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Oracles from the Living Tarot

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5 contributions to Sunlight tarot, Hidden garden
Wellcome new members - Let us begin...
We didn't really had an opportunity to connect at all... Introduce yourselves I'll be joining in shortly... Lily would like to know: How you came into the world of tarot what specifically interests you the Sunlight tarot project what is your favorite sunlight tarot card? (you can view the cards here )
Wellcome new members - Let us begin...
0 likes • Feb 17
I am an Intuitive Transformational Coach. In my practice, I combine tarot, astrology, and mediumship with hypnotherapy and coaching. I created a ritual-play called Oracles from the Living Tarot where we bring Tarot cards to life and do a reading for a community. I am still looking at the cards from your deck to see which is my favorite. In traditional decks, I have to really be drawn to the Star card.
1 like • Feb 17
@John Mogi On the Ced Tarot, this is something I will have to discuss. When the creator of the deck shares information, I will share it. I am interested in having a discussion about all of this!
Introducing the Dawn deck *and some bigger scheme at play
Twenty years ago, my life changed at a Rainbow Gathering. It wasn't a peaceful, postcard moment. It was chaotic. There was a mass mushroom poisoning, and amidst that intensity, I found myself in a city plaza, making a "spectacle" of retribution to try and set things right. In that moment of total upheaval, something snapped into focus. I realized that reality isn't a solid, unchangeable wall. It’s more like a spotlight for a cosmic game. I began to see religion and spirituality not as a list of rules to follow, but as a grand literary adventure. The Long Sleep of "Black Gold" I came home and started writing a novel called Black Gold. It was about a scientist named Adam Douglas who was cast into a coma. I spent years exploring the darkness of that story, trying to find the light at the end of the tunnel. For twenty years, that story lived in the back of my mind. It evolved from a book into a system, and eventually, into the idea for this deck. The Meta-Loop: Who is the Creator? As I work on these cards, I’ve had to face a humbling paradox: I’m not sure if I’m writing the story, or if the story is writing me. In my mind, Adam Douglas—the scientist from my old novel—is the real curator of this deck. He is the one writing the "Field Guide" to these parallel dimensions. I often feel like I am just the medium, a "Tesseract Writer" trying to translate his discoveries into our world. A New Language: From Alchemy to Science Fiction Most tarot decks use the language of the past—early alchemy, steampunk, or ancient elements. But as I’ve sat with this, I’ve realized that the Dawn Deck needs a different language. I am moving away from the "four elements" and toward the Periodic Table of Elements. I want to create a Sci-Fi Operating System for consciousness. Instead of looking backward, I’m looking toward the fundamental frequencies of science to explain the spirit. The Road Ahead (and the Twilight) This is only the beginning. Beyond the light of the Dawn Deck lies the Twilight Deck—a place where I haven't even begun to take you yet. It’s a realm of quantum mechanics, fantasy, and pure paradox. It is the most difficult part of the map to draw.
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Introducing the Dawn deck *and some bigger scheme at play
1 like • Feb 17
Not sure I can vote because I want to learn about all of this!
introducing the moon key
a place of prayer, healing and celebration designing the moonlight deck is hard, i didn't want to fall into wounded archetypes of sadness and inner wounds but had to resolve my own while building the deck during a recent trip to Israel i participated at a sweat lodge ceremony and it became quite clear to me so I've asked permission to create this as a card now deeply there is a hidden prophecy I was able to decipher here it work... but more on that tomorrow (:
introducing the moon key
1 like • Feb 16
I participated in a sweat lodge in Mexico and got great insights about my current path. Beautiful card.
Wellcome to the hidden garden sunlight project
Why the World Doesn't Need Another Tarot Deck (But Needs This One) Hello and welcome. If you’re reading this, you are the first sparks of a fire I’ve been tending to for a long time. You might be asking yourself: “John, there are a million tarot decks out there. From vampires to cats to Lord of the Rings—why do we need another one? And what makes you think you can 'renovate' a system that’s been around for centuries?” It’s a fair question. And the honest answer is: I’m not trying to make a beautiful deck. There are plenty of pretty decks. There are plenty of spooky decks. But I am not interested in aesthetic variations. I am interested in a system update. The Sunlight Tarot is a historical correction. For too long, Tarot has been dragged through the mud of fear-mongering and fortune-telling. We’ve been taught to fear the Death card as a bad omen, to see The Devil as some external demon enslaving us, and to view the Swords suit as a battlefield of pain. I believe these images are not just outdated—they are psychologically harmful. They keep us small. They keep us scared. What we are doing here is different: - We are changing the physics: The Sun is not just a card you draw; it is the origin point of the entire deck. The four Aces aren’t just random tools; they are "Seeds of Light" descending from that Sun, struggling to understand their relationship to the Source. This is not about divination. It’s about navigation. I don't believe in using cards to predict a fixed future. I believe in using them to decode your present reality. We are building a tool for lucid living, for introspection, and for healing the wounds that the old world left on us. This community is the "construction site" for this new architecture. I’m sharing the raw sketches, the deep theory (like the Sun Rosetta), and the process of building this "open source" gift to the world. I’m glad you’re here at the ground floor. Let’s build something that brings the light back in. — John Mogi
Wellcome to the hidden garden sunlight project
1 like • Feb 14
I am definitely interested in how you develop this. The tarot deck I use for my personal readings is not based on the standard Rider-Waite-Smith imagery. Yes, there are still challenging cards, but the meanings are a bit different.
0 likes • Feb 14
@John Mogi The deck I use is the Ced deck.
What if the major sunlight was a... music album?
ok, listen to this... its kind of is... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=929InPS_r9w now I'm really telling you this is the absolutely best i could do both as a novice guitar player and a multi parallel dimension artist (: so come and drop a listening, it will be a treat (and listen to the words while you're at it this is some deep space opera meets the hidden message out in plain sight)
0 likes • Feb 14
Really nice, and the images are stunning.
0 likes • Feb 14
@John Mogi it does have great potential
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Catherine Starr is a certified hypnotherapist, coach, and professional Tarot reader..

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