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Projection is an unconscious, autonomous
process whereby we first see in the persons, objects, and happenings in
our environment those tendencies, characteristics, potentials, and
shortcomings that really belong to us! Projecting our inner
world onto the outer one is not a thing we do on purpose. It is the
way the psyche functions. Projection happens so continuously and so
unconsciously that we are usually totally unaware it is taking
place. These projections however, are useful tools toward gaining
self-knowledge. The Tarot
cards represent symbolically those instinctual forces operating
autonomously in the depths of the human psyche and are called archetypes.
They function in the psyche in much the same way as do the instincts
function in the body. We cannot see these archetypal forces, but we
experience them in our dreams, visions, and waking thoughts where they
appear as images. Although the specific form these images take may
vary from culture to culture and from person to person - their essential
characters are universal. People of all ages and cultures can relate
to the archetypal Mother, Father, Lover, Hero, Magician, Fool, Devil,
Savior, and Old Wise Man. 
The
interpretations of the 22 Tarot cards listed on this page were developed
through many years of study and observation. They are written with
the intention of offering counsel and have a spiritual overtone. A
card spread may or may not include Major Arcana cards. If this is
the case, the message of the spread will deal with more mundane matters.
However, a spread will usually include a mixture of both spiritual and
mundane card messages. Each person
will receive his/her own personalized and unique message from the card/s
depending on his/her life's circumstances.
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The Major Arcana of the Tarot may be viewed
as a silent picture text representing the typical experiences encountered
along the age-old path to self-realization. How and why such a
subject matter found its way into the Tarot is a mystery that has puzzled
generations of scholars.
The best way to get at
the individual meaning of these cards for oneself is to approach them
directly as if one would the paintings in an art gallery. Like
paintings, they are projection holders or "hooks" one uses to
project his/her inner world onto the outer one and is done
unconsciously.
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