Valentin Tomberg

He had theories on everything.

Versus Valentin Tomberg, of course, was Steiner sauce Tomberg sort of as.

as the Platonist of Anthroposophy, like the person to focus on the Christic, the spiritual, the heavenly, the higher realms.

Whereas Steiner was more interested in people who, and Steiner thought Tomberg was great in that sense, but he felt that Anthroposophy needed to be about everything, education, of course, the Waldorf schools, gardening, biodynamic farming, politics, everything.

And the 13th that emerges from the 12 and the four cardinal directions.

So it's infusing anthroposophical spiritual science, Valentin Tomberg's work on the directions and what each direction brings to the soul.

And this 13th that emerges from the middle and 13th.

It's a beautiful book of prayers, and you can use it in any rhythm that you like.

It's become well-known recently with a new translation, but I'll show you the original one, which was done by a community of people translating it, and the now official translation that's out for my secret weapon.

It was also the secret weapon of a man named Valentin Tomberg, whom some of you have heard of.

Moreover, the first elements of a divinatory and esoteric interpretation of the tarot do not seem to have appeared before the 18th century, particularly in France, after the number of cards and the figures on them had become sufficiently standardized.

Tarot de Marseille, actually of Italian origin, around which Antoine Côte de Gébelin formed his Egyptian interpretation in Le Monde Primitif, 1781, has 22 cards, like all the other games.

I didn't think such a little entry would... would cause all of this, but you know why, right? Why? It's because...

There you go.

One of the most remarkable examples of the tarot's capacity to furnish a basis for esoteric and mystical meditation can be found in the works of Valentin Tomberg.

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