The Tarot of the Bohemians is a book by Papus, first published in 1889. This influential work explores the symbolism, history, and esoteric significance of the tarot deck, presenting it as a profound tool for divination and spiritual insight. Papus, a notable French occultist and physician, integrates elements of Kabbalah, astrology, and mysticism to reveal the hidden meanings behind the tarot’s cards. The book has played a key role in popularizing tarot as more than just a game, framing it as a bridge to ancient wisdom and occult knowledge within the Western esoteric tradition. Its enduring influence is reflected in how tarot study continues to blend occult philosophy with divinatory practice.
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