TAROT DES IMAGIERS DU MOYEN AGE no.1
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Unveiling the Medieval Mystique: Oswald Wirth’s Tarot
Legacy
In
the realm of esoteric knowledge and divinatory arts, few texts are as revered
as Oswald Wirth’s “Le Tarot des imagiers du Moyen Age.” This seminal work,
which translates to “The Tarot of the Medieval Image Makers,” serves as a
comprehensive guide to the rich symbolism and profound wisdom encapsulated
within the Tarot.
Oswald
Wirth, a Swiss occultist and a pioneer in the study of Tarot, presents a
compelling exploration of the Tarot’s origins and its intricate connection to
medieval artistry and symbolism. His book delves into the heart of Tarot’s
mystique, examining the 22 Major Arcana cards, or “clefs,” as he refers to
them, which are considered the keys to unlocking the secrets of wisdom from the
Middle Ages.
Wirth’s
approach to the Tarot is not merely predictive; it is deeply interpretative and
reflective. He views the Tarot as a symbolic language, one that transcends the
barriers of time and culture to speak directly to the human soul. Through his
detailed analysis of each card, Wirth invites readers to consider the Tarot as
a tool for personal growth and self-discovery.
The
book is divided into two parts: the first provides an overview of the Tarot,
including its kabbalistic, astronomical, and numerological correlations. The
second part offers an in-depth look at the symbolism of the “22 keys of the
secret Sapience of the Middle Ages,” guiding the reader through a journey of
esoteric enlightenment.
“Le
Tarot des imagiers du Moyen Age” is more than a guide to Tarot reading; it is a
testament to the enduring power of symbols and their ability to reflect the
deepest truths of our existence. Wirth’s work remains a cornerstone for anyone
seeking to understand the Tarot’s historical and spiritual significance.
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