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Dokumen - Tips - Book of Thoth
Dokumen - Tips - Book of Thoth
While the trump cards are representing the paths connecting the
ten Sephirot of the Tree of Life (page 1), the suits are attached to
the four elements Fire, Air, Water and Earth as follows:
Wands - the element of the fire, standing for the spiritual, for
creativity, mysticism, imagination (world of Atziluth)
Cups - the element of water, standing for emotion, feeling,
relationship (world of Briah)
Swords - the element of the air, standing for the intellectual,
the logical and scientific (world of Yetzirah)
Disks - the element of the earth, standing for the materials,
the body, the ‘down-to-earth-matters’ (world of Assiah)
The court cards are the Knight, the Queen, the Prince and the
Princess - in the Thoth deck. This can get a bit confusing when
using other decks, where the court cards are called King, Queen,
Knight and Page (or Child), especially when the Thoth deck calls
‘Knight’ what most others call ‘King’ and ‘Prince’ what most
others call ‘Knight’.
The ten numbered cards represent the ten Sephirot, i.e. the ten
steps of the element from Kether (Ace) to Malkuth (Ten).
As for the meanings, always remember the one rule that someone
might tell you a lot of the card, but only you yourself will really
know what it means for you.