot. The word Horus, which is again derived from Sanskrit HorA is the name of the ancient Egyptian god of the sky and the son of Ra originates from the Sanskrit word ho-rA, the manifestation of time and space, which gives birth to physical reality.

Exploring how energy combines with time to give birth to physical reality, using some examples from classical and quantum physics. We will see that energy and time are not independent entities, but rather interrelated aspects of a single entity: spacetime, horA. We will also see that energy and time are not absolute or fixed, but rather relative and dynamic, depending on the state of motion and gravity of the observer. Finally, we will see that energy and time are not deterministic or predictable, but rather probabilistic and uncertain, subject to the laws of quantum mechanics.

One of the most fundamental questions in physics is how physical reality emerges from the interplay of energy and time. Energy is the capacity to do work, to cause change, to create and destroy. Time is the dimension that measures the sequence of events, the duration of processes, and the rate of change. Together, energy and time form the basis of physical reality, as they combine to produce matter, forces, fields, and phenomena that we observe and measure.

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PHOENICIAN TAROT READING, THE WIDOWER.

The Widower sign is a pentagram, a representation of pollination of the universe, and according to Sanskrit, it was the creation of the 56th element, (also known as the Philosopher's stone) or Barium from Sanskrit bhArin – bearing a load – hence the word origin Barium became to mean heavy. The widower's name is left as a skywalker and in Greek mythology as Ulysses and Odysseus. The pentagram origin comes from the Sanskrit pajca (five) and bhuja (branch). However, it is also called paJcAttApa, sincere regret or remorse, hence the name Widower. A further meaning of the pentagram includes phena (foam), vapor, phenadharman (transient, temporary), and ubh (compress). To understand how complicated the Sanskrit language is, we can add more meaning to the pentagram, such as paJca, (spread out) and paJcama (5th consonant of a passage), and lastly, paJcatA aggregate of earth, air, fire, water, and ether.

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Why use the Sanskrit language with tarot reading? What is the purpose of explaining tarot with an unknown language?

Sanskrit is an ancient and complex language that has a rich history and literature. It is considered to be the mother of all languages. Sanskrit the ancient language of the Phoenicians (Gypsies), is an ideal language to understand tarot. Sanskrit has precise and logical grammar, a rich vocabulary, and a clear structure that can facilitate higher knowledge and understanding. Sanskrit can enable you to learn from a vast corpus of philosophical and scientific texts that contain insights into the nature of reality and consciousness.

In the spiritual tapestry the Widow is 'Arya' signifies exalted wisdom. It is a term used to describe those who have embarked on the path to enlightenment, embodying virtues and insights that transcend ordinary existence. The Widow, referred to as Arya, is a symbolic guide in this journey, representing the inner voice that leads one towards enlightenment and the unity of opposites into a singular, harmonious entity.

The Widow is number four and it holds a significant place in various traditions and contexts, symbolizing stability and a foundation upon which the complexities of the universe are built. In the realm of the mystical, it represents the four elements—earth, air, fire, and water—each a cornerstone of natural balance and harmony.

The concept of caturaGga, derived from Sanskrit, embodies this quartet, its roots in 'cATu' denoting the number four and 'raGgA' suggesting a spectrum or a guide. This ancient term is intimately connected to the game of chess, which itself is a microcosm of strategic paths in one's intellectual prowess. Caturanga, the precursor to modern chess, was an ancient Phoenician strategy game that mirrored the universe playing out in human life.

The concept of caturaGga was embedded into the Bible as the The four horsemen of the apocalypse in the Book of Revelation.

The term "Apocalypse" is often associated with cataclysmic events, but its etymology reveals a different story. It derives from the Greek word 'apokalypsis', meaning 'revelation' or 'an uncovering'. The Greek roots 'apo-', meaning 'away from', and 'kalyptein', meaning 'to cover', combine to form a concept of revealing something that was hidden. The Greek word originates from Sanskrit, from the word apo-chadati and apocchad and it means to uncover, the lifting of the veil, uncuvering the secret Truth. This original meaning aligns more with a disclosure or revelation than an end-of-world scenario. It is closer to such a revelation as "I was blind but now I see". The word gained its association with catastrophic events through its use in religious texts, particularly the Christian New Testament's Book of Revelation, which details prophetic visions of the end times. However, the essence of the word speaks to the unveiling of knowledge or truth, a far cry from the doomsday connotations it has acquired over time.

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.

The Secrets of Tarot

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.

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