The Celestial Tarot is from the author of the Spiral Tarot, Kay Steventon. The pretty, non-traditional images directly associate astrology, the planets, and the constellations with the 78 Tarot cards. Twenty-two majors are zodiacal constellations and ten planets (Pluto is counted as a planet) of astrology. Each minor suit is associated with an astrological element of fire, earth, air and water. The system includes Golden Dawn decanates, astrology, astronomy, myth and symbolism. Now available with a companion book as well as a standalone deck.
[XII] The Hanged Man
Fortitude, wisdom. Self-imposed limitations. Voluntary sacrifice leading to new insight or initiation through tribulations and ordeals. Redemption through sacrifice, loss. Prophetic power. Suspended decisions. Choice requiring contemplation
Invertido:
Arrogance, egotism, resistance to spiritual influences. Absorption in physical matters. Wasted effort. False prophecy. Failure.
A tarot that exudes femininity and tenderness in each of its illustrations, in which images in pale tones are related that show us the side of the celestial territory, the sky and its divinities created with a very beautiful romantic touch.
Their theme is to connect with our past mythical stories and ancient mysteries of the sky, these letters contain images that are closely linked to astrology, planets, sky and constellations, emitting ethereal and evocative images.