The Eternal Tarot: Get Answers from the Divinity Within You Cards – August 15, 2015

The first Tarot deck I ever got was this style of deck. There are not suits for the minor arcana. This can be a bit daunting at first if you are accustomed to that system, but this deck is awesome if you want to delve into the Kabbalistic and astrological correspondences to supplement the depicted meanings of the cards. Golden Dawn is great -- it conveys the Sepher Yetzirah very well -- but this takes an entirely novel approach to the source material without being horribly incorrect. The accompanying booklet also talks about the man who created the deck. Recommended for Tarot students on a budget.

Beautiful set of cards, and the booklet explaining the meaning and use of the cards are very helpful. I will update on the usefulness in relationship to the work on the psyche.. Looking forward to using in mediation and overcoming the causes of suffering .. Note if you are thinking about buying a set for yourself : These kind of spiritual tools takes much mediation and the will to want to change. These cards are just tools to point you in the right direction, which is inside .. All spiritual learning should be based and held to that standard, all else should be avoided .. Peace in the light .. P.S. Make sure you also buy Tarot and Kabbalah by Samael Aun Weor .. It will give you the extra support in your studies .. P.S.S : Also remember to visit gnosticteachings.org for more support ..

I’m new to the Arcana but from the lectures I know that to get answers from your being you must know it thank you for making this available for us.

These cards are a new version of all the images, symbols and attributions of the out of print Egipicios Kier. The LWB leaves a lot to be desired, as none of the hieroglyphs, sigils, or hieroglyphs are delineated. The images themselves are in much more natural colors than the Egipicios Kier. The figures are dark skinned in a gorgeous palette of deep blue, gold, white and deep green. The backs are deep blue with gold stars that seem to be an homage to the Brotherhood of Light Tarot, another tarot inspired by the Falconnier Wegner pattern of Egyptian style tarots. Like that tarot, the images are placed within cartouche shaped borders with a great deal of white space on the poker deck sized cards. The colors are excellent for meditative contemplation of the cards. I would gladly paid a few dollars more for larger cards.It's a must for enthusiasts of esoteric or Egyptian tarots, astrology, and tarot collectors. It is a true tarot, being an variation on the Kier, which fully illustrated the minors of St. Germain's Egyptian tarot. The keywords of the pips are related to the meanings of the Etteila pattern, which influenced Papus and others. A few words have been changed with similar meaning, but overall this is a much more attractive version of the Egipcios Kier. Since the LWB is vague and lacking necessary details in comparison to the one by Stuart Kaplan that accompanies the Kier, I can only give this deck with stunning graphic design four stars.

I have a training from the Servants of Light, which promotes this deck from one of our members. It is unique in the respect that it corresponds without reserve to the best of that tradition, and in i 15 years I have not found a more succinct depiction.I use severaldecks and this is immediately Essential.My advice to my fellows is to understand that you are reading a book.I STRONGLY discourage any rituals presented, in fact destroy those pages. No proper teacher will give these instructions.Just read it like a book.The Ritual of the Rose Cross is the correct one but if your heart is pure you are your Own Priest before Lord.Well Done, a very useful deck. May Our Lord's Will be done.

I absolutely love this deck for self reflection. The guidebook suggest a ritual including making a pentagram and the sign of the cross. I chose to just jump right in and read the cards in my own ritualistic way. I don't buy into superstitions too much. The deck is an Egyptian theme deck and is numbered one through 78. I believe most of the majors stick to the traditional titles with a few deviations. The minors have titles, which I really like. There are no suits in this deck. It's really quite different from standard decks, but I don't think you'll have trouble reading these cards. Even a beginner would have no trouble because the companion book explains how to use them.

Excellent quality cards and graphics. It is a unique Tarot that differs substantially from common decks. The divination method recommended is also unique, being based partly on numerology. I'm enjoying having the deck and have even bought it twice more as gifts for others. I highly recommend this Tarot!

Nice quality for price. Nice book too.