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Occult Tarot Cards

Occult Tarot Cards

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Step into a world of historical occult symbolism with The Occult Tarot by Travis McHenry. This intriguing 78-card tarot deck draws inspiration from 17th-century daemonology and historic grimoires, including the Key of Solomon, creating a distinctive deck for tarot readers, collectors and enthusiasts of esoteric traditions.

Each card is designed around occult imagery, symbols and sigils inspired by historical Solomonic traditions. The result is a visually atmospheric deck that offers plenty to explore, whether you're already familiar with tarot or simply fascinated by the symbolism and history surrounding ceremonial magic.

Use the deck for traditional tarot readings, personal reflection, meditation and exploring the meanings and correspondences represented throughout the cards.

Key Features

  • 78-card tarot deck
  • Created by Travis McHenry
  • Inspired by 17th-century daemonology
  • Draws on imagery and concepts associated with historic grimoires
  • Inspired by Solomonic traditions and the Key of Solomon
  • Rich collection of occult symbols, sigils and imagery
  • Suitable for tarot readings, reflection and meditation
  • Ideal for tarot collectors and enthusiasts of esoteric traditions

How to Use

The Occult Tarot can be incorporated into your usual tarot practice. Shuffle the deck, consider your question or intention, then select cards using a spread of your choice.

For newcomers, spending time becoming familiar with the artwork, symbolism and meanings of individual cards can be a useful way to develop your own reading practice.

The deck can also be used for journalling, meditation and personal introspection, rather than solely for predictive readings.

Perfect For

  • Tarot enthusiasts and readers
  • Beginners exploring occult-themed tarot
  • Collectors of unusual tarot decks
  • Fans of gothic and esoteric artwork
  • Students of historical occult symbolism
  • Meditation and personal reflection
  • Witchy and mystical gift collections
  • Birthday and special occasion gifts

Historical & Occult Inspiration

The deck explores imagery connected with 17th-century daemons, Solomonic traditions and historic grimoires. Its symbolism provides a distinctive framework for exploring tarot while offering an introduction to themes found within Western esoteric history.

References to daemons and occult traditions are presented as part of the deck's historical and symbolic framework rather than as scientifically established phenomena.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use The Occult Tarot?

Use the cards for tarot readings, personal reflection, meditation or journalling. Beginners can start by becoming familiar with the meanings and imagery of the cards before experimenting with different spreads.

What is the significance of the 17th-century daemons?

The daemon imagery draws on historical occult and ceremonial traditions and gives the deck its distinctive thematic identity and symbolism.

Is The Occult Tarot suitable for beginners?

Yes. While previous tarot knowledge can be helpful, beginners can learn the card meanings and develop their own reading practice over time.

Can the cards be used for purposes other than predicting the future?

Absolutely. Tarot is commonly used for self-reflection, creative exploration, meditation and personal introspection, as well as traditional readings.

Specifications

  • Product: The Occult Tarot
  • Creator: Travis McHenry
  • Deck Type: Occult-themed tarot
  • Number of Cards: 78
  • Theme: 17th-century daemons, grimoires and Solomonic symbolism
  • Uses: Tarot readings, reflection, meditation and journalling

Safety & Care

  • Tarot cards are intended for personal, recreational and spiritual practices.
  • Keep the deck dry and store it safely when not in use.
  • The occult themes and symbolism are presented for historical, artistic and spiritual exploration and should not be treated as scientifically proven methods of predicting future events.
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