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Tarot of Everlasting Day (KEYWORDS) Beginners Deck in Tin UK ONLY

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Tarot of Everlasting Day (Keywords) Beginners Deck in Tin UK ONLY

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Beginners Tarot Deck with Deep Symbolism and A.I. Art – KEYWORDS EDITION (UK ONLY) LAST FEW REMAINING

The deck you receive will be 130 cards in total, comprising of 22 Major Arcana (and 5 variants of particular cards) + 16 Court Cards (and 4 variants) + 40 Scenic Minors (Ace to Ten of Four Suits) + 40 Pip Minors (Ace to Ten of Four Suits). There are are also special extra cards with magical meaning in the Western Esoteric Initiatory System.

The deck comes in a wonderful tin with full colour design of the Rose Key, card separator for storing the scenic/pip cards and a small yet concise and compact keyword guide to reading the cards.

This is the for the KEYWORDS on the cards for UK CLEARANCE SALE.

Price includes UK postage.

 

 

Accessible to Intuition

This “outer deck” of our three decks is carefully constructed to be easily read by beginners from the images of the cards alone – and their symbolism. It is entirely intended as a beginner deck but also one which will reward practical experience.

The deep kabbalistic and esoteric symbolism has been used to construct the A.I. prompts, but not to be in front of the design. This also means that the deck leads naturally to our “Union” deck Majors – which will be re-printed at some future point.

King of Pentacles (Art Only)
King of Pentacles (Art Only)

 

Scenic and Pip Cards

This deck is not only novel in having A.I. designs, but also in including a Pip set and Scenic set of Minor Arcana (40 of each set) allowing readers to swap out the scenic cards for pip cards and read in a fashion suited for Tarot de Marseille decks. Alternatively,  you can swap in the scenic cards and read similar to Waite-Smith, Golden Dawn, or any other variant of the readily recognised scenes of the Waite-Smith Tarot.

Three Coins Pip Version DRAFT with Keywords
Three Coins Pip Version DRAFT with Keywords
Seven Coins (Pip) and Seven of Pentacles (Scenic) Keyword Deck
Seven Coins (Pip) and Seven of Pentacles (Scenic) Keyword Deck

 

Personages of the Aces

There are four optional cards in the deck called the Personages, which are figures representing the nascent energy of the Ace of each suit. These also give visualisation options for those wishing to pathwork into the very elements themselves.

Waite-Smith & Golden Dawn Structure

This deck has been created from decades of experience and deep research conducted  for previous books – and for a forthcoming book on tarot mysticism which has not yet been announced.

The cards are constructed from the themes and symbolism of the Golden Dawn Book T, blended with the text of A. E. Waite in describing the cards of the Waite-Smith Tarot. As Waite was “under oath” he could not reveal the links between his designs and the teachings of the secret magical Order, but clues can now been seen – particularly since our re-discovery of his second tarot images with stained glass artist J. B. Trinick.

Ace of Pentacles (Scenic)
Ace of Pentacles (Scenic) with Keywords

 

The Complete Deck

The deck you receive will be approx. 130 cards in total, comprising of 22 Major Arcana (and 5 variants of particular cards) + 16 Court Cards (and 4 variants) + 40 Scenic Minors (Ace to Ten of Four Suits) + 40 Pip Minors (Ace to Ten of Four Suits). There are likely to be 3 extra cards chosen as variants closer to printing.

Titles Only or Titles with Keywords – Or Both

The deck will be produced both as a regularly titled deck or a deck with unobstrusive keyword labelling, such as kabbalistic correspondence – and plain english translation of its meaning, and selected universal keywords from our own teaching.

Eight of Wands (Scenic) with Keywords
Eight of Wands (Scenic) with Keywords

 

In this Eight of Wands we see how the Waite-Smith design has been restored to the original meaning of a more rushed and broken message – in a reading, an email which has been done too swiftly, perhaps – causing the wands to break apart.