>>50687
contd.
consider the number of permutations in a spread, with 78 cards, upright and reversed, with 20 or so cards for a spread.
(just an example, a real spread utilizes every card in a distinct progression.)
decades later, you have never seen the same lesson. similar themes may come up, but thats the nature of recurring pages.
all you need is the patience to learn the language. once its internalized, the fun begins. you will never pick up another occult or philosophical text.
many occult scholars (waite, crowley, papus) consider the tarot to be the philosopher's stone