When I discovered I was a Master Number 11 I began to take my tarot cards much more seriously. It is so fascinating the story they can tell you if only you tap into that inner voice and gut feeling, also known as intuition. Your substack is fascinating! Looking forward to read more.
I think the Tarot came of age (so to speak) during the French occult revival and the later “Belle Epoch” so it makes sense it has absorbed the French flare, or at least appearance of French like the Paris Review. That is an epoch of Tarot’s history that I like a lot, the later part of the 19th Century in France. I think the problem then is like the problem now, which is disenchantment, and the Tarot is a pathway back to some kind of enchantment, like fairytales. Serendipity is a little like enchantment. It’s when we realize for an instant that all is not lost.
When I discovered I was a Master Number 11 I began to take my tarot cards much more seriously. It is so fascinating the story they can tell you if only you tap into that inner voice and gut feeling, also known as intuition. Your substack is fascinating! Looking forward to read more.
I think the Tarot came of age (so to speak) during the French occult revival and the later “Belle Epoch” so it makes sense it has absorbed the French flare, or at least appearance of French like the Paris Review. That is an epoch of Tarot’s history that I like a lot, the later part of the 19th Century in France. I think the problem then is like the problem now, which is disenchantment, and the Tarot is a pathway back to some kind of enchantment, like fairytales. Serendipity is a little like enchantment. It’s when we realize for an instant that all is not lost.