THE WEDDING.
Teaches Balance, a way to a happier life.
The concept of Union in Tantric philosophy is profound, symbolizing the foundational processes of creation and the intricate dance of cosmic forces. It represents the commencement of a transformative journey, where the fusion of elements and energies gives rise to the complex tapestry of existence. In this context, the Union is akin to a sacred marriage, a 'Yukti,' where disparate entities converge to create something greater than themselves, mirroring the birth of stars and planets from the primordial chaos. This ancient understanding resonates with the modern scientific narrative of the universe's genesis, where energy (E) and matter (M) intertwine in a cosmic ballet, leading to the formation of life as we know it. The Sanskrit term 'Pilu-AlAna,' akin to the Greek 'Phylacteries,' encapsulates this essence of binding and fusion, reminiscent of the mythological fusion of Atum and Ra in Egyptian lore, where the amalgamation of the smallest particles stabilizes to form the building blocks of life. Thus, the Tantric Union is not merely a metaphor for creation but a declaration of the intrinsic unity underlying the apparent diversity of the cosmos.
The Wedding card is a powerful symbol that resonates deeply with those seeking guidance in their personal lives. This card is not a standard part of traditional tarot decks but may appear in various oracle and thematic decks where it holds significant meaning. It represents the union not just between individuals but also the harmonious alignment of opposing forces, reflecting a balance that is essential for life itself. The number eight, associated with the Wedding card, is a symbol of infinity and continuity. In Sanskrit, 'ahI'—which correlates with the number eight—represents a connection between heaven and earth, suggesting a divine blessing upon the union. This number also symbolises the Sun, which is often associated with life, vitality, and enlightenment. The Sun's presence in the symbolism of the Wedding card indicates a source of energy that sustains and nurtures new beginnings. In the context of a consultant's life, the Wedding card can signify a period of positive transformation.
What does the word Arc of Covenant mean? Arc is derived from Sanskrit and it means light, and Covenant originated from saGgIti translating to harmony, Symphonia, and "harmonious, agreeing in sound". It can be explained with geometry, the square root of negative. In geometric terms just as multiplying by -1 can be thought of as a reflection. So, multiplying by i can be thought of as a rotation via the imaginary axis. The unit i, (iota: very small particle) also known as imaginary number i, represents the value of the square root of -1 and part of the number system called imaginary numbers. An imaginary number is the value of the square root of a negative number. The numbers are not fake just simply have no place on the number line like real numbers. In short, the Arc of Covenant is not a box. It is Genesis and we are the holographic image of the Creator hence, we cannot be separated from the Creator. We wouldn't exist without the 3, which is 1, and our number is also 3, but it is 1. That is why the number 33 or rather 3 3 is significant. Read more >>
This wisdom, embedded within the Biedermeier deck, invites you not just to seek answers, but to remember your place in the dance of creation.
