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Understanding the Analysis Methods
Priscilla choses to work with a few tools to help her to focus on the information you provide her.
Her main goal in life is to help others to overcome obstacles that may be causing them to stumble on their life path.
She is working with the qualities of meditation and love, and combines these with the tools of tarot, numerology and astrology to compliment her natural intuitive and empathising abilities.
Some information about Tarot
The Thoth Tarot is a deck of playing cards used for fortune telling.
Tarot (Tar-oh) is a system of symbolism and philosophy consisting of a set of 78 images, normally embodied in a deck of cards similar to a regular set of game-playing cards (see playing card). The Book of Thoth deck was designed by Aleister Crowley and painted by Lady Frieda Harris.
The tarot was brought from the East to Italy in the fourteenth century by gypsies or returning Crusaders. The origin of the cards is obscure, and theories that the tarot is based on the Hebrew alphabet or on Egyptian or Hindu mythology have not been conclusively proved.
The tarot deck consists of 78 cards, which are divided into two groups. The Minor, or Lesser, Arcana , the precursor of the modern deck, is made up of 56 cards divided into four suits. The wands suit corresponds with the modern clubs suit; cups with hearts; swords with spades; and pentacles with diamonds. Each suit has 14 cards, with numbered cards from ace to ten and four unnumbered face cards: king, queen, knight, and knave. (The four knight cards have been eliminated in the modern deck.) The Major, or Greater, Arcana consists of 22 cards, each bearing a title and a picture, such as the Hanged Man, the Wheel of Fortune, Judgment, and the Moon, rich in occult and astrological symbolism. Twenty-one of the cards are numbered. The twenty-second card, the Fool, numbered 0, is analogous to the modern joker. In fortunetelling, either the full pack or the Major Arcana alone is used. The relationship of one card to another, as laid out in a number of different configurations, is as important as the significance of each individual card. The Italian card game tarrocchi ('trumps'), from which the word 'tarot' is probably derived, is still played in southern and central Europe.
Thoth was the Egyptian god of the moon, wisdom, writing, magic, and measurement of time, among other things. The original pronunciation of his name was approximately Tee-HOW-ti.
Thoth had a daughter named Seshat. In Egyptian mythology, Seshat was a goddess of science, literature, history, libraries, architecture and mathematics, and a daughter or wife of Thoth. In art, she was depicted as a human with a star above her head, wearing a leopard-skin robe.
Thoth was known as a reasonable mediator. He supported Horus vs. Seth and mediated between Tefnut and Re in Duat. (In Egyptian mythology, Duat is the underworld, where the sun traveled from west to east during the night and where dead souls were judged by Osiris, using the Feather of Truth. Souls which were weighted down by sin were eaten by Ammit, the underworld.) He helped Osiris (Osiris was the Egyptian god of the underworld, as well as a fertility and agricultural deity), judge the souls of the dead.
He is sometimes identified with the Greek god Hermes, or Hermes Trismegistus (Hermes Trismegistus is the latin name for "Hermes the thrice-greatest" derived from the Greek name of the Egyptian god Thoth (the god of wisdom and writing).
Thoth was credited by the ancient Egyptians as the inventor of writing, and of the 365-day calendar. He was usually depicted with the head of an ibis (whose beak looks like a crescent moon) or of a baboon. A cult of Thoth gained prominence, and millions of ibises were mummified and buried in his honour.
There is a Tarot game sometimes referred to as The book of Thoth, as it is believed to contain ancient knowledge originally brought to man by this deity. There is also a specific tarot deck by Aleister Crowley and Lady Frieda Harris called the Thoth Deck.
Some information about Astrology
The horoscope can be likened to a photograph of the solar system (geocentric perspective of the heavens) at the time of your birth from the place of your birth of the positions of the planets against the backdrop of Constellation configurations, or division of the equinox (areas of space).
It reflects a web or matrix of vibrational frequency (explained as wave-forms in holographic terms or the EM spectrum in physics terms), which is then interpreted by the astrologer or psychologist.
The Horoscope is a map of the mathematical relationship of the planets to the earth and each other at the time of our birth. It reflects individuality and identity, it does not cause it. The planets reflect the archetypal references (existing as ideas) that are inherent in the Multiverse (many layered universe) holographically. These archetypes were refined in delineation by the noted psychologist, Carl Jung. These "ideas" are reflected in all that we see around us because we are one with the universe and are that reality. Physical reality is a projection - a version of consciousness in material form. The silly "advice that applies to anyone" astrology promoted in newspapers and magazines based only on Sunsigns is not true astrology.
Some information about Numerology
The science of Numerology is the language of numbers.
It's the study of the meanings of numbers and their connection to everything in the Universe. Including you!
Whether you use Numerology to examine your life, take advantage of unexplored opportunities, confirm talents, that, in your heart you know are there, or simply to figure out where to go next, it can be a penetrating tool to help you better understand yourself.
Numerology gives you the whole picture of who you are.
You see all the diverse parts of your personality and how they uniquely come together to make the person you are. Through this complete view you're able to make the most of your strengths in a way that wasn't possible before.
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