About the Book

The true symbolism of the Tarot has always been known behind the scenes. Millenia passed, the sacred glyphs beyond temporal considerations remainded the same. The eventual downfall and disintegration of the last remnants of a previous age – in many ways a purer and happier age – obscured the symbolism outwardly and few remained to understand and interpret.

As of the age of Taurus, some 6000 years ago, the underlying support of human civilisation – the symbolic 'archetypal' roots within Mans' mind, imagination and basic assumptions – slowly became corrupted. The rest of the story is known : by the 19th and 20th centuries AD humanity had fallen prey to a small group of manipulators devoid of conscience and responsibility. It was therefore of prime importance to attempt a correction, a restoration of ancient truth – a cleansing of the precious stones having fallen into dust and oblivion.

Though various attempts had been made to restore the sanctity and simple truth within the closed circles of secret societies, these proved wholly inadequate. Why should the full knowledge be made difficult of access?

Various members among the secret societies disagreed. Their untimely death leads to the unsavory suspicion that very strong temporal powers were not at all pleased with the prospect of having ancient symbolism – these underlying roots of human consciousness – restored, in full view of anyone.

This book was conceived to restore a thorough overview of what the ancients had bequeathed mankind in form of symbols : wisdom and profound liberty of thought, of imagination and of mental probing. In our time, now, the study of "magic synchronicities", of the biosphere and the current space-time field has become a necessity.

It is hoped that the cues, clues and other mental associations offered here can function towards a furthering of global developments meant to secure positive and happy prospects. The liberation of each individuals' inner dimensions necessarily leads to a realignment of his or her actions and reactions. When these can be harmonised the world must necessarily change – and harmony is the last goal for human interaction.