About the Cards
ORIGIN
The mathematical basics of this construct are as follows:
The mathematical basics of this construct are as follows:
Before bookbinding was a thing, what we have come to know as the common "deck of playing cards" was actually known and used as a book of Time in ancient esoteric and spiritual societies. It was recognized and utilized as a mathematical system of knowledge, serving as a precision instrument that accurately reveals to us the energy templat
Before bookbinding was a thing, what we have come to know as the common "deck of playing cards" was actually known and used as a book of Time in ancient esoteric and spiritual societies. It was recognized and utilized as a mathematical system of knowledge, serving as a precision instrument that accurately reveals to us the energy templates that we are working with, as well as the influences of the solar year and cycles, and the planetary energies that we may experience throughout a lifetime. For the seekers of Truth and self-knowledge, this little book may become a powerful key to unlocking their highest potential, destiny, and life plan.
The mathematical basics of this construct are as follows:
The mathematical basics of this construct are as follows:
The mathematical basics of this construct are as follows:
- The 2 colors of the cards ~ Red and black; Yin and yang; Masculine and feminine energies. The Sun behind the Sun.
- The 4 suits ~ The 4 elements; The 4 seasons.
- 52 cards in the deck ~ 52 weeks in the year.
- The 12 court cards ~ { Kings, Queens, and Jacks } 12 months in the year; The 12 signs of the zodiac;
- 13 cards in each suit ~
- The 2 colors of the cards ~ Red and black; Yin and yang; Masculine and feminine energies. The Sun behind the Sun.
- The 4 suits ~ The 4 elements; The 4 seasons.
- 52 cards in the deck ~ 52 weeks in the year.
- The 12 court cards ~ { Kings, Queens, and Jacks } 12 months in the year; The 12 signs of the zodiac;
- 13 cards in each suit ~ Each season has 13 weeks;
- Add the numerical values together for each suit, (the Ace is worth 1, the Jack, Queen, and King are each worth 11, 12, and 13 respectively) and we have: 91; { 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 + 10 + 11 + 12 + 13 = 91 } There are 91 days in each season.
- When the numerical values of all 4 suits are combined,
we have 91 х 4 = 364 - The Joker is the 53rd archetype; the “remnant of days”; the highest symbol in the deck; depicted as the fool, either rejected or played as a wild card when used in card games; significantly equal to the 0 or Fool Card in the Tarot; carrying a numerical value of 1¼. He stands alone as the 5th element in this 4-part system. And his numeric value is represented as such, as a proportion corresponding to his interplay with this 4-part reality, or mathematically:
5/4 which reduces to 1¼
When we add the Joker to the deck we get
364 + 1 ¼ = 365 ¼ {the time it takes for the Sun to complete one solar year}