This is not just a tarot deck. It is a dialogue with the cosmos.
Rendered in an elegant Art Deco style, this book presents a complete set of original tarot images paired with deep, reflective wisdom—designed not for fortune-telling, but for awakening.

Each card is a window into ancient truths, drawn from Phoenician, Sanskrit, and Greek roots, unlocking hidden meanings long buried beneath modern interpretations. These are not abstract archetypes—they are messengers, frequencies, reminders of the knowledge encoded within you.

The cards come to life with animated samples, inviting you into a richer experience of symbol and story. Inside, you'll find reflections like the Ecclesiastic, who calls us to reconnect with the cosmic rhythm through insight, intelligence, and recollection of the Self.

This is a book for seekers, philosophers, and quiet revolutionaries—those who feel the shift and know that truth still lives between the lines.

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READING ZIGEUNER TAROT,

ECCLESIASTIC

The pursuit of truth, as the foundation of life, is central to the ecclesiastic's path. It is through the cultivation of insight, consciousness, and intelligence that one awakens to new thoughts and perspectives. The ecclesiastic dialogue is a dynamic process of expanding one's frequency and knowledge, elevating the individual to a higher plane of existence. Cosmic awareness, then, is not a passive state but an active inquiry, a discussion that beckons the individual to recollect the innate wisdom that lies within. It is a reminder that the answers we seek are already embedded in our being, waiting to be rediscovered through reflection and connection with the universal rhythms.
The Ecclesiastic card calls us to celebrate our cosmic heritage and continue to seek out our place within this magnificent universe. In doing so, we connect with something eternal, something that transcends our everyday existence and connects us all. The cosmos has always been a source of wonder and mystery, inspiring a myriad of philosophical and theological inquiries. The term 'ecclesiastic' is a Phoenician word (Sanskrit) and it refers to 'state of being' 'messenger', 'dialogue', and 'the Self. When we are allowing connection with the cosmos, it opens a dialogue between the sacred and the celestial. This exploration is not new; it is a path trodden by philosophers, and scientists alike, seeking to understand the role and presence in the vastness of space.