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<p>When the Renaissance dawned over the Dark Ages, something wonderful happened in the history of enlightenment. Wise men and women from around the world gathered in Fez, North Africa, to create a picture book of enlightenment. This picture book became known as the Tree of Life and the Tarot.<br>If you google Tarot card meanings, you will encounter disconnected, overlapping, and even contradicting meanings. That’s confusing and hard to memorize. The diversity of Tarot meanings can be intimidating, in particular, when we want to weave them together in a Tarot reading. The reason for that confusion is that tarotists derived meanings them from various sources, like astrological correspondences, fortune-telling connotations, symbolism, intuition, and the position of the Tarot cards on the Tree of Life.<br>The original meanings of Tarot cards pertain to their position on the Tree of Life. Think of the Tree of Life and Tarot as a framework for ageless wisdom. The Tarot of Life offers a modern rendering of this framework that ties together ageless wisdom, Tarot card meanings, enlightenment, and psychology. The <b>Tarot of Life</b> is an in-depth Tarot guidebook with a modern presentation of Tarot meanings, which makes Tarot relevant for modern life and its challenges.</p><b>The Author</b><p>The author of the <b>Tarot of Life</b> is a certified positive psychology coach, who has studied Tarot and the Tree of Life for more than forty years. This unique expertise allowed him to author the Enlightenment Tarot, a modern Tarot deck for psychological Tarot readings. The Tarot of Life is the book that accompanies the Enlightenment Tarot deck and dives deep into the psychological and enlightenment meanings of the cards.</p><b>Modern Reinterpretation of Tarot Rooted in Ageless Wisdom</b><p>The minor arcana stand for the spheres of the Tree of Life and the major arcana for the paths that connect these spheres. Each Tarot card represents a faculty of consciousness, which we can use constructively or unconstructively, producing a favorable or adverse state of mind. Hence every Tarot card has five core meanings. The four suits—wands, cups, swords, and pentacles—represent the four levels of human expression: the spiritual, the creative, the intellectual, and the bodily levels. If we take the Tree of Life as a glyph for the human self, we arrive at 398 psychological aspects of the human self.</p>The <b>Tarot of Life</b> offers:<ul><li>A modern rendering of the original Tarot and Tree of Life framework with meanings that detail 398 aspects of the human self</li><li>Thorough interpretations of the major and minor arcana and their five-fold core meanings</li><li>Psychological profiles for the court cards.</li><li>A guideline on how to perform psychological Tarot readings</li><li>Practical advice on how to reframe thoughts, use Tarot cards for shadow work, and perform tiny therapies</li><li>Beautiful illustrations of the Tree of Life and the Enlightenment Tarot cards</li></ul><p>The blend of ancient wisdom and modern psychology will deepen your understanding of the cards and yourself. Move beyond surface-level card interpretations to the Tarot's rich psychological and enlightenment depth. Start your journey now—grab your copy and gain clarity on your life path, unravel challenges, and advance in enlightenment. Or guide others in their journey to a happier and enlightened life.</p>
