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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII) (1912), PDF p. 243

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DESCRIPTION OF THE CARDS OF THE TAROT above water, which occupies the lower part of the card rising above the hand, From this flower rises a stern, terminating near the top of the card in another lotus, from which flows a Sparkling white water, as from a fountain. Crossed on the stem just beneath are two dolphins, Argent and Or, on to which the water falls, and from which it pours in full streams, like jets of gold and silver, into two cups; which in their turn overflow, flooding the lower part of the card, 52 and as above and below Harmony of masculine and feminine united. Harmony, pleasure, mirth, subtlety: but if ill dignified—folly, dissipa- tion, waste, silly actions, Chokmah of( ?הMarriage, love, pleasure) Therein rule the Angels?לאעואand .?היונה LV THE LORD OF ABUNDANCE T/Wez of Clla/ires A WHITE Radiating Hand, as before, holds a group of lotuses or water—lilies, from which two flowers rise on either side 01, and overhanging the top cup; pouring into it the white water. Flowers in the same way pour white water into the lower cups‘ All the cups overflow; the topmost into the two others, and these upon the lower part of the card Cups are arranged in an erect equilateral triangle, 3; and ra above and below. Abundance, plenty, success, pleasure, sensuality, passive 201
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