Literary Clue
Thread originally posted on the Aeclectic Tarot Forum on 21 Nov 2003, and now archived in the Forum Library.
| jmd |
21 Nov 2003 |
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In a letter to von Buttel dated 3rd / 05 / 1827, Johann W. von Goethe wrote the following:The Archetypal Phenomenon ( Urphänomen ) is not to be regarded as a basic theorem leading to a variety of consequences, but rather as a basic manifestation enveloping the specifications of form for the beholder. Contemplation, knowledge, divination, faith - all these feelers with which human beings reach out into the universe must set to work jointly if we are to fulfill our important but difficult task.
in Goethe on Science: an anthology of Goethe's scientific writings , J. Naydler (ed.), Floris Books 1996, p106 ...now which card sits well with these wonderful words of Goethe's?
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| gloria |
21 Nov 2003 |
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The Hanged Man?
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| Dark_angel |
21 Nov 2003 |
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The Magician?
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| Diana |
21 Nov 2003 |
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The Papess.
jmd: Your literary clues give me headaches. As a Christmas gift, I will be expecting a box of Australian Aspirin. Thank you.
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| gloria |
21 Nov 2003 |
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Diana, I second that!
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| Jewel-ry |
21 Nov 2003 |
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Hermit??
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| Cassiopeia |
21 Nov 2003 |
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We have had papess, so, going to go with the heirophant ?
I second the headaches! lol
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| jmd |
21 Nov 2003 |
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no need for aspirin I see!
The Papess it is :)
and headaches all around!
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| Diana |
22 Nov 2003 |
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Hooray! I won!
Literary Clues are my most favourite game.
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