Where did tarot cards come from? How do they work? This video based on Amy Zerner and Monte Farber's "Enchanted Tarot" tells you all you need to know about the tarot's history and mystery. It's wel...
Where did tarot cards come from? How do they work? This video based on Amy Zerner and Monte Farber's "Enchanted Tarot" tells you all you need to know about the tarot's history and mystery. It's well produced and interesting. 7 minutes long. Free online tarot readings at their website TheEnchantedWorld.com
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So they can come here and say what they will and increase our videos numbers and I can come here and marvel that they have the time and inclination to try to rain on our triumphal parade. The tarot's Trumps is derived from triumph, a triumphal procession that is the Major Arcana. That parade has gone on for a long time and will go on long after we've passed on. Tarot is a game, tarot cards can be played, tarot cards can be read, I can read tarot cards as can many, many wonderful people. Peace.
Now to be fair, a lot of those posts are actually not saying that tarot is only for games but quite rightly discussing the representation of history with respect to evidence. No one is claiming a monopoly on truth - they are pointing out evidence and that's just not the same thing.
If you wish to comment on my video on the history, do feel free. I won't censor or block you and it is unfair of you to assume that I or others would. We may reply though, as you do here - that's how debate works.
Tarot game players are trying to educate the public about these games and when videos like this one with false information appear we should do what is needed to counteract it. It's wrong to spread lies about culture like this.
Still no response? Perhaps you aren't actually interested in debate at all. I'll try again anyway:
Do you still stand by your account of tarot's history and origins? If you do, how do you respond to the account offered by historians? What case do you make against their evidence?
Or, if your opinion has changed, will you annotate your video with corrections? If not, why not?
I have received many private messages asking me how I can stand receiving the incredibly boring "Tarot is for games" text comments on this video and why I haven't blocked them, as I'm sure they would block me if they had the chance. I really don't know why I haven't blocked them. I guess it's because I don''t believe that we have a monopoly on the truth and I know that they don't know me or my ability to read tarot cards and my psychic abilities. But I don't know them either, nor do I want to.
* Also check out: Jordan Maxwell, David Icke, Michael Tsarion, Jim Marrs, Robert Anton Wilson, David Wilcock- 2012 enigma, Gregg Braden, Dr. John Coleman, Zecharia Sitchin, Dr. Leonard G. Horowitz, Brian O'Leary, William Milton Cooper, Ron Paul, Alex Jones, Graham Hancock...
Yes! As presented here it is totally fake! But tarot wasn't meant to be this fakery. thay were made for games! It's more fun to play card games with tarot cards! Wikipedia has better information than this POS video
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If you wish to comment on my video on the history, do feel free. I won't censor or block you and it is unfair of you to assume that I or others would. We may reply though, as you do here - that's how debate works.
Do you still stand by your account of tarot's history and origins? If you do, how do you respond to the account offered by historians? What case do you make against their evidence?
Or, if your opinion has changed, will you annotate your video with corrections? If not, why not?