ENG: The Strength card depicts the process of becoming conscious of the destructive and constructive powers within us. To tame the lion...

ENG: Narrative, language, are means of cultural expression that can be analyzed, as they are fundamental resources for the mediation and...

ENG: Bees as a solar symbol of monarchy, an organized and complex group of insects, symbol of wisdom, order, labor, creativity and...

ENG: As a sacred symbol in religious vestments; a symbol of the underworld in the tumbs, as a symbol of the royals; and a symbol of...

ENG: Universalis Columna. quasi sustinens omnia, (the spine of the Universe, holder of the whole). The Polar star is a center and a point...

ENG: Water (AQUA) is the hiding place and the dwelling place of the whole treasure. It's source of life, means of purification and...

ENG: FIRE (Ignis). In many religions is described as a divine spirit within us being like a fire that can be incited or suffocated. Like...

ENG: Janus (Iānus) held a staff in his right hand, in order to guide travellers along the correct route, and a key in his left to open...

ENG: The Wheel of Fortune represented here by the Fate Goddesses, the three Moirai in a cave. Reflected in the lunar phases, young...

ENG: There is no way out of a myth, only a way more deeply into it. Hades means not "bad" but "deep", and being taken to those depths...

ENG: "Illness is the path for perfection". Ill people provoke their own illness. That's the symbolic interpretation of sickness, known as Psychosomatics. In order to understand this theory we need to get through some explanations... First, the human conciousness is dual, and in one side that's is good because we can have discernment over things, but at the same time it makes us incomplete and imperfect. So on this track of thinking, the human being is ill and it is manifeste

ING: "Everything is double, everything has two poles, everything has its opposite. The same and the unequal are the same thing. The extremes touch. All truths are half-truths. All paradoxes can be reconciled." Always when man faces enigmatic questions, about the unknown, like death; his unconscious creates simbolic models (mythic/archetypal models). And almost all of those symbols and motifs that manifests in death dreams are as well present in the journey of the individuati

ENG: In the time when belief systems that offer life meaning seem to have failed us, any archetypal imagery that can provide an organazing system could become a container for the psyche in an uncertain world. (The ancient Gods want to regain their voice) Consciousness isn't only a racional and intelectual process of the soul and spirit, that's mostly why the modern man is sick and devoid of meaning. When we get constellated by a symbol or an archetype, it's a transcedent ca

ENG: "Know thyself", it's imperative not only to explore the highest heavens but also the deepest hells. I see beauty and power in the symbolic description of the Anima as the mediator of your hero in the second part of the hero's journey at the major arcana. Now he must go into an inward journey. Like when Beatrice appear's at the gates of Hell (Inferno) to Vigil in Dante's Alighieri's masterpiece, to guide him in this path of the inner world. But Babalon's energy as the a