Apokalypto 993
The original decoding key of the Tarot de Marseille
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The Major Arcana of Marseilles hold a mystery. Their evocative images invite us to explore personal and subjective interpretations, shaped by our level of awareness and knowledge.However, we often find ourselves trapped in a worldview constructed by our received programming: from our parents' beliefs, our education, and the social context we live in. These filters inexorably alter our way of perceiving reality, unless a natural seed of doubt sprouts within us.
Ancient sages deeply understood the spiritual nature of vision and how images could be manipulated to make us believe in illusions. For this reason, those who held universal knowledge sought to communicate through symbols, allegories, and myths, eluding the censorship of inquisitorial minds and authorities who, in the past as today, wish to keep the people in a state of ignorance and submission.
The Tarot de Marseille was designed to convey true wisdom through a precious key, a kind of concealment device. This key is visible only to those with an open mind, free from prejudice and the conditioning accumulated over time. It is therefore not surprising that, until 2018, the year in which Diagram 993 was rediscovered, the academic world of tarot was trapped in reductive and fanciful interpretations, oscillating between New Age currents, pseudo-Christianity and cartomancy.
When we arrange the Tarot according to Diagram 993, it immediately appears like a puzzle, revealing a harmonious connection between each card and its neighbors. The Tarot de Marseille, organized according to this traditional scheme, thus becomes a powerful tool for exploring deep and distant worlds, offering a richer understanding of human and spiritual experiences.
Diagram 993 represents the original key to decoding the Tarot, guiding us along an intuitive and harmonious path. It functions as a manual for the art of memory, capable of helping us grasp the essence of the world, beyond the veils of appearances.
Make your mind a Divine Genius, not a prison.
Alejandro Aton
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