The Book of Thoth: Egyptian Tarot by Aleister Crowley C.D.C. Reeve where he died in 1624

where he died in 1624

finished with colored end papers and a bookmark ribbon

It also shows how the Tree of Life's ten sefirot correspond to the Torah's prophetic Ten Songs of Creation

Chapter 3: Egyptian Hieroglyphic Imagery Depictions of Thoughts explains how Egyptian hieroglyphic images represent metaphysical concepts

The Book of Thoth: Egyptian Tarot by Aleister Crowley C.D.C. Reeve where he died in 1624Used for many years by students of the occult for study of the tarot and as a key to all Western mystery traditions, The Book of Thoth is on the short list of must have textbooks for modern students of the tarot and esoteric studies. "The Tarot is a pictorial representation of the Forces of Nature as conceived by the Ancients according to a conventional symbolism. At first sight one would suppose this arrangement to be arbitrary, but it is not. It is