The 3 of Disks-Works represents endurance, strong physical determination, and tenacity. The 3, is the ability to give the "works" to what you want. ![]()
The astrological sign of Mars in the constellation of Capricorn adorns this card, as Mars is the planet of activity, energy, vitality and assertion. Also,
Mars in Capricorn is the celestial ruler of this card placing Mars in
his most exalted state. Here,when linked to Capricorn, the Martian
energy is constructive and he is an exceptional builder and engineer. Capricorn represents,
the assertion of Mind, Heart and Action with focused intention moving
in the same direction of tangible and secure manifestation. Hence, the Tarot-3 of Disks-Works, also represents The Great Work:the establishment of the material Universe and the determination of Its basic form. ![]() The Qabalistic view of the Thoth card is that of a pyramid as seen from above its apex. The
three wheeled base, represents the three Mother Letters of the Hebrew
alphabet, Aleph ( Air) , Shin (Fire), and Mem (Water) or the alchemical
system of Mercury, Sulphur (old English spelling), and Salt. If you
are of the Hindu persuasion, the three wheels represent the 3 Rajas,
and Tamas. If you are interested in Hindu system of Guna, the three are Sattva, Rajas and Tamas. Guna: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is about the Indian philosophical concept "Guna". For other uses, see Guna (disambiguation). Guṇa (Sanskrit: गुण)
depending on the context means 'string, thread or strand', or 'virtue,
merit, excellence', or 'quality, peculiarity, attribute, property'. The
concept originated in Samkhya philosophy, but now a key concept in various schools of Hindu philosophy. There
are 3 guṇas, according to this worldview, that have always been and
continue to be present in all things and beings in the world. These 3 gunas are called: sattva (goodness, constructive, harmonious), rajas (passion, active, confused), and tamas (darkness, destructive, chaotic). All of these 3 gunas are
present in everyone and everything, it is the proportion that is
different, according to Hindu worldview. The interplay of these gunas defines
the character of someone or something, of nature and determines the
progress of life. In some contexts, it may mean 'a subdivision, species,
kind, quality', or an operational principle or tendency of something or
someone. In human behavior studies, Guna means personality,
innate nature and psychological attributes of an individual.There is no
single word English language translation for the concept guna. The usual, but approximate translation is "quality". ![]() Part of the Great Work
is to establish a "Knowing Evolutionary" state of self-conscious
expanding and liberating", to "sense out" through the animal brain form;
bypassing survival thinking limits, allowing Wisdom to act, rather than
letting the senses of "outward being" dictate reaction. To a Qabalist,
Wisdom is the ability to "create-see error-and correct it", for we know
that Wisdom is 50% error, and 50% correction; to the animal brain to
make error is feared, thus, keeping it from creating anew. The wise know
that we must make mistakes when creating in a "cause and effect"
universe, as entropy is part of all material creation. Entropy, is
always seeking to "proceed from order to disorder", and the Universal
solution to that chaos, is to keep up motion by constant change. In
other words, "To expand and liberate" creation from previous boundaries
rather than just react to creation. If you know yourself at all,
you will Know that the Human Being is the Solution to
Spirit/creative-conscious limitations caused by being infinite and therefore, timeless. We have the "Mind of
Goddess/God", often called Imagination and reason; Imagination is
what I call "the Womb with a view". Having such a "god mind", we can
see beyond our senses, we can plot and give birth to futures while
changing pasts; we are
visionary in our sight and see beyond the entropy of the past into the
newness of the moment. To know thyself, is to know that the moment
doesn't contain "the mind of you" and that it is just a moment, where
as, as a psyche/soul you are a Master of Time /Space and have the power
to
change moments, just by perspective alone. The Thoth Tarot- 3 of Disks,
is also called the 3 of Pentacles in the Barbara Walker, Golden Dawn,
Ryder -Waite, The Night Sun Tarot and may other traditional Tarot decks, such as, the SpellCaster's Tarot. For those interested in in-tonal vibration, the Angels of the Decan are Yechevah and Lehachiah. ![]() The Pyramid seems
to be arising out of a Great Sea, that represents Binah-Understanding, the Third
Sephira on the Tree of Life.This card also represents the Material
establishment of the Universe as determined by its basic form of 3. The
influence of Mars is in the Red- tint. The Thoth Tarot- 3 of Disks- Works, represents the
determination of the established Universe in basic form. This is
called,"The influence of Binah in the Sphere of Earth." The SpellCaster's Tarot, is less exoteric than the Thoth Tarot. And therefore, shows the great work as a fecund and fertile orchard with a magician and his audience. The Magician is showing the sacred pentagram center of the Apple, which is often used to symbolize the 5 elements. The Magician is training the young girl and boy in his craft. The primary meaning of this card. The ubiquitous SpellCaster's squirrel, here eating an apple, is present in this card indicating, industriousness.
As in all cards, the definition is modified by dignity. If ill dignified by the accompanying cards:
If
the Three of Disks is surrounded by Trump (Major Arcana), the querent
is on the Spiritual/Mental journey of the Great Work, and is
accomplishing the Task of Remembering the "As above", thus manifesting
it "so Below". For
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Tarot Card Comparisons: The Thoth Tarot- 3 of Disks-Works & The SpellCaster's Tarot-3 of Pentacles.
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