Mystical Tarot : Origins

https://www.lunarwick.net/blog/2120406_mystical-tarot-origins

"Today, we’re diving into the mystical world of Tarot—a cornerstone in the realm of occult practices. While not all of us turn to it daily, those familiar with Aleister Crowley or the art of manifesting through visualization likely have a deck nearby, tucked away in a drawer or proudly displayed …"

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In her book ‘Hidden Hyperspace Kingdoms’, occultist Tracy Twyman explores the concept of secret realms or dimensions that exist parallel to our own reality. What she calls the “Invisible Mountain” is symbolic of these hidden places, representing a mystical, unreachable realm that can only be accessed through esoteric knowledge or rituals, tied to Masonic traditions. Twyman connects this “Invisible Mountain” to the Axis Mundi, a location that ancient maps say is at the middle of the Earth and which compasses point at. Investigative journalist Eric Dubay explains that the Earth is actually flat — not a globe — and that a compass points North to the middle of Earth because a mountain resides there. In the 14th-century an unknown Franciscan Friar wrote the ‘Inventio Fortunate’, a lost work written for King Edward III of England. Supposedly this Friar had traveled to the North, and detailed his travels in the ‘Inventio Fortunate’. According to the Friar, on the North pole of the planet was a large black magnetic island he called “Rupes Nigra”, or “Black Rock”. The island was supposedly 33 miles in diameter, but was so tall that it reached into Heaven. The magnetic nature of the island was so strong that it attracted metals from all over the world, thus the reason why a compass always points North. The existence of a mountain at the middle of Earth is supported by all ancient maps: They all show a mountain in the middle of a flat Earth. This mountain was called the “Axis Mundi” or “World Tree” that mythologically was said to connect dimensions, including Heaven and Earth.

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In her book, Twyman says: “Rene Daumal proposed the existence of an “Invisible Mountain”. His book ‘Mount Analogue’ was the inspiration for the alchemical film The Holy Mountain by Alejandro Jodorowsky. Daumal suggested that an invisible mountain higher than Mount Everest, with a base larger than Australia, might exist in what appears to be the “hemisphere of water” shown on globes”. What’s particularly interesting is that the UN logo (as shown above) is divided into 33 segments and at the middle (the 33rd segment) is where the World Tree or World Mountain appears on the maps of ancient religions and civilizations. Twyman posits in several of her videos that the UN logo, divided into 33 segments, mirrors the structure of a compass. She suggests that reaching the 33rd degree of Freemasonry symbolizes transcending the limitations of the compass (which represents the landmass of Earth) and even dimensions, granting access to an esoteric invisible mountain. This is similar to the movie Tomorrowland (2015) which has an “invisible kingdom” or city. This hidden utopia, called Tomorrowland, exists in a parallel dimension, only accessible to those who possess a special pin. The city represents a place where the world’s greatest minds collaborate to create advanced technologies, away from the limitations and problems of the real world. The UN logo above showing an 8-spoked wheel reminds me of an idea proposed by David Talbott, where an 8-spoked wheel marked the appearance of the Saturn Polar Configuration, which the same author links to the World Tree.

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Twyman says: “Plutarch describes a strange rite in which people are sent out on voyages to Saturn’s island, where they serve him. Following this, they have the choice of staying in his realm or returning home. On Saturn’s island, the god teaches them by communicating through apparitions and dreams. This is the Scholomance that Dracula attended, and the “Invisible College” that Rosicrucians talked about. It seems to be more of a philosophical academy — akin to the “Philosophic Kingdom” of Sir Francis Bacon’s New Atlantis, where everyone lives in leisure and spends their time working out the mysteries of the universe”. Talbott corresponds the Saturn Polar Configuration (World Tree or World Mountain) to Saturn’s island in his 1980 book ‘The Saturn Myth’. The image above is the special pin that the protagonist aquires from Tomorrowland that grants access to the invisible kingdom. It’s an interetsing design choice because it somewhat resembles the Saturn Polar Configuration which resembled a T surmounted by an oval. The Saturn Polar Configuration T symbol appears to have been immortalized in ancient symbolism across civilizations, including Sumerian, Babylonian, and Egyptian cultures, such as the Menat symbol and Phoenician Tanit symbol. The Egyptian symbol of the Ankh, which was essentially T-cross surmounted by an oval (like the pin above) was based on the Saturn Polar Configuration, as Talbott explains in ‘The Saturn Myth’, saying: “The Ankh (whose origins experts have long debated) is but a conventionalized image of the [Saturn] Polar Configuration”.

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The illustration below from the ‘Lumen de lumine’ edition by Thomas Vaughan in 1622, depicts the so-called “Invisible Mountain”. Vaughan was responsible for translating the highly influential tract ‘The Fama Fraternitatis Rosae Crucis’, an anonymous Rosicrucian manifesto, into English in 1652. He was called a Rosicrucian, but denied the imputation. He was a member of the famous Society of Unknown Philosophers. At the top of the image below, there’s a phrase “Scholæ Magicæ Typus” which translates from Latin to “The Figure of the Magic School”. This phrase suggests that the image is meant to represent some kind of mystical or spiritual learning environment, possibly referring to the hidden or secret teachings of nature and the universe. The central feature of the illustration is a large mountain labeled “Mons Magorum Invisibilis” or “Invisible Mountain of the Magi”. Mountains are symbolic of spiritual ascent, where the climber ascends toward higher truths. The fact that it’s “invisible” suggests that this is no ordinary mountain, but a hidden or spiritual path, only accessible to those with the correct knowledge or insight. Around the base of the mountain, we see figures interacting with various elements. In the corner under the Sun, there’s a female figure, possibly representing Nature, pointing toward the mountain. On the right, a male figure holds an object and appears to be engaged in a ritual act. Between them stands an altar with a candle, representing “Lumen Naturæ” or “Light of Nature.” This is likely a reference to the illumination or enlightenment.

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Encircling the mountain and the figures is a serpent biting its own tail, forming a circle. This is the Ouroboros, an ancient symbol of the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth, representing infinity and the cyclical nature of the universe. Inside this circle is a phrase, “Thesaurus Incantatus”, meaning “Enchanted Treasure”. This might suggest that the ultimate wisdom or secret is a kind of treasure, hidden from the uninitiated, but available to those who have gone through the right processes of transformation. Within the lower part of the image, within the Ouroboros, there is a seated figure with the phrase “Non nisi Parvulis”, meaning “Not except to the little ones”. This could be a reference to the idea that only those who are humble or possess childlike innocence are able to access these hidden truths. It evokes the idea of spiritual purity being a necessary condition for revelation or enlightenment. In the sky above the mountain, the Sun and Moon face each other, accompanied by stars. These celestial bodies are used in alchemical and mystical imagery to represent the dualities of existence: masculine and feminine, day and night, light and dark. Their presence suggests a cosmic balance or union of opposites. Overall, the image seems to represent the journey of the alchemist or seeker toward hidden wisdom, with elements of mysticism, transformation, and the balance of nature and the cosmos intertwined. It’s a symbolic guide, showing that this journey is invisible to most, and requires and illumination from the natural world to uncover its “enchanted treasure”.