MANARA TAROT (cards)

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The Sacred India Tarot is the only deck that harmonizes and successfully combines the two mysterious flows of world culture: Western Tarot and Indian mythology. On the one hand, an infernal girl can turn out to be the Evil One, and on the other, a manipulator standing behind. A deck that has won the 2007 “Deck of the Year” award from Aeclectic – the world’s largest tarot information news.

It must be emphasized that the aces that tell about the behavior of a woman are of particular importance in this fortune-telling. Variations of this scene are repeated on the Two of Earth and Three of Fire (this last card might qualify as no longer teasing). The divine Indian myth is considered to be one of the few spiritual themes that “live” until this now. Victorian sensibilities have softened the ancient depictions of Hermes as the Herms, that were upright stone slabs with a bust and a very large stone phallus curiously attached to the front of the column. If you want to find out how events will develop under changing conditions, then for this you will need additional layouts.With its vivid details and gorgeous colors in traditional symbols, Modern Spellcaster’s deck is a perfect choice to improve your card reading skills, divination and ritual skills. The meaning of the Mirror in the Tarot of Manara is to receive pleasure, when the knowledge of bliss becomes the supreme good and the whole purpose of life.

Tarot of Marseilles Deck by the publisher of Lo Scarabeo offers users who love the original style of the 78 Tarot cards system, another worthy alternative to own this famous deck.Oddly enough, the erotic Tarot is also suitable for viewing situations related to work and business. Maps of the elements of Fire correlate with Wands, with their help the fortuneteller can learn about future actions and deeds.

The magician, and/or Magus, is the one at the altar, who creates with, Fire-Wand/Rod, Water-Cup-Womb, Air-Sword-Mind and Earth-physical mater.This deck belongs to the Ryder-White system, they were drawn by the Italian artist Milo Manara, hence the cards got their name.