The Tarot

Ra claimed to have visited the ancient Egyptians in an effort to assist in our development. Other sixth density entities have had similar missions in other parts of the world. Ra indicated that the message of these missions was ultimately corrupted by the humans they were designed to help.

One of the tools Ra created to assist in the development of the ancient Egyptians was the Tarot. The 22 Major Arcana cards of the Tarot were created to help them gain further knowledge of the self and thereby assist them in the process of achieving polarization. They attempt to represent archetypes that exist deep in the root of the mind and to describe the mind's basic architecture.

The 22 Major Arcana are divided into 3 categories. And each of the 3 categories contain 7 subcategories. Plus there is an additional archetype card that stands on its own. The 3 categories are Mind, Body, and Spirit. The 7 subcategories within each category are: Matrix, Potentiator, Catalyst, Experience, Significator, Transformation, and the Great Way. The 22nd archetype is the Choice.

The Matrix and the Potentiator archetypes represent two aspects that can be used to balance Catalyst. The Experience archetype represents the most efficient tool for growth. The Significator archetype represents the most capable nature for growth.

These archetypes provide the framework on which you can build but the specifics are unique to each individual. When studying the Tarot, precision is not the goal. Rather, focus on the quality of your perception of each general concept. Synthesizing the understanding you gain from studying these archetypes can lead to transformation through the exercise of free will.

Overview of the 22 Archetypes of the Major Arcana

The 22 Major Arcana of the Tarot are archetypes of the mind that represent its hierarchical structure and its development.

1 – Matrix of the Mind: The Magician

The Matrix of the Mind can be understood as the conscious mind. It is represented by the Magician in the Tarot perhaps because the self-conscious being is full of the magic of what is possible. By itself the conscious mind is unmoving but, when Potentiated, it is the activator of all mind activity.

2 – Potentiator of the Mind: The High Priestess

The Potentiator of the Mind can be understood as intuition, which comes from the subconscious mind. This is the reservoir from which the conscious mind draws in order to create, ideate, and become more self-conscious.

3 – Catalyst of the Mind: The Empress

Catalyst arises from the use of the subconscious portion of the mind by the conscious portion of the mind. It is represented by nobility in the Tarot because the subconscious mind is ennobled by its use by the conscious mind.

4 – Experience of the Mind: The Emperor

Experience ensues through the use of catalyst that has been processed by the Potentiated consciousness. It is represented by nobility in the Tarot because the use of the vast resources of the subconscious mind ennobles the conscious mind.

5 – Significator of the Mind: The Hierophant

The Significator of the Mind represents the will to know, but on its own it does not know what to do with its knowledge or the reasons why it seeks knowledge.

6 – Transformation of the Mind: The Two Paths

The novice is transformed by the need to choose between the light and the dark in the mind.

7 – Great Way of the Mind: The Chariot

The Great Way of the Mind is the summation of the first six archetypes. It shows the fruits of appropriate travel through the mind in that it continues to move nobly through the material it conceives. The adept whose consciousness has been disciplined by their will and by faith will come to realize the infinite nature of consciousness and may ultimately contact intelligent infinity directly.