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Tarot and Individuation

By: Irene Gad

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Focusing on the major arcana of the tarot, Dr. Gad suggests that the first ten trumps represent the descent of the Spirit into matter (recalling the cabalistic Flash of Lighting). The following eleven trumps describe the difficult journey back (the cabbalistic Path of the Serpent) to merge with the Source.
As esoteric as it sounds, this cycle is no more than the individuation process, a task to which each of us is called. Amplifying the message of each trump with Jungian, cabalistic, and alchemical interpretations, Dr. Gad enables you to use the tarot as a map for individuation and restoration of harmony, and brings you simultaneous awareness of your uniqueness and humanity–that you are not alone in your experiences on the path. By interweaving tarot, alchemy, and cabala, this book gives you a solid understanding of each tradition. Included is an exciting section on divination, compiling 72 spreads so you can select the layout appropriate to any occasion or match the pattern that best corresponds to questions that may be answered using this imagery and symbolism.

Publisher:Nicolas-Hays
Binding:Paperback
Volume(s):1
About the Author:Dr. Irene Gad received her M.D. from the Medical School in Bucharest, Romania, and her Master of Arts in Psychology from Denver University. She has taught experimental psychology and human sexuality at the university level and has published numerous articles in her field. In 1980 she started analytic training in Zurich, Switzerland at the C.G. Jung Institute. Since 1994 she has been co-leading annual seminars on The Symbolic Life in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. She is currently a certified Jungian psychoanalyst with a private practice in the Washington, D.C. area.
Product Dimensions:6 x 1.25 x 9 inches
Pages:455
Publication Date:2004