Tarot Meditation On The Meaning of THE HIGH PRIESTESS Card

THE HIGH PRIESTESS Tarot Meditation On The Meaning of The High Priestess Card With Music

I’m not an expert, but I really enjoy using the tarot. I sometimes read the cards for my clients, as well as, to find answers for myself.

To read the tarot well, I believe it’s a combination of using your intuitive sense, understanding the intention of each tarot card and connecting energetically with their client.

In short, TAROT is an art form.

It seems the earliest references to tarot date to the 1440s and 1450s. This is contrary to the general assumption that the tarot are thousands of years old.

The tarot started as a card game. Tarot cards used the standard Italian four face cards—king, queen, knight, and knave—for a total of 56 cards. The fool card was a wild card and there were 21 trump cards.

Tarot is a game of trick taking.

Even though there are many, mostly minor variations to the rules of the game, it hasn’t changed much since the 15th century.

It’s interesting to note that the tarot only became a tool of psychics, fortune tellers and the occult in the 19th century. The current day tarot has nothing to do with the medieval tarot cards.

So, I’ve created this series of short meditations based on the meanings of the Major Arcana as a creative way to share their significance.

I’ve set them to music too. I hope you enjoy them.

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TRANSCRIPT Of The Meaning of THE HIGH PRIESTESS Card

The High Priestess Card…

The High Priestess is often viewed as a kind of female pope or papess. She’s on par with the Egyptian Priestess of Isis.

The High Priestess is often perceived as the female aspect of the Holy Trinity. The High Priestess is a teacher of ancient knowledge.

She represents our inner life and a method. for contacting it,

as well as contemplative study of nature and metaphysics.

The High Priestess also counsels against being too inward looking. It can become a distraction.

We can’t forget to live. We must experience each other, nature, animals, and life in all its glory.

It’s our connections that make us human.

The High Priestess encourages introspection only after you’ve experienced enough of the external world.

Keep it all in balance. When you do, you become more effective.

When you engage in a regular spiritual practice, as the High Priestess suggests, as well as throw yourself into life daily, she says this is the road to true freedom and independence of spirit.