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TTTarot Hermeneutics

Posted on January 19, 2017 by Wayne Ferguson

One of my fantasies is to open a little brick and mortar meeting place called The TeenyTinyTarot © Cafe and Community Center with a study area devoted to Tarot Hermeneutics. With regard to the Tarot Hermeneutics study area, I would designate … Continue reading →

Posted in Meditations on the Tarot | Tagged aces, Christianity, paul nagy, platonism, Plotinus, tarot hermeneutics, tarot suits, the hanged man, the moon, the sun, the tower of destruction, the wheel of fortune, the world, Wayne Ferguson | Leave a comment

Christianity, Platonism, and the Tarot of Marseille

Posted on June 7, 2016 by TeenyTinyTarot

This document grew out of a student’s question. The student inquired as follows: “…a couple of questions on the tarot card analogy that was discussed this past class. Do the tarot cards have a specific order in which they can … Continue reading →

Posted in Meditations on the Tarot | Tagged Christianity, Martin Lings, Plato, Plotinus, tarot of marseille, the fool, the hanged man, the lover, the magician, the tower, the wheel, the world, Valentin Tomberg | 1 Comment

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TTTarot Hermeneutics

Christianity, Platonism, and the Tarot of Marseille

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