About TheTaroTree.com
“The human being is an astrolabe of God, but one needs an astronomer to know how to use the astrolabe. How else could he fathom the conditions of the celestial spheres.” The Kabala is based on these celestial spheres, they are known as the Sephiroth or emanations on the Tree of Life. The turning of these zodiacal signs and their influences are part of life here on Earth. They influence us in many ways, they guide and teach us. “In the hands of an astronomer the astrolabe is beneficial.”
“For whoso knoweth him or herself knoweth his/her Lord. Just as this brass astrolabe is a mirror of the heavens, the human being is an astrolabe of God.”
“When God makes a person to know himself, through the astrolabe of that person’s own being he can witness the manifestations of God and his unqualified beauty moment by moment and glimmer by glimmer. The beauty is never absent from this mirror”
God has servants who cover themselves with wisdom, mystical knowledge, and miracles even though people do not have the perspicacity to see them.
I hope to be a place where wisdom is used to bring an awareness into the lives of others, only to light a path upon a sometimes dark or shadowy journey.
I call myself Kavana-
it comes from the Hebrew word kavahnah, which means right intention. I choose this for myself because this is the core from which I am driven. The knowledge I bring to The TaroTree stems from an inner desire to share. My studies, my dreams, and the messages I receive are presented here for any individual to explore and use. They are mystical and philosophical. I have been studying Astrology for over 20 years, along with the other systems of divination. I am fascinated with the Kabala, as well as astrology, tarot, numbers and letters, because they do weave their magic into our lives. Having good intentions should be the spring board in all that we do in life. The challenges in life can be understood through the unraveling of the mysteries, secrets, and hidden language of the ancient wisdoms. I will do my best to describe these in their various forms. Like a tree I hope to grow, like the sky I hope to map, like this planet the journey we are on.