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FROM LATEST STREET TAROT BLOG
An Invitation to A Bath - March 14, 2025
Let’s start from the beginning. The Abrahamic religions share the same cosmology that developed into Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Our origin story involves a universe initially comprised of a mixture of waters. On the second day of creation they were separated with the sky above and water or the seas below. (Genesis 1:6) This contrast suggests a sophisticated and possibly dangerous way of thinking, which is the inability to recognize two sides of a coin might be different but it's still a coin, or in this case water. Kabbalist determined the separation created a potential for conflict, strife, and Hell to establish. (The Zohar: Pritzker Edition, Vol. 1 p. 127) Their proof is the divine phrase of approval, “it was good” was omitted on that day but was stated twice on the next. (Genesis 1:10,12) When differences are taken too far it can lead to malicious consequences. . . .
SIDE STREET
“Flow”,
by Gints Zilbalodis, Matiss Kazaa, Ron Dyens,
Gregory Zalcman
I encourage everyone to see this movie, a 2024 Oscar-winner for Best Animated Feature. "Flow" is about a cat who is "a solitary animal, but as its home is devastated by a great flood, he finds refuge on a boat populated by various species, and will have to team up with them despite their differences.” - IMBd
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Hebrew Letter and the Tarot
Uniquely, the Holy Hebrew Letters are considered feminine in nature. Each has three aspects to their meaning:1) a vocalization sound or silent breath; 2) an alpha-numerical value distinct from her alphabetical order, ie the letter in the 12th position is Lamed, and she has a numerical value of 30. Kabbalists find mystical associations in a coded numerical relationships between words of the Torah that equal the same value. This is called "gamatria"; and 3) a symbolic-spiritual aspect arrayed in each of the letter's form or architecture. Even if you don't know the Hebrew language, by scanning the text the sacred geometry of the letters will impart meaning and knowledge to your subconscious. God created the world with speech, which breaks down to words, which breaks down to letters.
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God" John 1:1.
This page will develop and grow with up-coming post. The date shows when the Hebrew letter and tarot card were discussed in a blog. Click on the link below to read more. . .
Hebrew Letter
Kabbalistic Number for
The Magician is 2
ABOUT
Myra Mossman was a federal criminal appeals Attorney (now retired emeritus), is an Archival Hand Bookbinder and Paper Restorer, Martial Artist, and Tarot Reader. She is the Author and Publisher of ‘My Random Death - A Memoir’, and the ‘Street Tarot’ blog.
"While deep into my writings something seemingly miraculous can arise. In the metaphorical dark cave of contemplations an oh so fleetingly flicker of light appears. It is a flash of awareness from my intuition. I can feel a flow of heightened energy coursing through me. My body heats up in its rush and the mind fills with a new idea, or a new way of wording. To fully appreciate this phenomenon of pure joy, derived from a sense of knowingness, one might have to shut out the world. To close off can help us to be aware of this subtle, sublime spark of creativity and insights."
Seasons may come and go but streets often stay the same. This principal goes for the website's logo. It's background colors and design elements will change in accordance with the solstices and equinoxes but the name will always be "Street Tarot."
BOOK
Myra Mossman is the nationally recognized author and publisher of My Random Death - A Memoir. Her true crime story with a mystical twist takes readers on a journey across North America and into their souls. It is about courage, triumph over evil and how our perceptions of the everyday, ordinary world can deepen. Ultimately it’s about trusting oneself and how the gift of intuition becomes revealed.
My Random Death - A Memoir is Myra's debut book.
REV. MYRA DEE
An Interfaith Minister