The Buddha Tarot

The Buddha Tarot by Robert M Place, published by Schiffer Publishing in 2022, is a unique exploration of the connections between the journey of Siddhartha and the Major Arcana of the Tarot. This edition spans 288 pages and is presented in English. The book delves into the ancient teachings of philosophers and alchemists, illustrating how the patterns of existence can lead to enlightenment, akin to the experience of the Buddha under the Bodhi Tree.
Readers will find that The Buddha Tarot presents the Tarot as a mandala, where the four suits symbolize the cardinal directions and the trumps represent a sacred center. This framework encourages a deeper understanding of divination as a means to connect with the unconscious mind and foster personal growth. Through this lens, the book invites exploration of themes related to body, mind, spirit, and fortune telling, guiding users toward greater self-awareness and individuation.
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The ancient philosophers and alchemists taught that the highest wisdom is to see the patterns that are timeless. This is what happened to Siddhartha as he sat under the Bodhi Tree–he saw the pattern of all his incarnations like a great wheel and became the Buddha, “the Enlightened One.” Now the archetypal similarities between his journey to enlightenment and the story told by the Major Arcana are brought to light in The Buddha Tarot. By viewing the Tarot as a mandala, with the four suits representing the four cardinal directions and the trumps as the sacred center, you can use this deck to change your consciousness and progress toward individuation. With this deck you will understand how the practice of divination itself prods us toward the realization that all is one as you begin to communicate with the unconscious and bring its wisdom into consciousness.
Card dimensions: 2 3/4″ x 4″
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