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Tarot and Individuation: A Jungian Study of Correspondences with Cabala, Alchemy, and the Chakras

This profusely illustrated book is one of the most complete explorations of the symbolism within the 22 major arcana of the tarot. GadÂ’s amplification of the tarotÂ’s cabalistic and alchemical symbolism reveals the wisdom of ages of seekers who have gone before us, leaving us this roadmap to individuation and spiritual attainment. This new revised edition includes a new preface and a section on Kundalini Yoga and the correspondences of the major arcana with the chakras. With the 79 layouts in this book, it provides a tool for maintaining the well-being of the energetic body as well as the spiritual and psychological.
Tarot and Individuation: A Jungian Study of Correspondences with Cabala, Alchemy, and the Chakras

Perfect Tarot Divination (Jungian Tarot Trilogy)

Perfect Tarot Divination is a book intended for anyone who has been uncomfortable with the completely arbitrary way in which, over the centuries, attributions of meanings have been attached to the cards. This remarkable book offers the first comprehensive system of tarot interpretation to combine Kabbalah, Jungian psychology, and three thousand years of astrological tradition with clear documentation of the source of each attribution. Beginners may find the system to be very challenging at first, but experienced astrologers will immediately be able to interpret each card and will discover that the system yields remarkably accurate results a surprisingly good and reliable balance to their astrological charts. (Volume III of the Jungian Tarot
Perfect Tarot Divination (Jungian Tarot Trilogy)

The Jungian Tarot and Its Archetypal Imagery (Jungian Tarot Trilogy)

The Jungian Tarot and Its Archetypal Imagery is a companion book to The Jungian Tarot Deck . The product of five years of research in consultation with the scholars at the C.G. Jung Institutes in New York and in Zurich, it carefully explains how each archetype interacts with the others and how the tarot can be viewed as a mirror of the human condition. Each trump card refers to one aspect of the dualities that Jung believed to be the key to the life process which he taught one has the capacity to resolve and thereby know the true meaning of life. And insofar as the cards represent key archetypes such as “Mother,” “Father,” “Son” and “Daughter,” the archetypes are considered cross-culturally and from the standpoints of many religions. For ex
The Jungian Tarot and Its Archetypal Imagery (Jungian Tarot Trilogy)

Tarot Psychology (Jungian Tarot Trilogy)

Tarot Psychology is unique in that it describes a practical system of inner development, using Jungian methods of active imagination similar to those taught secretly by Hermetic-Qabalistic and other organizations. The goal of these inner journeys is, however, not an escape from mundane human contact, but an appreciation of the complex relationships between mother, father, daughter, son, and others encountered in daily life. The principal is that until one truly understands the nature of these interactions, it is not possible to deal comfortably with the difficult group constructs which are called the archetypes of the collective unconscious Mother, Father, Daughter, and Son much less with the complex and often psychologically-dangerous in
Tarot Psychology (Jungian Tarot Trilogy)

Using Jungian archetypes, the I-Ching, and color/number combinations, Hamaker-Zondag shows you how to interpret the tarot without having to refer to a guidebook for definitions. Her methods will help you use the tarot to understand your personal innerchanges and their potential manifestations in daily life. She also makes an engaging comparison of the imagery in various decks, so that you can choose the deck that you like the best. Illustrated. …More >