Liber T: Tarot of Stars Eternal
Golden Dawn-rooted deck blending Thoth symbolism with ancient Egyptian esoteric wisdom.
creator unknown · 2004
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The record
The Liber T: Tarot of the Stars Eternal deck has its roots in the Golden Dawn teachings and has many similarities to the Aleister Crowley Thoth Tarot but some individual differences. Its concept is by Roberto Nigrini, drawing on the astrology of the Golden Dawn, the Book of Thoth, and ancient Egyptian astronomy. It is: "... the result of reworking and amplification authorised and developed by the Mediterranean Synarchy of the Astrum Argentinum and the School of Wisdom within the Franco-Haitian and Italic Filiation of the Ordo Templi Orientis represented by its current Imperator". The distinctive art is the creation of Andrea Serio - who was also the artist responsible for the Dante Tarot and his unique style is plainly visible in the art of the Tarot of the Stars Eternal. Compared to the Crowley Thoth, the art is softer, more unfocused, more flowing and abstract. The pen-and-ink fractured detail of the Crowley deck has been removed, which gives the art a more flowing and dreamlike feel but the distinct precision and its raw-edged reality is lost. The 22 major arcana cards have general symbolism inspired by and very similar to the Thoth, but altered in Serios particular style. Th
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