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The French Tradition

Posted on July 17, 2017 by TeenyTinyTarot

Editor’s Note:  Recently, while preparing to give presentations touching on the history and symbolism of the Tarot, I came across the following resources at Tarot-History.Com.  The owner of that site kindly agreed to my use of this beautiful and historically … Continue reading →

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Marseille Montage On Instagram

Posted on July 2, 2016 by TeenyTinyTarot

Nice montage of Major Arcana from the Tarot of Marseille — can you find them all!?  Enjoy! 🙂 (posted on Instagram by Luiz Carlos Tuca Guimarães) –>  The CBD Tarot of Marseille  

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The CBD Tarot de Marseille by Dr. Yoav Ben-Dov

Posted on June 13, 2016 by TeenyTinyTarot

Introducing the CBD Tarot by Dr. Yoav Ben-Dov: To be fair, our TeenyTinyTarot © Trumps are especially designed with Valentin Tomberg’s “Christian Hermeticism” in mind.  They’re great for personal study, meditation, and contemplation–and they are very inexpensive!  But for those … Continue reading →

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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 →

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A Brief Introduction to the Tarot

Posted on April 29, 2016 by Wayne Ferguson

My introduction to the Tarot came about quite unexpectedly through Meditations on the Tarot: A Journey Into Christian Hermeticism (hereafter “MOTT“–reputed to be among “100 best spiritual books” of the 20th century).  Prior to reading MOTT, my evaluation of the … Continue reading →

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