On Aleph Tarot you can find both generic readings like The Triangle and The Celtic Cross and readings meant for specific topics, such as our free Love Tarot Spread. Daily Card - Receive your personal Tarot card of the day by E-Mail and learn what it reserves for you.

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Aleph Tarots aims at creating transparent and understandable free tarot readings. You may find helpful answers here without years of study or uselessly complex theoretical systems.

Each letter has been assigned to a Tarot key. The term Key for each card signifies that each card is being used to unlock a particular door in your mind. The three Mother letters are Sh, A, and M representing the first elements. Key 20 Sh Shin Judgement Realization Fire Key 0 A Aleph The Fool Superconsciousness Air

The Fool is the Tarot major trump representing the Hebrew letter Aleph/1, the first letter of the Hebrew letter-numbers and the first Mother letter. It is important to understand that the Fool, or any other Tarot trump, has no meaning beyond the letter it points to.

Aleph acts on (Lammed, 30) unstructured energy (Phay, 80), the evolutionary potentials of the Matrix/Mother Nature. Replacing her (the Empress) with the Tower misunderstands the Infinite as well as Nefesh.

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The Aleph Tarot is a Majors only deck of 22 cards and is also known as the Cathar Tarot (listed this way in Kaplan’s Encyclopedia of Tarot, volume IV, pages 25-26.)

Aug 10, 2021 · So I’ve been looking into the Hebrew aleph-bets associations with tarot cards and I’ve noticed that some sources say that The Fool is Aleph, The Magician Bet and so on, but others say The Magician is Aleph, High Priestess is Bet and so …

The first letter in the Hebrew alphabet (or, rather, alefbet), is Alef (also transliterated as Aleph). Its various meanings are: (cardinals=) One, Thousand...