Arcana: The Favorite Number of God

You are welcome to this space as many times as necessary. We thank you for sharing your time with us. Next, we share with you how this space works.- What is said in this podcast corresponds to information supported by bibliography which will be cited in each episode.- The intention is to provide information that is useful while keeping respect for any cosmogony and any beliefs. This is a guide rather than a manual on the Tarot and its mysteries.- The responsibility for the use of the information belongs to the person who listen and recommend this information. In this space we do not seek to promote ideologies, beliefs or cosmogonies; on the contrary, we seek to gather as much information about each Tarot letter and locate it in some line of knowledge.- To understand each other, and to start from a version of the Tarot that we can consult, we will use the Marseille Canon as described by Marianne Costa and Alejandro Jodorowsky in the Book La Vía del Tarot.If your tarot deck does not belong to the Marseille Canon or you notice differences in the descriptions, do not disconnect. You will see that you will know your tarot by studying the differences with other decks.At Arcana, we are convinced that there is no absolute way to read the tarot, only ways to interpret it. We consider it important to give information that expands the stories symbolically expanded as a result of playing the cards.This podcast is a library where topics about the arcana are poured. If your search is based on reading, this space will help you with information about the cards. In the same way we will share the useful information to achieve readings using the Tarot.This space is not intended to be a matter of debate, it is just a free and informative space in which we respect the different ways of seeing and thinking about the Tarot. We think more about this space to share experiences and information.If what interests you my dear pilgrim is to know about the world of Tarot, or being the case, a deck has come into your hands, I invite you to go through your deck together.It is not necessary to have a Tarot available, you can take this space to consult or satisfy some intellectual curiosity.The only thing we ask of all participants is to keep their mind open to the information that is shared.I remind you that the use of the tools and information that you hear are the responsibility of those who practice and use them.With this welcome we begin the transmissions of this podcast. We hope your participation and that you share your experience in the world of Tarot with us and the pilgrims.For those who listen to this podcast, it may be something new or curious, but I also know that there are some of our listeners who found us because they are in the learning process.The only certainty is that the Tarot in the history of man fulfills a function that is important to us: Save symbolic relationships that have been established over time within the iconography of the Tarot.From what you hear, take what works for you.This is Arcana.

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You are welcome to this space as many times as necessary. We thank you for sharing your time with us. Next, we share with you how this space works. - What is said in this podcast corresponds to information supported by bibliography which will be cited in each episode. - The intention is to provide information that is useful while keeping respect for any cosmogony and any beliefs. This is a guide rather than a manual on the Tarot and its mysteries. - The responsibility for the use of the information belongs to the person who listen and recommend this information. In this space we do not seek to promote ideologies, beliefs or cosmogonies; on the contrary, we seek to gather as much information about each Tarot letter and locate it in some line of knowledge. - To understand each other, and to start from a version of the Tarot that we can consult, we will use the Marseille Canon as described by Marianne Costa and Alejandro Jodorowsky in the Book La Vía del Tarot. If your tarot deck does not belong to the Marseille Canon or you notice differences in the descriptions, do not disconnect. You will see that you will know your tarot by studying the differences with other decks. At Arcana, we are convinced that there is no absolute way to read the tarot, only ways to interpret it. We consider it important to give information that expands the stories symbolically expanded as a result of playing the cards. This podcast is a library where topics about the arcana are poured. If your search is based on reading, this space will help you with information about the cards. In the same way we will share the useful information to achieve readings using the Tarot. This space is not intended to be a matter of debate, it is just a free and informative space in which we respect the different ways of seeing and thinking about the Tarot. We think more about this space to share experiences and information. If what interests you my dear pilgrim is to know about the world of Tarot, or being the case, a deck has come into your hands, I invite you to go through your deck together. It is not necessary to have a Tarot available, you can take this space to consult or satisfy some intellectual curiosity. The only thing we ask of all participants is to keep their mind open to the information that is shared. I remind you that the use of the tools and information that you hear are the responsibility of those who practice and use them. With this welcome we begin the transmissions of this podcast. We hope your participation and that you share your experience in the world of Tarot with us and the pilgrims. For those who listen to this podcast, it may be something new or curious, but I also know that there are some of our listeners who found us because they are in the learning process. The only certainty is that the Tarot in the history of man fulfills a function that is important to us: Save symbolic relationships that have been established over time within the iconography of the Tarot. From what you hear, take what works for you. This is Arcana.

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