Freddie
Key word - The power to accomplish
Key Phrase - The consenecration of the working tools.
The Hierophant from this pack is one of the most evocative and thought provoking I have ever came across in any Tarot deck. The author has turned this key into a three layered portrait of esoteric thought and philosophy. The pope is featured in a purple robe and with his sign of peace pointing upward with his right hand and the left holding a cross sceptre. Both the sceptre and crown of the Pope are three tiered suggesting three reigns of the material, sensitive and spiritual.
A man in inside a pentagon to symbolize proportion of divine and extreme reason, this may also signify earthly existence. It might be said that the person within the star is the initiate seeing a reflection of him/her self through the divine revelation/feedback/advice of The Pope. There is another pentagon on the floor as a type of shadow connected to the star persons’ feet. This Star has a G in the centre, which is the Freemason symbol for God. The Masonic symbol G stands for the God the seeker chooses to believe in and not any certain pre-described one by fellow craft members.
The Hierophant is by analogy the intermediary between heaven and earth. I might also suggest he is a connection between the conscious self and the higher self. This card seems to show a threefold blessing being bestowed on those who work towards connecting with their higher self(s) and higher truths beyond the self-serving laws of secular humankind. it also shows a positive upward progression for those who put forth the extra effort to ' spiritually work on themselves' so to speak.
Key Phrase - The consenecration of the working tools.
The Hierophant from this pack is one of the most evocative and thought provoking I have ever came across in any Tarot deck. The author has turned this key into a three layered portrait of esoteric thought and philosophy. The pope is featured in a purple robe and with his sign of peace pointing upward with his right hand and the left holding a cross sceptre. Both the sceptre and crown of the Pope are three tiered suggesting three reigns of the material, sensitive and spiritual.
A man in inside a pentagon to symbolize proportion of divine and extreme reason, this may also signify earthly existence. It might be said that the person within the star is the initiate seeing a reflection of him/her self through the divine revelation/feedback/advice of The Pope. There is another pentagon on the floor as a type of shadow connected to the star persons’ feet. This Star has a G in the centre, which is the Freemason symbol for God. The Masonic symbol G stands for the God the seeker chooses to believe in and not any certain pre-described one by fellow craft members.
The Hierophant is by analogy the intermediary between heaven and earth. I might also suggest he is a connection between the conscious self and the higher self. This card seems to show a threefold blessing being bestowed on those who work towards connecting with their higher self(s) and higher truths beyond the self-serving laws of secular humankind. it also shows a positive upward progression for those who put forth the extra effort to ' spiritually work on themselves' so to speak.