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The cards created by Papus are based on the Tarot de Marseille, with additional correspondences to Kabbalah, the letters of the alphabet, astrology, and mythology. This tarot offers a glimpse into a particular understanding of esotericism as it was popular in the 19th century.
Choose three cards from the deck above.
The Tarot des Bohémiens – 1889 is associated with the esoteric world of the late 19th century and the work of Papus. Its 22 Major Arcana incorporate elements of the Tarot de Marseille while establishing various symbolic correspondences.
Three cards are drawn, either upright or reversed. They represent what led to the situation, what is happening now, and the possible outcome.
This Tarot connects the cards with different symbolic systems, including letters, numbers, astrology, and certain esoteric traditions.
The structure of the reading remains deliberately simple, allowing you to discover the deck's imagery while following a progressive interpretation of the situation.