Tarot of Magical Correspondences. Kabbalistic Cards for Prediction and Meditation.

The deck has been created following Rider Waite traditions. It has a conventional structure of 22 Major Arcana and 56 cards of Minor Arcana. The Courts is depicted the traditional way, only the Pages was named as Princesses. Minor Arcana classification by suits is also traditional and is represented by Wands, Cups, Swords and Coins.

INTRODUCTION

Tarot speaks in a symbolic language, transmitting direct knowledge as symbols or collective archetypes to each of us. 

The Tarot of Magical Correspondences uses additional systems and structures to give extra depth to the reading. Elementary, astrological, numerical, Kabbalistic and other correspondences highlight various aspects of the cards, and with them you can learn something new every time you look at the cards. These attributes and correspondences and their combination give you deeper meaning to your understanding of the cards. Gradually, you can uncover more and more sublime architecture of your mind and its connection to everything that surrounds you.

All diviners looking for meaning in signs and symbols. Correspondences gives us the opportunity to create powerful mental images. When we use them, we combine our ideas, beliefs, and energy, create a deeper meaning in our rituals and unite our individuality with a larger purpose. 

Studying Tarot correspondences is a lifelong pursuit and extremely valuable, regardless of whether we use Tarot for divination or for personal and spiritual development. They make the mind think associative and make extraordinary connections.

For magic users, correspondences allow to quickly look for elements contain energy that corresponds to the intents of our working.

At the same time the symbolism of Tarot cards is the source suitable for meditation.

For more information you can read the review of Benebell Wen https://benebellwen.com/2019/04/16/tarot-of-magical-correspondences-a-review/

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In my deck, I used mystical correspondences of 10 Sephiroth of the Tree of Life and 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. 

It's mainly based on Aleister Crowley’s work. Here, when speaking about the Tree of Life, the Paths of the Tree of Life, and Tarot Card attributions, I am referring to the Golden Dawn attributions published in 1909 by Aleister Crowley in his reference book 777.

When choosing symbols depicted on the cards I was sometimes guided by their significance and sometimes by their artistic expression.