Why the New Tarot is the New ‘Thelema’

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• September 22, 2021

The New Taros is a new interpretation of the sacred, but it also has an apocalyptic twist.

The new Tarot’s popularity has been fueled by its popularity among the alt-right and its embrace of the occult, but the new interpretation also has a deep religious history, according to a study from the University of North Carolina.

The study, published by the American Historical Association, found that the Tarot was popularized by the 18th century occultist and occultist writer Henry James.

James was influenced by a book by occultist, Aleister Crowley, that advocated the use of Tarot cards to guide and interpret occult rituals.

According to the study, James believed that the new tarot card could help guide people through their dark spiritual journeys, as well as offer a way to help the dead find solace.

James wrote a book called Tarot of the Future, which claimed that the card could predict the future.

The Tarot also has been used to help people cope with grief, the study found.

The card is often used as a symbol of love and happiness.

The first card, known as the Seven, has been linked to love and compassion, and the second card, the Eight, is used to express gratitude and help with stress.

The second edition of the Taroll, the Taran, was published in 1685.

It included an explanation of the tarot, which was intended to help with religious ceremonies.

In addition to James, occultist Aleister Lowenstein and the late author John Dee are credited with the new Tarots interpretation.

The New Taros is a new interpretation of the sacred, but it also has an apocalyptic twist.The new Tarot’s popularity…