Due
to the limits of time/space, and the Power of Limitation, I will continually cover the Thoth Tarot
Cards more thoroughly than I have done in the past blogs, in an
ever-present evolutionary process. So feel free to scroll back and
review the individual Thoth Tarot cards in comparison with different
tarot decks, for more detailed information. ![]() Which really isn't the traditional meaning of this key. It is traditionally about overthrowing the institutionalize authority, created by man, in favor of the divine authority that created all living things. ![]() THE THOTH DECK KEY-16-THE TOWER: Basically
states the message that the inner
self, will change outer self, whether it likes it or not. The harder one
resists change the more traumatic the required change will be. In
the Thoth Tarot, key 16 is subtitled "war" and in medieval times it was called the "house of god" or the "blasted tower". For it is under the
influence of Mars and attributed to the letter Peh {meaning-Mouth},
referring to Mars. Here cosmic energy is represented in its most
primeval form. What is usually shown as key 16 the Tower, is the destruction of the existing material by
fire, and/or the old Aeon of Osiris (The Patriarch) being destroyed for
the establishment of the New Aeon of Horus, shown as the Great Eye of
Horus in the Card. This great "I" is a new identity, that of the Divine
Child of The Divine Creative (Christ or Buddha consciousness), coming to
the mundane man-made identity of the past. As we all know, new software
(identity) requires erasure of the old, before it can operate or
up-grade the hardware or in the human body sense, the "wet ware",
properly. Thus, we have the geometric shapes of man-made identity
falling from the tower, as there are no straight lines in nature who
constructs all things from "spiral energy". Thus flexible and ever
changing; something the righteous man can never be. ![]() This destruction is illustrated at the bottom of the Thoth card as being the
destruction of the Old Ridged Military Industrial Aeon by lightning
engines of War. When one worships military might as authority over
others and thereby resisting change, one is destroyed by that very god (Authority) they
worship. Thus, the jaws of Dis (Roman god of destruction) belch forth
the flames of destruction.i.e, purification. Falling from the tower, the destroyed garrison of the military industrial
empire, are
those of man-made indoctrination. You may note that they are made of straight lines, i.e.
unnatural, hence, they represent man-made identity. The Ultimate reality
of perfection is No-thing-ness, for only the "Waves" (disturbances or
imperfections) in the No-Thing become something. Thus, only out of
imperfection can existence exist. For instance, life itself, is always trying to achieve a perfect balance, but environment is unstable, and therefore, Life must continually adjust its balance. In metaphysics, we now know that One Mind who is
perfection, is not seeking perfection, for that is about as smart as a
fish in the ocean looking for water. We are all to be unstable, that is
imperfect, so that we keep moving forward, seeking balance,
experimenting in Self Awareness for that is the "Joy of God", expressed as "I Will BE"! In other
words, to make a long story short, the Divine Creative enjoys being, and self awareness, requires self-discovery, which is what we spend our lives doing. Self discovery requires measurement, developed by senses, something the infinite cannot do unless it creates "Self within It-Self". Hence, we, the created identity of I AM Me, will always
be imperfect, and thank god for that, as that means I shall always
progress; maybe stumbling along to keep my balance in life's constant
movement, but always experiencing self as it faces issues and solves them. The secret is to turn that stumbling into a dance of joyous
passion, which some call, "enjoying the journey". I for one, know that a diamond, the perfect and absolute
stasis (righteousness) of the carbon atom, cannot dance! We must will to live to be, and will to die to become. Thus, the dove on the Thoth Card, symbolizes the Will to live (the spirit-feminine), and the Lion-Serpent The spirit male) the will to die. ![]() WHEN THE TOWER CARD IS THROWN DURING A DIVINATION: it implies:
If ill dignified or reversed:
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Tarot Card Comparisons: The Thoth Tarot- Key 16- The Tower & The Legends Tarot-Key 16-The Tower
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