http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/-t1.htm Here is where you will find information on the Tarot and Tarot Cards. Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:09:24 GMT 10 http://i34.tinypic.com/1054mzr.jpg http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/-t1.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/tarot-decks-t213.htm Mistress Jezzabel Tarot Decks The oldest group of surviving Tarot cards, called Tarocchi in Italian, appears to date from 1420 to 1450. Tarocchi (Italian, plural form of Tarocco) also known as Tarock (German-Austrian name) and Tarot (French name), is a specific form of playing card deck, which in its history was used for different trick-taking games and also for cartomantic interests and divination (concrete forms appear at least since the article of Court de Gebelin in the year 1781), also as a field ... Tarot Thu, 17 Jul 2008 22:08:35 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/tarot-decks-t213.htm#758 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/tarot-decks-t213.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/the-history-of-tarot-t212.htm Mistress Jezzabel The History of Tarot The origins of Tarot are somewhat obscure, the most common theories go to ancient Egypt and Thoth and the connection to the ancient mystery school teachings. There is a common myth that Tarot was brought to Europe by the Gypsies. Some believe that a form of Tarot goes back to ancient China. I believe that all ancient civilizations developed their own systems of divination based on the same symbolism and archetypes. Tarot as we know it today is a collection of ... Tarot Thu, 17 Jul 2008 22:00:55 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/the-history-of-tarot-t212.htm#757 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/the-history-of-tarot-t212.htm http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/tarot-cards-and-their-meanings-t214.htm Mistress Jezzabel The Fool A young person in motley-colored clothes, carrying all he needs for his journey with him, walks toward the edge of a cliff. There are two possible interpretations: Either he is so naively focused on a lofty goal in the distance, that he does not see the danger at his feet; or he is fully aware and is about to take a leap into the unknown (a leap of Faith) trusting that all will turn out well. In a way, you can think of the Major Arcana of the Tarot as a story, in which the Fool ... Tarot Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:09:24 GMT http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/tarot-cards-and-their-meanings-t214.htm#761 http://secretdarkeden.darkbb.com/tarot-f22/tarot-cards-and-their-meanings-t214.htm