Comments on: Episode 18: Qabalah with Leslie Zemenek http://tarotconnection.net/episode-18/ The Tarot Podcast dedicated to the traditional, historic and modern Tarot. The Tarot Connection is a boutique publisher of tarot decks, books, courses, audio, and Web content located in Portland Oregon. Our primary goal is to identify and promote the innovative and provocative works of authors and artists in the Tarot Community. Thu, 14 Jan 2010 00:19:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Brad Jacobson http://tarotconnection.net/episode-18/comment-page-1/#comment-720 Brad Jacobson Wed, 04 Apr 2007 16:07:16 +0000 http://tarotconnection.net/episode-18/#comment-720 The colored Tree of Life Diagram prints out really nicely! I love it! Thanks Leisa. The colored Tree of Life Diagram prints out really nicely! I love it! Thanks Leisa.

]]> By: Adonis http://tarotconnection.net/episode-18/comment-page-1/#comment-112 Adonis Thu, 16 Nov 2006 00:06:18 +0000 http://tarotconnection.net/episode-18/#comment-112 Namaste! I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed this podcast! I have been recently taking up The Kabbalah and Studying its relation to the Tarot and Listening to this podcast made me think quite a bit *yes* and gave me some interesting insight and theories. Thank you so much for Offering this! Its Much Appreciated! Namaste!

I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed this podcast! I have been recently taking up The Kabbalah and Studying its relation to the Tarot and Listening to this podcast made me think quite a bit *yes* and gave me some interesting insight and theories. Thank you so much for Offering this! Its Much Appreciated!

]]> By: Bonnie Cehovet http://tarotconnection.net/episode-18/comment-page-1/#comment-111 Bonnie Cehovet Tue, 14 Nov 2006 18:52:48 +0000 http://tarotconnection.net/episode-18/#comment-111 Leisa: I loved the discussion on Qabalah! I find it to be a fascinating subject, and one that is, as you noted, very easy to get lost in. I look at Qabalah as the third or fourth layer of Tarot, when one is in the learning curve. The you come to realize that while Tarot is layered with many different energies, these same energies can be layered, in any order that they please, to help bring order and meaning to a reading or a ritual. And Ginny ... yes, different decks definitely do have different personalities. Some are gentler than others, some always want to be serious (Sun/Moon Cappie here - I dearly love the serious decks!), some get really ticked off when you submit the same question too many times (which these decks read as more than one time!), and some allow you to play with symbols until you understand them, and can use them. Talk to your decks, but don't consign your books to the bookshelf - read them too! Blessings, Bonnie Leisa:

I loved the discussion on Qabalah! I find it to be a fascinating subject, and one that is, as you noted, very easy to get lost in. I look at Qabalah as the third or fourth layer of Tarot, when one is in the learning curve. The you come to realize that while Tarot is layered with many different energies, these same energies can be layered, in any order that they please, to help bring order and meaning to a reading or a ritual.

And Ginny … yes, different decks definitely do have different personalities. Some are gentler than others, some always want to be serious (Sun/Moon Cappie here – I dearly love the serious decks!), some get really ticked off when you submit the same question too many times (which these decks read as more than one time!), and some allow you to play with symbols until you understand them, and can use them.

Talk to your decks, but don’t consign your books to the bookshelf – read them too!

Blessings,
Bonnie

]]> By: leisa http://tarotconnection.net/episode-18/comment-page-1/#comment-108 leisa Mon, 13 Nov 2006 03:30:51 +0000 http://tarotconnection.net/episode-18/#comment-108 A N A M A R - TRANSFADO LYRICS IN ENGLISH 8. My Fate (O MEU FADO) There should be > people like us, burning, > opening their heart > to each lesson that life gives > further we are > than clay or mud > than madness or drama > I want another world now. > Moving forward > means to be faithful to a blazing dream > and do not listen to someone > that, for pain or contempt, is mean. > My fate is some other > sings the strength of an endless love > to be happy and having you next to me > it is not a sin. > Which of us > does not dream about being a peaceful world > immeasurable wing > having bread and shelter and daring faith? > Embrace > that enchanted home > where the soul yields > and the love doesn't extinguish. > Day by day > Instead of pain I want joy, > waking up denying > those who perish feeling that love is suffering. > My fate is some other > believes that to will means to may > being happy and living with pleasure > it is not a sin. A N A M A R – TRANSFADO LYRICS IN ENGLISH

8. My Fate (O MEU FADO)

There should be > people like us, burning, > opening their heart > to each lesson that life gives > further we are > than clay or mud > than madness or drama > I want another world now. > Moving forward > means to be faithful to a blazing dream > and do not listen to someone > that, for pain or contempt, is mean. > My fate is some other > sings the strength of an endless love > to be happy and having you next to me > it is not a sin. > Which of us > does not dream about being a peaceful world > immeasurable wing > having bread and shelter and daring faith? > Embrace > that enchanted home > where the soul yields > and the love doesn’t extinguish. > Day by day > Instead of pain I want joy, > waking up denying > those who perish feeling that love is suffering. > My fate is some other > believes that to will means to may > being happy and living with pleasure > it is not a sin.

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