Antoine Court de Gébelin and Jean-Baptiste Alliette (also known as “Etteilla”) are two prominent figures in the history of occult tarot. They played significant roles in popularizing and shaping the interpretation of tarot cards for divinatory and esoteric purposes. Antoine … Continue reading →
In the realm of occultism and esoteric knowledge, there are few names that resonate with as much mystique and influence as Papus. Gérard Encausse, better known by his pseudonym Papus, was a remarkable figure whose contributions to the occult arts … Continue reading →
Introduction: The world of tarot is a fascinating realm that has captivated people for centuries. Within this intricate tapestry of divination, symbolism, and mysticism, one deck stands out as a hidden gem: the Sola Busca Tarot. Although lesser-known compared to … Continue reading →
Long day is winding down, everyone else went to bed two hours ago. I’ve been enjoying the solitude and reading “CBD Tarot De Marseille” by Dr. Yoav Ben-Dov. I also have a couple of his other books. I purchased his … Continue reading →
The Hoi Polloi Tarot was one of the first decks I ever bought, following the disastrous purchase of “Zolar’s Astrological Tarot Fortune Telling Cards”. Until I found the Albano-Waite deck, it was my go-to for most of my studies, as it seemed like every book on the market back then used the Waite-Smith (“Rider-Waite”) as the standard in all of the “Teach Yourself Tarot” books.
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