Osho Zen Tarot
Obviously you can ask the tarot what you like, although it is in fact a vehicle for exposing what you already know. Any card drawn in response to an issue is a direct reflection of what you are sometimes unable or unwilling to recognize at this time. And yet it is only through recognition (without judging as right or wrong) from a detached perspec-tive that you can begin to fully experience your height and depth — all the colors of our rainbow being.
Remember to stay in the as you turn the cards over, allowing your inner responses to clarify your outer issues.
As you will experience, the images of the Osho Zen Tarot are alive. Their impact is undeniable, for they speak to us in a language that our deeper selves recognize. They awaken understanding. They provoke clarity.
Be as silent and focused as possible when you are using this deck. The more you are able to perceive the process as a gift for your individual growth, the more meaningful the messages will be for you.
Remember to stay in the as you turn the cards over, allowing your inner responses to clarify your outer issues.
As you will experience, the images of the Osho Zen Tarot are alive. Their impact is undeniable, for they speak to us in a language that our deeper selves recognize. They awaken understanding. They provoke clarity.
Be as silent and focused as possible when you are using this deck. The more you are able to perceive the process as a gift for your individual growth, the more meaningful the messages will be for you.
The Mirror This spread is used to gain insight when relating with another (beloved, friend, relative, etc.). It shows each individual in his/her current life process as well as the composite energies or partnership.Left cards (1, 2, 3) - You in the here/now. Right cards (4, 5, 6)- Partner in the here/now. 7-9 cards - Outer manifestation of the partnership. 10-12 cards - Inner spiritual purpose. The Celtic Cross This traditional layout is used for clarity on a specific issue as well as for general readings. In the Osho Zen Tarot, the positions of the cards have the following meanings: | The ′Super Quickie′ A single card — for insight into any situation, or as your meditation for the day.Relating - ′A Quickie′ This spread offers a quick look at your relating with the other, whether ′the other′ is your boss, lover, friend, sister, parent, etc.The Paradox Shuffle the deck of cards for a few minutes. Split the deck into three packs and select one. The top card of the stack you have chosen represents the here / now. The bottom card represents the past-life influences. Fan the rest of this stack and select one more card. This card represents the insight into the paradox. |
The Flying Bird This layout is designed in the shape of a bird taking flight. The cards chosen and placed in the left wing symbolize and indicate to us something about our feminine, receptive energies in the moment, while the right wing symbolizes our male, active energies. The first card picked is the initiator of the flight, hence stems from the masculine side. Each succeeding card responds to the previous one and lifts the ′bird′ higher, allowing the questioner to move into greater clarity and inner spaciousness.The Key The Key layout can ′open the door′ to insight regarding hidden, unconscious aspects of a particular issue. Also, it may be used as a general reading for a here/now insight into your inte-riority. |
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