What Is Tarot: Vastu, Vaastu, Vastu Shastra, Vastu Consultant, Dr. Kunal Kaushik

what is Tarot?

The ways in which this question has been answered takes somewhat for granted that we are referring to a deck of 78 cards, of which 22 are images, and 56 reflect, with the addition of Knights, our 'standard' pack of fifty-two playing cards. I am reminded of reading an ethnographic study, in which the native, responding to a question as to the origin of new-borns, indicated the Dreaming or the Stars: the study concluded that the native was ignorant of the relation between sex and pregnancy. Rather, some knowledge, in context, is taken as given, and a student new to a subject may at times want far more straightforward answers to a question which has material, psychological, historical, social and spiritual ways in which responses are possible. Below are some of the many possible answers... reflecting on these, with a deck by one's side, may certainly deepen our own understanding.

The Tarot is of intense interest to the occult student because it contains an outline of Initiation; and as some form of Initiation has formed the heart of every world religion, the truths contained in the Tarot symbolism are universal and belong to no one race, creed or culture, but constitute a textbook for every serious aspirant on the Path of Light.

Tarot is one of many metaphysical tools that enable us to look into our lives and find some extra information we had not really understood or known about before. Working with the Tarot brings to light a confirmation of things you have always known (your own inner wisdom) or it adds a new perspective to a perplexing question or problem.

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