Tarot offers a perception of the inner work one must accomplish in establishing a relationship with the Soul. This leads to contact with the higher mind and its universal experience. We can also describe the tarot journey as an initiatic teaching that expresses the idea of practice through the expansion of consciousness.
As we explore beyond the physical, emotional, and mental aspects of what we call personality within us, we find another energy that is not so easy to define and seems to carry us to a deeper level; this is the Spirit. Our connection to the universal collective energy of the Spirit begins by being open to its mystery.
The different stages of the unknown, unseen world of the Spirit are reflected in the twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana. The symbols in the cards are transformed into practical steps that seekers of greater consciousness can apply to their daily lives.
Events tell the hidden story in a universal language that can be translated according to the reader's understanding.
Tarot is a book for those who are open and ready to hear the symbolic language of the Soul. The first language was numbers, then the language of images and myths kept the knowledge of initiatic illumination alive.
Tarot is the illustrated presentation of the mysterious language of numbers that guides us through cycles of spiritual transformation. Each card, just as with numbers, can only be understood in relation to the one before and after it.