The sharing of spiritual and philosophical wisdom across cultures formed the beginnings of the tarot in the 13th Century Fez, Morocco, a literary and scientific capital of the world.

Mystics, scientists, and seekers from around the globe found commonalities in their understandings of enlightenment and translated the knowledge into a sequence, the pathways of life, a 78 card tarot deck.

22 cards, named the Major Arcana, journey through a metamorphosis from the first steps of The Fool to the entirety of The World. These are primordial energy patterns manifested into symbols.

Becoming familiar with the archetype that each card represents can provide depth and meaning that resonates with ancient and ongoing frequencies.

4 elements, like suits in a deck of cards, represent the alchemical energies of fire/spirit, air/mind, water/emotion, and earth/physicality. These cards are named the Minor Arcana.

0 - 10 are symbols invented by Hindu priests and altered into Arabic numerals that we use as the basis of mathematics today. Each number is a pathway from self to universal consciousness, beginning with zero, - O - the boundless cosmic egg.