The Major and Minor Arcana

The Major Arcana represents an evolution from the very first steps one takes in a spiritual odyssey, a voyage or journey, and on through the final completion when one is absorbed back into the original Godhead Source. Each step, each cycle in the Major Arcana is as a completed phase of moving beyond everything previously experienced. The Major Arcana cards represent a great amount of power structures bonded and locked together, and these are the power cards. Any layout consisting of 4 or more Major Arcana cards has a considerable amount of power. Layouts having 6 to 8 Major Arcana cards have special significance and power. Major Arcana cards rule over the Minor Arcana. Each card serves as a resonator, a tuning device, that connects energy patterns of the mind and psyche with other Creative Force Energy vibrations in the layout and throughout the Cosmos.

Minor Arcana cards consist of 4 suits of cards numbered 1 through 10, plus 4 court cards per suit. Each of these do represent an evolution. Cards 1 through 5 deal with evolution in terms of concise realities, and deal with the first part of the evolution. The later part of the evolution, numbers 6 through 10, represents lots of distortion, difficulty and confusion.

The Minor Arcana does have its difficulties and problems. It was reconstructed in a fashion that did not represent the original form of Egyptian structure. As a result, certain meanings of the Minor Arcana are not as valid as others from a mundane standpoint of reference, but the Creative Forces Vibrations resonate with the Thoth Tarot card Matrixes to offset this non-representation of the original Egyptian structure.

Although there are only 1 or 2 cards in the Major Arcana that can frighten people, there is much in the Minor Arcana of a frightening nature. Nothing in the Court Cards can frighten people. Frightening aspects of the Minor Arcana have caused it to be misused as a fear motivating, manipulative and mind control tool, and did, to a certain degree, influence the structuring for these cards. If you wish to do readings with these cards, realize you are fully responsible for what you tell your clients. Exercise great care, concern and understanding when you read the minor Arcana. These are the most misread cards in the deck, are very important, and need as much of your time as other cards in the deck. Each card is very significant, and when you find this significance, communicate the nature of the energies and forces involved in the most appropriate, constructive creative manner. This is not always possible, and sometimes difficult, but most important that it be done.