elitarotstrickingly.com

Above all things, know thyself!

[Thoth Tarot Card Decks and Book of Thoth purchasable in Webstore of elitarotstirkcingly.com]

Lord of Material Happiness.

#9. In thought, word, and deed, I rest my life, from day to day, upon the sure Foundation of Eternal Being.

The Alchemy of Happiness — Jupiter in Pisces, Yesod in Briah, and the overflowing Grail of the Soul

The Nine of Cups is among the most joyful cards in Tarot. In Aleister Crowley’s Thoth Tarot, it bears the title Happiness, while the Baroque Tarot presents the traditional Wish Card, celebrating emotional satisfaction, fulfilled desires, and the pleasure of appreciating life's blessings.

Yet Western Hermetic Qabalah reveals something considerably deeper. Happiness is not merely the possession of desirable things. It is a condition of consciousness in which the emotional waters of the Soul flow harmoniously with the expansive generosity of Spirit.

After the troubled waters of the Seven of Cups (Debauch) and the stagnant emotional conditions of the Eight of Cups (Indolence), the Nine announces a welcome change: the waters of consciousness are flowing again!

Even the gods occasionally remember to open the plumbing.

1. Yesod in Briah — The Lunar Foundation of Happiness

The Nine of Cups corresponds to Yesod, the Ninth Sephirah, operating in Briah, the Creative World associated with the element Water.

Yesod means Foundation and occupies the central position immediately above Malkuth on the Qabalistic Tree of Life.

Its planetary correspondence is the Moon, making Yesod the great reflective sphere of images, dreams, imagination, and the unconscious.

In Western Hermetic symbolism, Yesod is frequently called the Treasure House of Images, for it receives and organizes the subtle patterns through which consciousness eventually expresses itself in the physical world.

Within Briah, this activity concerns the creative, emotional, and archetypal dimensions of consciousness.

The relationship is beautifully expressed through three principles:

• Jupiter: Expansion, generosity, mercy, and benevolence.

• Pisces: Compassion, receptivity, imagination, and spiritual communion.

• Yesod: Reflection, emotional integration, dreams, and the foundation of manifestation.

Together, these forces produce an extraordinary condition: the Soul becomes a receptive vessel for happiness.

The individual no longer needs to manufacture joy through constant external stimulation. Instead, happiness arises from an inner condition of emotional harmony.

This is a fundamental Hermetic teaching: consciousness does not merely respond to experiences; it participates in shaping how those experiences are perceived.

The Nine of Cups suggests that when the inner waters become peaceful, even ordinary experiences can reveal extraordinary beauty.

2. Jupiter in Pisces — The Fountain of Ecstasy

Astrologically, the Nine of Cups represents Jupiter in the second decan of Pisces, approximately 10°–20° Pisces.

Jupiter is the traditional ruler of Pisces, making this placement particularly favorable in classical astrology.

Neptune, the modern ruler associated with Pisces, adds another symbolic dimension of imagination, mysticism, and dissolution of personal boundaries.

Jupiter represents expansion, abundance, wisdom, generosity, and faith.

Pisces is a mutable Water sign associated with compassion, intuitive sensitivity, imagination, and the dissolution of rigid divisions.

Their union creates an atmosphere of spiritual generosity and emotional fulfillment.

In the language of Western Hermeticism, Jupiter's benevolence flows into the receptive ocean of Pisces, producing an experience resembling the overflowing Holy Grail.

This is not simply the happiness of acquiring possessions.

It is the happiness of experiencing life as something profoundly meaningful.

The seven expressions of Jupiter in Pisces

1. Expansive imagination: Creativity, dreams, and inspiration flourish.

2. Compassion: Emotional generosity and concern for others increase.

3. Spiritual receptivity: Mystical contemplation and devotion become especially meaningful.

4. Faith and optimism: Confidence replaces excessive anxiety about the future.

5. Emotional sensitivity: Greater awareness of one's feelings and those of others.

6. Artistic inspiration: Music, poetry, painting, and creative expression become channels of emotional fulfillment.

7. Service to humanity: Personal happiness expands into the desire to enrich the lives of others.

The most important quality is generosity.

True abundance is not measured by how much one possesses, but by how freely one's inner abundance can circulate.

However, Jupiter is also the planet of expansion, and it does not always discriminate between healthy enjoyment and excessive indulgence.

Give Jupiter a chalice of wine, and he may decide that an entire vineyard would improve the experience.

Therefore, the Nine of Cups also cautions against confusing spiritual fulfillment with uncontrolled gratification.

3. Chesed and Yesod — The Mercy of Jupiter Reflected in the Lunar Mirror

The influence of Jupiter connects the Nine of Cups symbolically to Chesed, the Fourth Sephirah, whose planetary correspondence is Jupiter.

Chesed represents Mercy, Magnificence, ordered expansion, and the benevolent organization of creative forces.

Yesod, meanwhile, receives and reflects the influences descending through the Tree of Life.

This creates a fascinating Hermetic relationship.

Chesed represents expansive benevolence; Yesod becomes its receptive mirror.

The Nine of Cups can therefore be understood as the emotional reflection of Jupiter's generosity within the lunar foundation of consciousness.

In the Thoth card, nine golden cups overflow in a balanced arrangement, suggesting an abundant circulation of Water.

The design is structured and harmonious, indicating that emotion is no longer struggling against itself.

The card's symmetry may also be contemplated as an expression of the organizing influence of Chesed upon the receptive nature of Yesod.

The deeper lesson is that emotional abundance becomes most beneficial when it possesses sufficient inner structure to sustain its flow.

Mercy without boundaries can become indulgence. Pleasure without awareness can become enslavement.

Fortunately, the Nine of Cups represents the more harmonious expression of this relationship.

The Soul has discovered how to enjoy the waters of life without immediately drowning in them.

4. The Nine Returns to the Middle Pillar — Emotional Equilibrium

The movement from the Seven through the Nine of Cups reveals a particularly meaningful Qabalistic progression.

Card

Sephirah

Emotional condition

Seven of Cups — Debauch

Netzach

Desire overwhelms discrimination

Eight of Cups — Indolence

Hod

Emotional stagnation and exhaustion

Nine of Cups — Happiness

Yesod

Renewed flow, balance, and fulfillment

In the Seven, pleasure becomes excessive.

In the Eight, the emotional waters have become stagnant.

In the Nine, the waters are restored to a balanced condition.

Yesod occupies the Middle Pillar, traditionally associated with equilibrium and the harmonization of opposing forces.

Thus, the Nine of Cups represents a return to emotional integration.

The personality no longer needs to chase pleasure desperately or withdraw into emotional exhaustion.

Instead, it becomes capable of receiving happiness.

This is an important distinction.

Happiness is not necessarily something one must acquire. Sometimes it is what becomes available when one stops obstructing the natural circulation of consciousness.

The Seven demands another drink.

The Eight cannot be bothered to lift the glass.

The Nine finally remembers why the wine was enjoyable in the first place!

5. The Metaphysics of Happiness — Emotion as Energy-in-Motion

Within a metaphysical interpretation, emotion may be understood as energy-in-motion: the dynamic expression of consciousness through the personality.

This is a useful Hermetic metaphor, rather than a literal physical definition of emotion.

When emotional patterns are dominated by fear, guilt, resentment, or constant desire, conscious attention becomes occupied with maintaining those conditions.

When these patterns relax, the individual may experience greater clarity, appreciation, and emotional freedom.

The Nine of Cups symbolizes this release.

It is the moment when consciousness discovers that it does not need to fight life to experience fulfillment.

This does not mean surrendering personal Will.

Rather, it means distinguishing between the Will of the deeper Self and the compulsive appetites of the personality.

In Western Hermetic Qabalah, this distinction is especially relevant to the relationship between the lunar consciousness of Yesod and the Solar Self of Tiphareth.

Tiphareth symbolizes the integrating center of the Individuality, commonly associated with the Higher Self and the Holy Guardian Angel.

Yesod reflects and transmits those higher influences into the personal psyche.

When the reflective lunar waters become clear, they can more faithfully express the illumination of the Solar Self.

Here lies a profound secret of happiness:

The personality does not create the Sun. It learns to reflect its Light.

The Moon does not need to become the Sun to shine beautifully.

And neither does the human personality need to pretend it is the entire Universe to participate in Universal Consciousness.

6. Parapsychology — Dreams, Intuition, and Emotional Resonance

Because Yesod is associated with the Moon, the Nine of Cups naturally invites contemplation of dreams, intuition, symbolic visions, and experiences of emotional connection.

Within Western esoteric traditions, Yesod is frequently considered the foundation of astral consciousness.

Its association with images and dreams makes it particularly relevant to the interpretation of subjective psychic experiences.

In parapsychological discussion, experiences such as apparent telepathy, meaningful coincidences, and unusual intuitive impressions are subjects of investigation.

However, the existence of an astral mechanism transmitting such experiences has not been scientifically established.

The Hermetic model offers a symbolic way to interpret these phenomena without requiring that every subjective impression be treated as an objective supernatural event.

The Nine of Cups suggests a state of emotional receptivity in which the individual may become more attentive to subtle impressions, dreams, and intuitive associations.

Psychologically, emotional well-being can also make it easier to recognize meaningful patterns without the overwhelming interference of anxiety.

The practical Hermetic lesson is simple:

Cultivate emotional clarity but always distinguish intuition from assumption.

After all, not every dream is a message from an Archangel.

Sometimes the Moon is simply reminding us that eating spicy food immediately before bed was an unfortunate experiment!

7. The Alchemy of Happiness — From Stagnation to the Living Waters

The progression of the Seven, Eight, and Nine of Cups provides a useful symbolic illustration of alchemical transformation.

Nigredo — The Darkening

The Seven of Cups reveals the confusion produced by excessive pleasure and compulsive desire.

The Eight demonstrates how emotional energy can subsequently become stagnant, exhausted, and unresponsive.

These conditions resemble aspects of Nigredo, the alchemical stage of dissolution, confrontation, and decomposition.

Albedo — The Purification

The Nine of Cups introduces the clarification and renewal of the emotional waters.

In this sense, the card resembles Albedo, the whitening or purification of consciousness.

The personality begins releasing its attachment to exhausting desires.

The waters become clear enough to reflect the Light of the Higher Self.

Rubedo — The Integration

Although the Nine is not itself a complete representation of Rubedo, its happiness may prepare the individual for the integration symbolized by this final alchemical stage.

Rubedo is the reddening: the realization and embodiment of transformed consciousness.

The lesson is that mystical joy achieves its greatest value when incorporated into daily living.

It is easy to experience bliss during meditation.

The greater accomplishment is maintaining compassion when the neighbor starts his lawnmower at six in the morning.

That, dear readers, is practical alchemy!

8. The Numerology of Nine — Completion Before Manifestation

Nine is the final single-digit number and traditionally symbolizes completion, culmination, and the gathering of experience.

In Western Hermetic Qabalah, Nine corresponds to Yesod, the Foundation.

Yet Yesod is not the final Sephirah.

That distinction belongs to Malkuth, the Kingdom.

Therefore, Nine signifies a condition approaching completion rather than absolute finality.

The pattern is established, but it must still be embodied in material experience.

This distinction is essential to understanding the Nine of Cups.

Emotional happiness has achieved a harmonious condition, but happiness must still be expressed through one's actual life.

Teth — The Hidden Good

The Hebrew letter Teth (ט) possesses the numerical value of nine.

In traditional Jewish interpretations, Teth is often associated with tov, meaning goodness.

This association suggests the idea of concealed goodness or potential awaiting revelation.

However, it is important to distinguish between gematria and Tarot correspondences.

Although Teth has the numerical value nine, in the Golden Dawn and Thoth systems it is assigned to ATU XI — Lust, not directly to the Nine of Cups.

The association between Teth and the Nine of Cups is therefore a numerical meditation, not a formal attribution of the card.

Nevertheless, the symbolism is illuminating.

The Nine of Cups suggests that happiness may already exist as an unrecognized potential within consciousness.

The purpose of spiritual development is not necessarily to manufacture goodness but to uncover and express what has been concealed.

The Mathematics of Nine

Nine also possesses a delightful mathematical property.

Its multiples retain a digital root of nine:

• 9 × 2 = 18 → 1 + 8 = 9

• 9 × 3 = 27 → 2 + 7 = 9

• 9 × 4 = 36 → 3 + 6 = 9

This mathematical property is not proof of a mystical law, but it provides a beautiful illustration of recurring patterns and numerical completion.

In the symbolic language of Qabalah, the Nine continually returns to itself.

Likewise, the happiness of Yesod reminds us to return to our emotional foundation.

We need not continually search the external world for what may already be flowering within.

9. The Cosmology of Happiness — The Microcosm Reflecting the Macrocosm

One of the fundamental principles of Western Hermetic philosophy is the correspondence between the Macrocosm and Microcosm.

The human being is understood as a reflection of greater patterns of existence.

Within this framework, the Nine of Cups illustrates how a universal principle of abundance may become a personal experience of happiness.

The correspondence can be understood through three levels:

• Macrocosm: Jupiter represents an archetypal principle of expansion and benevolence.

• Soul: Yesod in Briah symbolizes the reception of that abundance within the creative emotional nature.

• Microcosm: The human personality experiences the result as gratitude, generosity, and contentment.

This is a symbolic cosmological model, not a claim that planetary gravity or radiation directly produces human happiness.

Astrological symbolism describes meaningful correspondences within an esoteric system.

The important Hermetic principle is that the individual participates in a greater pattern of existence.

When the personality ceases imagining itself as isolated from everything else, compassion and gratitude can become more natural expressions of consciousness.

The Universe is not merely something the Soul observes; within Hermetic metaphysics, the Soul participates in its unfolding expression.

10. The Theology of Happiness — The Grail and Divine Communion

The overflowing cups of the Thoth Nine naturally recall the Holy Grail, the sacred vessel of spiritual nourishment.

In Christian mystical symbolism, the Grail may be contemplated as a vessel of Divine Grace.

Within Western Hermeticism, the same image can represent the receptive Soul, capable of receiving and expressing the descending influence of Spirit.

The symbolism also resonates with the mystical interpretation of the Eucharist.

Wine becomes a symbol of spiritual communion, transformation, and participation in sacred life.

The Nine of Cups portrays an emotional condition in which the individual feels blessed by existence itself.

It is reminiscent of the biblical image:

“My cup runneth over.” — Psalm 23:5, King James Version.

This is not necessarily the happiness of religious obedience or adherence to an external authority.

It is the experiential recognition of the sacred within existence.

In Hermetic theology, Divinity is not restricted to a distant ruler sitting beyond creation.

The Divine may also be contemplated as the living source of consciousness expressing itself through creation.

Consequently, happiness becomes more than a reward.

It becomes an expression of communion between Spirit, Soul, and Body.

The Grail is not merely something we seek. It is also something we must become capable of receiving.

And when the Grail finally overflows, the Magus should remember to share the wine.

Divine generosity looks rather suspicious when one keeps the entire bottle!

11. The Baroque Tarot Nine of Cups — The Wish Fulfilled

The Baroque Tarot approaches the Nine of Cups through a more recognizable human expression of satisfaction.

The card depicts an elderly gentleman dressed in elaborate Baroque clothing, seated comfortably and smiling toward the viewer.

Behind him is a dark background, while nine silver cups frame the composition.

Five cups form an arch above him, while four cups are arranged beneath him in an upward-curving formation.

The imagery suggests wealth, achievement, comfort, and the enjoyment of accumulated blessings.

Unlike the Thoth card's abstract representation of flowing elemental forces, the Baroque Tarot illustrates the human experience of emotional fulfillment.

The gentleman has apparently reached a stage of life when he can sit comfortably and appreciate his accomplishments.

He is no longer desperately pursuing happiness.

He appears to have found it.

And judging by his expression, he has absolutely no intention of getting out of that chair unless dinner is served!

The Five Above and Four Below

The arrangement of five upper cups and four lower cups offers an interesting opportunity for symbolic meditation.

In Qabalistic numerology, five corresponds to Geburah, while four corresponds to Chesed.

Geburah represents strength, discipline, and the power of discrimination.

Chesed represents mercy, generosity, and benevolent expansion.

Together, their numbers produce nine.

Although this need not be the artist's intended symbolism, the arrangement can be contemplated as the reconciliation of Strength and Mercy within Yesod.

The five cups above suggest the disciplined experiences through which the personality has developed.

The four cups below suggest the stable foundation of accumulated blessings.

Together, they surround the seated gentleman with an image of emotional completion.

The deeper interpretation is that happiness becomes sustainable when generosity is balanced by discernment.

Too much Geburah produces severity.

Too much Chesed produces indulgence.

Their balanced expression gives the personality the ability to enjoy what it has created without becoming enslaved by it.

The Dark Background — Light Revealed Through Contrast

The dark background further emphasizes the gentleman's visible satisfaction.

Metaphysically, darkness may symbolize the unknown, the unconscious, or the experiences through which wisdom has been acquired.

Against that darkness, the cups become symbols of recognized blessings.

Happiness does not require the complete elimination of life's difficulties.

It requires the development of sufficient awareness to recognize joy even within an imperfect world.

The gentleman's contentment therefore suggests maturity rather than innocence.

He has lived long enough to know that life is not always pleasant.

Nevertheless, he has discovered something worth smiling about.

That is no small accomplishment!

12. The Wish Card — Desire, Fulfillment, and the Higher Will

The Nine of Cups is traditionally known as the Wish Card.

It suggests that a desired emotional outcome may be approaching fulfillment.

However, Western Hermeticism invites us to examine the nature of the wish itself.

Is the desire an expression of genuine Will, or merely a temporary appetite of the personality?

The distinction is important.

A fulfilled desire does not automatically produce lasting happiness.

One may receive everything one thinks one wants and still feel dissatisfied.

The Nine of Cups encourages the querent to identify what genuinely nourishes the Soul.

The most fulfilling wishes are often those aligned with meaningful relationships, creative expression, compassion, personal development, and authentic Self-knowledge.

The Hermetic Magus understands that desire becomes most constructive when guided by conscious Will.

The Wish Card is not a cosmic vending machine.

One cannot simply insert three affirmations, press the Jupiter button, and demand a new mansion by Tuesday!

Rather, the card encourages the recognition of opportunities, the cultivation of gratitude, and the intelligent expression of one's desires.

13. Thoth and Baroque Tarot — Two Expressions of Happiness

The Thoth Tarot presents the metaphysical mechanism of emotional abundance.

The Baroque Tarot illustrates what that abundance feels like when expressed through human experience.

One depicts the flowing fountain.

The other depicts the gentleman who has finally learned to enjoy drinking from it.

Together, they reveal that happiness must be both experienced inwardly and appreciated outwardly.

14. When the Nine of Cups Appears in a Tarot Reading

When the Nine of Cups appears in a reading, it generally indicates a favorable emotional condition.

The querent may be approaching a period of fulfillment, gratitude, pleasure, or the realization of a cherished desire.

Possible interpretations include:

• Contentment and satisfaction: A period in which life feels emotionally rewarding.

• Fulfilled wishes: A desired experience or favorable outcome becomes possible.

• Self-esteem: Greater confidence, self-acceptance, and emotional security.

• Joy and inspiration: Renewed enthusiasm and appreciation for life.

• Love and openness: Emotional receptivity strengthens relationships.

• Optimism: Trust in future possibilities replaces unnecessary worry.

• Generosity and charity: The desire to share abundance with others.

• Emotional breakthrough: Release from old disappointments or restrictive emotional patterns.

• Spiritual fulfillment: Gratitude, meditation, and contemplation produce inner peace.

• Celebration: An opportunity to enjoy one's accomplishments.

The card may also indicate that the querent has reached a temporary period of emotional ease.

However, the mutable nature of Pisces reminds us that circumstances continually change.

Change is the stability of the Universe.

Therefore, the Nine advises us to appreciate happiness without attempting to imprison it.

A beautiful sunset does not become more beautiful because one demands that the Sun stop moving.

Enjoy the moment.

Let it enrich your consciousness.

And remember that another sunrise is possible!

15. When the Nine of Cups Is Ill-Dignified by Surrounding Cards

In my Thoth Tarot practice, cards are not reversed. Their constructive or problematic expressions are interpreted through their positions and relationships with surrounding cards.

When ill-dignified, the Nine of Cups may suggest:

• Self-complacency: Becoming too comfortable to pursue meaningful growth.

• Vanity: Mistaking temporary good fortune for personal superiority.

• Arrogance: Believing one's blessings establish superiority over others.

• Overindulgence: Excessive pursuit of pleasure or sensory gratification.

• False happiness: Using material possessions to conceal inner dissatisfaction.

• Stinginess: Refusing to share one's abundance.

• Unfulfilled wishes: Disappointment when expectations exceed practical possibilities.

• Emotional escapism: Retreating into fantasy instead of addressing reality.

• Loss of appreciation: Taking relationships, opportunities, or comforts for granted.

The principal warning concerns the relationship between pleasure and awareness.

Pleasure is not inherently harmful.

Indeed, within an embodied Hermetic philosophy, the capacity for pleasure is part of the richness of human existence.

The problem occurs when the personality becomes dependent upon pleasure for its sense of identity.

The Magus learns to enjoy the banquet without mistaking the banquet for the entirety of existence.

After all, Jupiter may provide the feast, but someone must still wash the dishes!

16. The Final Hermetic Lesson — Happiness Is a State of Consciousness

The Nine of Cups teaches that genuine happiness is not simply the satisfaction of an endless procession of desires.

It is the harmonious relationship between the conscious personality and the deeper currents of the Soul.

Through Yesod in Briah, the lunar waters receive the beneficence of Jupiter in Pisces.

The resulting experience is emotional abundance, compassionate awareness, and the ability to appreciate existence.

The Thoth Tarot expresses this through its overflowing cups.

The Baroque Tarot expresses it through the smiling gentleman enjoying the blessings of his life.

Both images reveal a single truth:

Happiness is most complete when we are conscious of the abundance already flowing through our lives.

The Nine of Cups does not promise that every moment will be joyful.

Rather, it invites us to recognize that happiness is a living current, continually renewed through gratitude, compassion, and conscious participation in life.

The Solar Self illuminates.

The Lunar Soul reflects.

The human personality experiences.

Together, they form a living expression of Spirit, Soul, and Body.

And perhaps the greatest wish of all is not to possess everything imaginable, but to discover that one's existence is already a remarkable gift.

As I often remind my students:

Above all things, know thyself.

For when you know the Self that experiences happiness, you begin to understand that joy is not merely something you pursue.

It is something you can consciously express.

A Closing Blessing from the Tarot of Eli and Elizabeth

Thank you for your interest, thoughtful comments, and supportive donations. Your generosity helps keep the waters of Hermetic wisdom flowing freely to those who seek greater Self-knowledge.

May Jupiter bless you with abundance, Pisces open your heart to compassion, and the luminous Moon of Yesod reflect the happiness of your Solar Self into every aspect of your life.

May your emotional cup overflow with love, your imagination remain fertile, and your greatest wishes find expression through the wisdom of your Higher Will.

Remember, dear readers: the Grail of Happiness is not always found at the end of a long spiritual quest. Sometimes it is already in your hand, waiting for you to notice that it is full.

May you live long and prosper!

— Magus Eli, Master Thoth Tarot Reader

Log onto magickeli.mystrikingly.com. for a powerful Western Hermetic Abundance ritual.

Experience Tarot Readings with a Magus of the Thoth Tarot

Most people think Tarot is about fortune-telling, party tricks, or vague “mystical” predictions you’ve seen in Hollywood films. But the Tarot of Thoth—when read by a trained Magus—is something far more profound.

As a Western Hermetic Magus and Master of the Thoth Tarot, I offer one-on-one online readings that go beyond surface-level card meanings. Each session is a direct resonance between myself and the querent—spirit to spirit, mind to mind, body to body.

This is not about guessing your future. It is about awakening clarity, unveiling hidden forces, and aligning you with your own Solar Self. The Thoth Tarot is a Book of Universal Archetypes, encoded with Qabalistic, astrological, and alchemical wisdom. A reading with me brings these forces alive in your life in real time.

How My Readings Differ

• Beyond the Mundane: I don’t just “interpret cards.” I read the dynamic flow of your Spirit–Mind–Body alignment through the Tarot’s Qabalistic architecture.

• Direct Resonance: My one-on-one sessions are not mechanical. I attune to your presence and read both the seen and unseen currents shaping your life.

• Hermetic Depth: As a Magus, I integrate the Tarot with the Tree of Life, planetary forces, and the Divine Archetypes that govern transformation. This opens insights that ordinary readings simply cannot access.

• Empowerment, not Dependency: My goal is not to trap you in predictions, but to empower you with vision—so you can consciously co-create your path.

Why Choose a Magus Reading?

Because a true Magus does not read for you—he reads with you. Together, we explore your unique resonance with the living archetypes of the Tarot, peeling away the illusions of false ego and awakening your authentic Self.

✨ Book your private online reading today (go to tarot-store page).
Special sliding-scale pricing is available, so no seeker is turned away.

Discover the Tarot not as superstition, but as a sacred key to self-sovereignty, clarity, and transformation.

May you live long and prosper.

For information concerning a personal Thoth Tarot Reading, Thoth Tarot Decks, book of Thoth or Master Thoth Tarot Classes by Eli, just log onto-elitarotstrickingly.com- and click on the Tarot-Store page. Thank you and many blessings to you and yours.

Traditional Tarot Blog, Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot decks, Tarot kits, tarot books

For powerful and fulfilling Western Hermetic Qabalistic Magick invocations and Rituals and magick blogs.