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The Sefiroth Tarot blends Marseille traditions with Kabbalistic wisdom in a stunning 80-card deck designed for deep intuition. Its unique Art Nouveau illustrations invite you to explore the mystical realm of Dioscoria through elegant, symbolic art.
Step into the spheres of heaven and enrich your spiritual practice with this masterfully crafted journey of esoteric discovery.
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Step into the ethereal realm of Dioscoria with the Sefiroth – The Spheres of Heaven Tarot. This unique 80-card deck is a bridge between worlds, weaving together the structured history of the Marseille Tarot, the profound depths of Kabbalistic teachings, and the allure of esoteric lore. Visually, the deck strikes a captivating balance: the Major Arcana and Court cards are rendered in a lush, Art Nouveau-inspired cartoon style that feels both modern and timeless, while the Minor Arcana remains faithful to the elegant "pip" tradition.
With a vibe that is both intellectual and deeply intuitive, this deck invites you to look beyond the veil. It is designed not just for fortune-telling, but as a tool for soul-searching, reflection, and the pursuit of inner growth within a beautifully illustrated cosmic framework.
The Sefiroth Tarot is deeply rooted in the mystical system of the Sefiroth—the ten attributes through which the infinite reveals itself. By interweaving these Kabbalistic paths with traditional tarot archetypes, the deck creates a rich tapestry of spiritual evolution. Each card acts as a portal into the history of Dioscoria, a world where ancient wisdom and esoteric storytelling come to life.
A notable feature of this deck is its expanded structure. While it honors the core 78-card tradition, it includes three distinct variations of The Lovers card, allowing the reader to explore the multifaceted nature of choice, attraction, and divine union. The Pip-style Minor Arcana encourages the reader to focus on numerical symbolism and elemental dignity, providing a more meditative and rhythmic reading experience.
Georg Hobmeier and James Patton
Georg Hobmeier is a versatile writer and game designer from the Eastern Alps, known for his ability to translate complex narratives across different media. James Patton is an indie game developer and a practicing witch, deeply familiar with the intricate systems of both the Tarot and the I Ching. Together, they have synthesized their expertise in systems-design and spiritual practice to create a deck that is as functional as it is mystical.
Eliot Baum and Viv Tanner
The breathtaking visual world of the Sefiroth Tarot was brought to life by the talented illustrators Eliot Baum and Viv Tanner, whose unique style gives the deck its distinct "indie-gaming" meets "classical art" aesthetic.
Whether you are using the cards for daily meditation, complex divination, or as a gateway to Kabbalistic study, the Sefiroth Tarot adapts to your needs. The included 144-page guidebook offers a detailed roadmap through the spheres of heaven, explaining the esoteric associations and practical meanings of every card. It is a deck that rewards study, yet speaks clearly to the intuition from the very first shuffle.
"When working with the pip cards in this deck, focus on the geometry and color. Let the repetition of symbols lead you into a trance-like state where the meaning arises from the rhythm of the cards rather than just the imagery."
Is this deck suitable for a beginner who is used to the Rider-Waite-Smith system?
While the imagery differs from the RWS system (especially the "pip" style Minor Arcana), the included 144-page guidebook makes it very accessible. It is an excellent deck for beginners who want to expand their knowledge into the Marseille and Kabbalistic traditions from the start.
What is the benefit of having three different 'Lovers' cards?
The Lovers is a card of great complexity. Having three variations allows you to customize your deck based on the energy you feel most aligned with, or use all three in a reading to see which specific facet of partnership or decision-making is being highlighted by the universe.
What does 'Pip Style' mean for the Minor Arcana?
'Pip' cards do not feature the scenic, narrative illustrations found in RWS-style decks (like a person standing with seven cups). Instead, they show the suit symbols in an arrangement representing the number. This style, traditional to the Tarot de Marseille, encourages the reader to use numerology and elemental associations to interpret the cards.
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| Auteur | Georg Hobmeier |
| ISBN | 9781401973230 |
| Taal | English |
| Uitgeverij | Hay House Inc |
| SKU | 0923-GBSSS |
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