Tarot of medieval drawers of the Oswald Virta. Interpretation Elizabeth Heich. 21 Card + Instruction. Haich E., Virt O.

Elizabeth Heich (1897–1994)-artist and mystic, founder of the oldest Hatha Yoga school and the author of numerous books on spiritual improvement. , which she used as an instrument in order to help her students on the path of their spiritual formation, and subsequently devoted the book of Tarot wisdom to them, describing the full path of the development of human consciousness. For her purposes from numerous decks, she chose the tarot of medieval drawers (Le Tarot des Imagiers du Moyen Age) of the Oswald Virta, because she saw in them the exact symbolic images of twenty -two universal levels of consciousness, which, in her opinion, are characteristic of human nature as such. And if this is true, then any person can see in these maps a reflection of their own experiences. So these symbols are familiar even to those who have never seen Tarot cards - because they are not arbitrary.

The compositions of the senior Arcans of the Tarot Virta are built on the basis of images embodied by universal archetypes inherent in human consciousness in nature, and These ideal constructions are unchanged in the same way as the human being itself is invariably. They underlie our reality, because human consciousness creates its own world, using them as a guide to action and construction forests. Obviously, the author of these cards approached work with knowledge and was able to create something extremely valuable, useful and universal - such that not only those who are culturally close to him can use, but everyone who is interested in the depths of human consciousness - from mystics to practicing psychiatrists.