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Thoth Atu XVI — The Tower

Peh: The Mouth of Destruction, Revelation, and Liberation

The Thoth Tarot Tower (Atu XVI) is the quintessential image of the Tower of Babel—not merely a mythic structure brought down by a wrathful deity, but a symbolic collapse of false unity, false language, and false identity. This is God the Destroyer, not as tyrant, but as cosmic corrective force.

The Tower also echoes the Hindu Trinity, often symbolized by the trident:

• Brahma creates

• Vishnu sustains

• Shiva destroys

Shiva’s destruction is not evil—it is necessary. He need only open his eye, and the universe dissolves. This is not annihilation for its own sake, but purification, making room for higher complexity, deeper intelligence, and renewed becoming.

Peh — The Mouth of Fire

At the base of the Thoth Tower card is the fire-breathing dragon mouth, unmistakably aligned with the Hebrew letter Peh, meaning Mouth. This mouth is not merely vocal—it is creative-destructive utterance, the Logos reversed into fire.

Here Peh represents:

• The cosmic purifying fire

• The Roman destroyer god archetype

• The Martial force that shatters crystallized forms

Crowley described this as:

“The manifestation of cosmic energy in its grossest form.”
— The Book of Thoth, p. 107

This is raw, undiluted force—Mars without apology—breaking down structures that have outlived their function.

The True To

The True Tower of Babel Today

In every age, the Tower represents the institutions of man. In our time, the Tower of Babel is not stone—it is media-sponsored word hypnosis. Language has been weaponized, emptied of meaning, and used to manufacture consensus reality.

This is not accidental.

The Tower shows us that static equilibrium is death. Any system—political, religious, psychological—that resists change becomes brittle. The lightning must strike.

Destruction is therefore not chaos; it is liberation from false order.

The False Ego as Mind Virus

All man-made constructs are destined to perish—especially ego constructs and manufactured personalities. These are not identities; they are programs.

The so-called “adult personality” is often nothing more than a mind virus:

• A false ego

• A survival-based construct

• A product of institutional word hypnosis

This viral program feeds on emotional energy and fear. It is parasitic. It is not you, and it never was.

The tragedy is this: the false ego convinces you it is you.

Yet the real Self—the Divinely created identity—is not the hardened adult mask. It is the Child within: spontaneous, creative, fearless, and unconditioned.

Knowledge Is the Antidote

The false ego’s power depends entirely on ignorance of its presence.

Once observed, it weakens. Once understood, it collapses.

This is why Peh is the Mouth: revelation speaks, and lies dissolve.

The Falling Crystals

The four crystalline figures falling from the Thoth Tower symbolize crystallized thought-forms—yesterday’s identities, yesterday’s beliefs, yesterday’s selves.

These are the “Wanna-Be” personalities:

• Indoctrinated

• Comfort-seeking

• Fearful of change

They fear surprises, forgetting that miracles are also surprises.

Initiation is not comfort. Initiation is shock.

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Yielding to the Macrocosmic Self

Religion seeks to control the Macrocosm. Initiation seeks to yield to it.

Yielding is liberation.

Fear-based thought enslaves consciousness, emphasizing entropy in individual life motion. Yet observation alone reveals that evolution is about performance, not conformity.

Life does not reward obedience to dead systems.
Life rewards impeccable action aligned with living intelligence.

Straight Lines vs. Living Curves

In the Thoth Tower, stylized lightning—pure energy rays—strike the structure, knocking away both stone and human geometry. On comparative decks such as the Rider-Waite- flamboyantly dressed figures are blown from a crooked tower.

In both cases, the message is identical:

Man-made personalities see reality as:

• Straight lines

• Binary values

• Black/white

• Good/bad

• Valuable/worthless

Nature does not.

The Universe is circular, spiral, recursive, and alive. Straight lines exist only in abstraction.

If something exists, it belongs.

Knowledge is often gained through error, not moral judgment. Error is not evil—it is functional intelligence in formation. When integrated, it becomes Wisdom.

Error, Wisdom, and the Linguistic Prison

To recognize error within oneself and to consciously correct it is the very mechanism by which Wisdom is forged. Wisdom is not moral perfection; it is functional intelligence refined by experience. Error is not the enemy of truth—it is its midwife.

Dogmatic Christianity later labeled error as “sin”, transforming a cognitive and experiential process into a moral offense. Yet this notion did not originate with Christianity at all. Its roots reach back far earlier—into ancient Near Eastern religious language and lunar cult symbolism.

Long before Christianity emerged, Sin was the name of a Mesopotamian Moon-god, whose sacred mountain was Mount Sinai. To be a “sinner” originally implied association or devotion to Sin, not moral failure. When later monistic theology rose to dominance, earlier lunar worship was reclassified as error, and that error was reframed as moral corruption.

Thus, sin was no longer a mistake to be corrected, but a stain to be punished.

This linguistic mutation was catastrophic for human consciousness. A natural process of trial, error, and correction—the engine of learning—was frozen into guilt. Error ceased to be instructional and became shameful. The Tower fell not because humans erred, but because language itself was weaponized.

The Tower and the Collapse of Dead Language

Seen through this lens, the Tower Atu also signals the urgent necessity to divorce ourselves from archaic linguistic frameworks that no longer carry living meaning. These dead words clutter the mind with inherited symbols divorced from cultural context, experiential relevance, or inner truth.

Language shapes cognition.
When words lose meaning, thought decays.

Much of what passes for “spiritual language” today is little more than linguistic fossilization—sounds repeated without understanding, symbols memorized without embodiment. These verbal relics become mental idols, blocking direct perception and living insight.

The Tower destroys precisely this.

Its lightning does not strike truth; it strikes obsolete forms of knowing. It shatters borrowed vocabularies that no longer serve consciousness and exposes how language itself can become a prison when it ceases to evolve alongside awareness.

Error as Initiation, Not Condemnation

In Hermetic terms, error is feedback, not failure. Nature corrects without judgment. Evolution advances not through obedience, but through adaptive response. To learn is to err intelligently.

Thus, the Tower teaches that:

• Error is not sin

• Correction is not submission

• Wisdom is not conformity

Wisdom is self-correcting consciousness.

When language ossifies, the Tower must fall. When identity calcifies, lightning must strike. When meaning is inherited rather than realized, destruction becomes mercy.

The Tower does not punish error.
It liberates intelligence from obsolete symbols.

And in the ruins of dead language, living Wisdom speaks again.

Peh as Linguistic Alchemy

The Mouth That Creates, Destroys, and Transmutes Reality

In Western Hermetic Qabalah, the Hebrew letter Peh—the Mouth—is not merely anatomical, nor merely symbolic. Peh is the alchemical furnace of language itself, the point where idea becomes vibration, and vibration becomes experienced reality.

Peh governs speech, but more importantly, it governs interpretation. It is not what is said that binds or frees consciousness—it is how meaning is assigned through sound, symbol, and inner narration.

The Tower Atu reveals what happens when Peh is misused.

Language as Prima Materia

All alchemy begins with prima materia—raw, undifferentiated substance.
In psychological and magical terms, language is that substance.

Before thought crystallizes into belief, before belief hardens into identity, there is inner speech: the constant murmuring of interpretation through which the mind narrates reality to itself.

Peh is the gate where this narration either:

• liberates intelligence, or
• enslaves it within dead symbols

Thus, Peh is linguistic alchemy: the transmutation of sound into meaning, and meaning into self-image.

The Alchemical Error: When Words Fossilize

The Tower falls when language stops evolving.

Words were never meant to be worshiped. They are tools, not truths. Yet civilizations inevitably mistake symbols for reality, freezing living insight into doctrine, creed, and law.

When this happens:

• Language becomes prescriptive instead of descriptive

• Words replace experience

• Labels replace perception

This is the moment Peh turns toxic.

Dead language produces false ego, because identity begins to form around inherited definitions rather than lived understanding. One no longer knows—one merely repeats.

This is the true Tower of Babel: not many languages, but meaningless repetition.

Mars, Peh, and the Violence of Revelation

Peh is attributed to Mars, the planetary force of separation, incision, and decisive action. Mars cuts. Mars breaks. Mars exposes.

When Peh is Martian, speech becomes:

• Surgical

• Incisive

• Truth-revealing

When Peh is corrupted, speech becomes:

• Hypnotic

• Repetitive

• Controlling

The Tower’s lightning is Martian speech—a sudden, violent revelation that shatters false structures. This is why Peh destroys institutions: because institutions are made of words first, stone second.

Break the language, and the structure collapses.

Linguistic Alchemy: Solve et Coagula Through Speech

True linguistic alchemy follows the ancient maxim:

Solve et Coagula
Dissolve and Re-form

Peh dissolves:

• Inherited meanings

• Emotional charge attached to words

• Guilt, shame, and fear embedded in language

Then Peh coagulates:

• Direct perception

• Functional meaning

• Living symbols aligned with experience

This is why error is essential. Error dissolves false interpretation. Correction coagulates wisdom.

A mind that never allows linguistic error can never evolve

The False Ego as a Linguistic Construct

The so-called “false ego” is not an entity—it is a sentence running itself unconsciously.

It is a grammatical structure:

• I am this

• I must be that

• This means good

• That means bad

These are not truths; they are verbal programs.

The Tower destroys the false ego by interrupting the sentence.

Silence follows.
Then awareness returns.

This is Peh purified.

Now since The Thoth Tarot is also called The Egyptian Tarot, the open eye at the top can also represent the Eye of Horus (which represents the Solar Self and/or Soul), Horus is the Egyptian Sun- God of perception as is our Soul a Solar Plasmic Self of perception (Spirit); the perceptive state of awakening and seeing the deeper/inner authentic self that is not humanly defined by the babble of words but is Divinely created.

Upon Awakening, from the "false ego", personalities are required to come into alignment with the Greater Self, which is symbolized by Horus/ the Golden Child and/or Sun/Son of the Divine Creative, which is known as the 6th Sephiroth-Tiphareth/Beauty and is androgynous in gender.

The Child Within and the Pre-Linguistic Self

The “child within” is not sentimental psychology—it is pre-linguistic consciousness. Before identity was narrated, before reality was categorized, before fear was verbalized.

The child perceives directly, without internal commentary.

The Tower does not regress consciousness—it restores it.

By burning false language, Peh returns awareness to a state where:

• Meaning arises from experience

• Language serves perception

• Words follow truth, not the reverse

This is linguistic innocence regained, not naivety.

Peh as Initiatory Fire

Initiation on the Path of Peh is not about learning sacred words—it is about unlearning poisonous ones.

Every initiate must ask:

• Which words trigger fear?

• Which labels define my limits?

• Which stories do I repeat without verification?

Each answered question loosens a stone in the Tower.

Eventually, the structure collapses.

What remains is speech aligned with reality, not control.

The Gift of the Mouth

Peh teaches that:

• Words create worlds

• Meaning shapes destiny

• Silence is the highest grammar

The enlightened use of Peh is not verbosity, but precision.

Speak only what aligns with lived truth.
Name only what you have experienced.
Destroy language that no longer serves consciousness.

This is linguistic alchemy.

This is the Mouth that burns, purifies, and frees.

Image, Not Word: The Language of the Inner Child and the Soul

The Inner Child—properly understood as the subconscious mind—does not think in words. Neither does the Soul-Psyche, nor the Universal Collective Mind. These strata of consciousness communicate exclusively through images, symbols, patterns, and felt sense.

Words are not thoughts.
Words are labels placed upon experience after the fact.

What most people mistake for thinking is actually recitation: the repetition of inherited verbal programs supplied by culture, institutions, and—ultimately—the few who rule the many. Language, in this sense, is not neutral. It is encoded instruction, designed to stabilize behavior, define identity, and limit deviation.

Thus, when one uses the same linguistic programs while seeking different results, futility is guaranteed. This is especially true when identity itself is mistaken for a mask of words—a verbal persona assembled from propaganda, conditioning, and social hypnosis.

Personality does not grow through words.
It grows through imaginal reconfiguration.

The Mask of Language and the Fiction of Identity

The belief that identity resides in words is one of the most damaging errors of modern consciousness. Words describe identity after it has already been formed—but they do not create the Essential Self.

When a person says “I am this” or “I am that”, they are not discovering truth; they are donning a linguistic costume. This is the false ego: a narrative structure mistaken for being.

The Tower falls precisely because such identities are structurally unstable. They are built of borrowed definitions rather than lived reality.

True growth requires the collapse of verbal self-description, not its refinement.

The Universal Language of Images

Images are not decorative—they are primordial cognition.

Before language, consciousness perceived through:

• Shape

• Motion

• Color

• Symbol

• Relationship

This is the language of dreams, myth, ritual, and vision. It is also the language of Nature, the unconscious, and the stars.

Images communicate holistically. A single symbol conveys what thousands of words cannot. This is why the subconscious responds instantly to imagery but resists verbal command unless emotionally charged.

Images bypass indoctrination.
Words reinforce it.

Tarot as the Language of the Real You

The Tarot does not speak to the verbal personality.
It speaks to the Real You.

That Real You is not the egoic narrator, but the representative and ambassador of the Solar Being—the I AM. In Qabalistic terms, this is the reflective intelligence of Tiphareth, mediating between the Supernal Light and the incarnate form.

The Tarot communicates in archetypal images precisely because:

• The Soul understands images

• The subconscious integrates images

• The Universal Mind transmits images

Each Tarot card is a condensed universe of meaning, designed to activate recognition rather than instruction. One does not learn the Tarot; one remembers oneself through it.

This is why Tarot works even when the conscious mind resists. The images speak directly to the strata of being untouched by propaganda.

Solar Consciousness and Imaginal Authority

The Solar Self—the I AM—does not speak in sentences. It radiates knowing. Images are its natural medium.

When Tarot is approached as a living symbolic system rather than a verbal doctrine, it re-aligns the individual with Solar authority, not external control. The initiate ceases to seek permission from language and begins to trust direct perception.

This is the restoration of imaginal sovereignty.

The Lion Headed and Haloed Serpent is a portrayal of Xnoubis or Abraxas. Together, these serpents represent the two forms of desire; desire that Schopenhauer would have called the Will to Live and the Will to Die. They represent the feminine (Will to live) and masculine (Will-to-die) impulses; the nobility of the latter is based upon recognition of the futility of the former.

This recognition of life and death is often why the renunciation of eros and/or physical love, as desire in all the mundane sense of the word has been so constantly announced as the first step towards Initiation /Aspiration. However, this is an unnecessary and errantly constructed rigid view. For this ATU-16 Tarot Card is not the only card in the pack where the "Will to Live" and the "Will to Die" are deemed compatible as this is also seen in the ATU-6 the Lover's card (path of Zain/meaning Sword).

Without the will to begin and the will to end, no measurement can be made and a cosmos without measurement is Infinite non-space without form. To make anything manifest, it must have a beginning and an end and/or be measured and therefore, loved into being and progressively love out of being.

The Tower Revisited: The Destruction of Word-Identity

Seen in this light, the Tower Atu does not destroy truth—it destroys verbal tyranny.

It collapses:

• Linguistic masks

• Indoctrinated definitions

• Borrowed identities

What remains is imaginal intelligence—fluid, adaptive, alive.

The Tower frees the Inner Child from grammar and returns consciousness to symbolic fluency, where meaning arises organically rather than being imposed.

Conclusion: The Geometry of Remembrance

You did not lose the language of images.
You were trained to ignore it.

Words may explain the path, but images walk it—because image is sacred geometry. Every true image is a patterned expression of cosmic intelligence, a living geometry through which the Universe thinks itself into form.

The Tarot speaks this geometric language. Its archetypes are not illustrations but encoded structures of consciousness, aligning the psyche with the same ratios, cycles, and harmonics that govern stars, cells, and souls alike.

Through sacred image, the Inner Child remembers.
Through sacred image, the Soul responds.
Through sacred image, the Solar Being—the I AM—reclaims its voice.

Words may point toward truth, but geometry is truth in motion.

And when the Tower of dead language falls, what remains is not silence—but pattern, recognition, and the living intelligence of form.

Therefore, the haloed lion- serpent also reminds us that by shedding old ways of thinking we become expanded and liberated from the past. Expanded consciousness requires expanded definitions of self and the arising of the Kundalini, a serpentine force (solar inheritance of coiled Solar Force that began as "I Will Be" where your real I-denity resides), all coiled up at the base of the Spine. This could also be why the art of Lady Frieda Harris shows the fire at the base of the Tower rather than just the limited Traditional Tarot image of a lightning strike on top of the Tower of Babble.

Besides the haloed serpent, on one side of the card is the dove, representing one of the two forms of desire, “The will to die". On the other side of the card is the Sacred Serpent, which represents the other form of desire, "The Will to Live". These are ancient symbols of Life and death, as the serpent sheds its skin, as a kind of resurrection and the dove flies towards the heavens as a "Holy Spirit". The Dove is also considered to be a Feminine symbol and the Serpent a Masculine one, as she is balanced peace of magnetism, and he is the serpentine-lightning-electric force that is the "motion in all movement".

The dove, because of the olive branch in its beak, can also represent the inner peace that we have when we become the authentic Divine -made being and/or the Greater Ego which comes from shedding the outer definition of man-made being and/or institutionalized false or Lesser ego.

The Tower Card-ATU/Key 16, is the Path of Peh, a Hebrew letter meaning Mouth. Dr. Paul Foster Case calls the Path of Peh," The Exciting Intelligence", as vibrations excite matter, and the Mouth sends forth vibrations as sound or words. Hod (Splendor), the 8th Sephiroth and the center of the reasoning process is connected to the center of the intuition-desire nature, the 7th Sephiroth- Netzach (Victory) by the Path of Peh (Pé)-THE TOWER. This Path of the Personality brings into balance what is out of balance and is related to Mars, the Roman god of War and the North (later this became the god Pluto).

Traditionally the North was the quarter seen as the "greatest place of darkness", for when the Mysteries were initiated the North side of King Solomon's temple was the darkest side. But all is not doom and gloom here, as any initiate in the Western Mysteries knows, it is from the darkest night (dark energy) that comes Light and that"enlightenment has its origin in the hidden sources of power which terrify the minds of the ignorant".

To us moderns who are familiar with Quantum Physics Theory, it is theorized that from the Invisible Dark Energy and Dark Matter are the birthplaces of Visible Light energy and visible matter. Our internal power "to will" is all in the "Dark Self" and/or our Shadow-Self which is our primeval ego. By getting you to turn against your "shadow self", the Patriarchy has guaranteed will starved slaves for life!

Peh as a Double Letter: The Gateway of the Soul

Peh is classified among the Double Letters of the Hebrew alphabet—letters that do not move in a single direction, but operate through polarity. In the Western Hermetic understanding, Double Letters refer to the Soul or Solar Self, because they govern reversible currents of consciousness.

Peh not only means Mouth, but also Grace and Indignation—a deliberate union of opposites. Mercy and severity. Blessing and judgment. Creation and destruction. This duality is not moral; it is functional.

Double Letters are therefore known as Gateways of the Soul, because they allow passage in two directions simultaneously:

• Life and Death

• Inhale and Exhale

• Expansion and Contraction

Initiation does not move forward in a straight line—it oscillates.

The Mouth as a Living Symbol of the Path

The human mouth itself perfectly mirrors the metaphysical function of Peh. It contains two distinct passages, each serving an opposite yet complementary purpose.

One passage receives nourishment, drawing substance into the organic system to sustain life.

The other passage expresses vibration, projecting breath, sound, and meaning outward into the world as speech.

This is not coincidence—it is embodied Qabalah.

Thus, Peh is both:

• An entrance, through which consciousness is nourished

• An exit, through which consciousness reshapes reality

The body itself teaches the Path.

The Two Operations of the Path of Peh

From this perspective, the Path of Peh performs two simultaneous initiatory actions.

1. Destructive Purification

Peh is a devastating Path of higher vibration. Its Martian fire burns away the dross of cultural conditioning, false personality structures, and indoctrinated word-identities. This is the Tower aspect of Peh: the collapse of inherited language, borrowed belief, and crystallized ego.

What cannot withstand truth must fall.

2. Spiritual Nourishment

Yet Peh is equally the entrance of illumination. Through right use of vibration—chanting, sacred sound, tone, and inspired speech—consciousness is fed directly from the Real Personality, sometimes called the Greater Ego or Solar Self.

This nourishment does not come from doctrine.
It comes from resonance.

True chanting is not repetition—it is alignment. When vibration matches the inner geometry of the Soul, knowledge enters without words.

Grace and Indignation United

Here we see why Peh carries the dual meaning of Grace and Indignation.

Indignation destroys what is false.
Grace sustains what is real.

One clears the ground.
The other feeds the living seed.

This is the action of the Solar Self acting through the Soul, regulating intake and expression, silence and speech, death and renewal.

Peh as the Living Gate

Peh is not merely a letter.
It is a living gate of exchange between the inner and outer worlds.

Through Peh:

• The false personality is burned away

• The Essential Self is nourished

• Language is purified into vibration

• Speech becomes sacrament

This is why the Path of Peh is feared by the ego and revered by the initiate.

For what enters through the Mouth determines what may be spoken—
and what is spoken determines what kind of world can exist.

Now I know that Mars, the planet applied to this card, is the symbol of the war god of destruction but few remember that the war god Mars is also attributed with the power of crop fertility and husbandry. Again, the process of destruction to build anew is seen here as the peace and calm of the soil is distributed by a plow, to plant healthy crops. This really is the core of the message of The Tower-ATU/Key 16.

The Arcane Tarot — Key XVI: The Tower

The Arcane Tarot – Key 16, The Tower, presents an ornate tower without visible lightning strikes, yet it retains the fire of destruction at its base. This subtle but important choice shifts the emphasis from sudden external impact to inevitable internal instability.

The Tower is shown surrounded by cosmic imagery—planets, constellations, and stellar space—while a golden arch crowns the scene above. This framing places the Tower within a Universal context, suggesting that upheaval is not random or punitive, but part of a larger cosmic reordering.

Here, destruction is not chaotic—it is regulated by higher law.
Sudden change is revealed as necessary realignment.

Core Theme

An unstable foundation is being dismantled so that something greater may be built. Though disruption may feel sudden, it is ultimately corrective and evolutionary.

Interpretations

Upright Meaning

The Universe is striking down what can no longer stand. Expect rapid change, upheaval, and restructuring. While the process includes discomfort and growing pains, it clears the way for a more authentic and resilient foundation.

Relationships

A relationship may be operating on a fragile or outdated pretense. What once functioned may no longer serve. Honest restructuring—or release—is required so that true needs can be met.

Career

Upheaval in career matters is possible, including layoffs, role changes, or increased responsibility. Though temporarily destabilizing, this period of chaos ultimately supports professional growth and realignment.

Reversed Meaning

Change is approaching, but resistance remains. Old structures, habits, or beliefs are being clung to beyond their usefulness. Trust that releasing the past is necessary to rise to new heights.

Hermetic Context and Limitation of the Image

While the Arcane Tarot’s Tower imagery does not explicitly encode the deeper Western Hermetic mechanics found in the Thoth Tarot—such as Peh, Mars, linguistic destruction, or the lightning of revelation—the initiatory principle remains identical.

The absence of lightning does not negate the Path.
The fire at the base confirms it.

All Hermetic insights applied to the Thoth Tower—
the collapse of false structures, the destruction of conditioned identity, and the necessity of transformative shock—apply equally here, even if they are not visually articulated.

Thus, the Arcane Tower should be read not as a lesser expression, but as a simplified cosmological version of the same eternal law:

What is unstable must fall.
What falls makes room for truth.

The Higher Self is our True/Primeval Ego, which is not ours alone for it is a collective of all selves, so The Tower's solitary destruction also represents the eradication of the personal false ego and its divisionism, a concept made by the survival consciousness of the animal body being infected by the "mind virus" of purposely programed entropy. There is "no good" or "bad" in the Wisdom of the Mind, all is knowledge which only comes from "seeing error in our self-thought, and correcting that error".

From the Gospel of Didymos Judas Thomas: when asked by the disciples when they shall enter the Kingdom of God (The Whole Tree of Life/Adam Khadmon): (22) "Jesus said to them:

When you make the two one, and when you make the inside like the outside and the outside like the inside, and the above like the below, and when you make the male and the female one and the same, so that the male not be male nor the female female; and when you fashion eyes in place of an eye, and a hand in place of a hand, and a foot in place of a foot, and a likeness in place of a likeness; then you will enter the Kingdom." 

To the querent, the TOWER- ATU/KEY 16- Card means:

• Ambition, fighting, war and courage.
• Unexpected events that require us to let go.
• The necessary toppling of existing forms to make way for new life and new ways.
• It usually means that the querent will be experiencing an ego- personal process of eliminating all that is artificial, false-to-fact, and no longer useful to them; usually in a 16 week or monthly process.
• Healing and restoration come from this process. This is much like a doctor’s axiom of, “This is gonna’ hurt a bit, but it will feel better soon".
• Overcoming one's ego and setting the Soul free.
• Long standing activity or approach that may bring about disaster if continued. 
• Burn down the destructive tendencies that no longer serve you.

If ill dignified by the cards accompanying, it.

• The Tower can mean the destruction of the querent’s creation.
• Blind destruction.
• A shaking up.

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