How to use Significators in tarot readings

[pleutman]

i like how you explain the clash of worlds between the true spiritual comunication within the session and know via feeling when there is a false message of the realm of pure mathematics interfering and creeping in via the law of averages

[pleutman]

thanks really good;that key spread looks like it definately gives more leyway to improvise and and to psycically think deeper without the parameters of a fixed spread shape/signature determining or forcing a biased/distorted awnser,,,;you have free reign to explore the surroundings in a chromatic way without the prison of a fixed modal pattern thats like veiwing with blinkers on..

[7Ron4]

The chapter "Changing the Dynamics" on page 51 in the book Beyond The Celtic Cross, helped me a lot too. Thank you.

[PaulHughesBarlow]

"Changing the Dynamics" is all about flexibility in choosing a significator. Glad to be of service!

[PaulHughesBarlow]

You are right, but in both cases the significator is predetermined. I am saying that the tarot will tell the reader what is significant in the reading, and the OOTK makes it easy to read court cards.

[Clivemy]

Hi Paul,

The significator in both Crowley's Book of Thoth and the original source of the Golden Dawn's knowledge about the tarot (Book T) refers to the person you're giving the reading for and not the matter that they've come about.

In both the above mentioned sources, which pile the significator is in, should tell you what the person coming to see you has come about.

Apart from that, your series is really great and I appreciate you having taken the time to put your videos up.

Clivemy