ARCANO II LA SUMA SACERDOTISA - Curso de Tarot online gratuito Rider Waite Smith

Introduction

In this video, the speaker introduces the topic of the free online tarot course and focuses on the second card of the tarot deck, "The High Priestess" or "La Suma Sacerdotisa" in Spanish.

The Symbolism and Importance of The High Priestess

• The High Priestess is a card that represents introspection and looking inward.

• It is considered a teacher and advisor for cultivating a deeper spiritual life.

• The card has different representations in various tarot decks.

• In the original Tarot de Marseille, it was called "La Papisa" and played a significant role in reclaiming femininity during medieval times.

Different Representations of The High Priestess

The speaker discusses various representations of The High Priestess in different tarot decks.

Representation in Tarot de Marseille

• In Tarot de Marseille, The High Priestess was originally called "La Papisa."

• This card symbolizes the rescue of femininity during medieval times when it had been suppressed by patriarchal civilizations and denied by the Catholic Church.

Legend of La Papessa Giovanna

• According to legend, La Papessa Giovanna was a woman who disguised herself as a man and rose to become Pope in the 9th century.

• She died while giving birth during a procession on Easter Sunday in Rome.

• This Italian legend led to the creation of an all-female religious community that appointed women as popes.

Representation in Other Decks

• Many tarot decks from the Middle Ages preserved this representation, including Tarot de Marseille by Papus and Tarot del Visconti-Sforza commissioned by the Visconti family.

• The High Priestess has also been associated with Hera, the Greek goddess, and the moon.

Symbolism of The High Priestess

The speaker explores the symbolism associated with The High Priestess.

Number 2 and Dualities

• The High Priestess is associated with the number 2, which represents duality.

• It complements the energy of The Magician (number 1), representing introversion and stillness.

Letter Kimmel and Lunar Symbolism

• The High Priestess is represented by the Hebrew letter "Kimmel," symbolizing the throat as a channel for sound transformation.

• It is associated with the moon, which represents integration, adaptability, sensitivity, and emotions.

• This card is linked to women, menstrual cycles, pregnancy, childbirth, rituals, magic, deep feelings, and fertility.

Yin Principle and Intuition

• The High Priestess embodies the yin principle or universal feminine energy.

• She represents intuition rather than rational knowledge.

• In readings, she signifies introspection, meditation, receptivity to inner wisdom, but may also indicate a lack of initiative or clear goals.

Characteristics of The High Priestess

The speaker discusses further characteristics of The High Priestess.

Inner Focus and Intuition

• The High Priestess directs her attention inwardly and connects with her heart and intimate emotions.

• She accesses wisdom through intuition rather than analytical thinking.

• This card may represent a person who is extremely introspective, shy, hesitant to take action or initiate things.

Meditation and Non-action

• The High Priestess is often depicted in a meditative state with closed eyes.

• She does not actively seek anything but allows things to unfold naturally while remaining deeply connected to her inner self.

Relationship with Intuition

• This card is closely related to intuition and represents the importance of inner exploration.

• It may indicate a time of self-discovery, but also difficulties in taking action due to a lack of inspiration or clear objectives.

Conclusion

The speaker concludes the discussion on The High Priestess and its significance in tarot readings.

Summary

• The High Priestess is a card that encourages introspection and looking inward.

• It symbolizes femininity, intuition, meditation, and deep emotions.

• This card represents the opposite energy of The Magician (number 1) and complements it in the tarot deck.

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The High Priestess in Love and Relationships

In love or relationships, the High Priestess card can represent a sense of distance, cutting emotional or sexual ties, or feelings of loneliness. For men, it may symbolize the search for femininity within their own personality. For women, it represents their receptive side and difficulty taking initiative in relationships. The card encourages introspection and self-reflection to reconnect with one's inner voice.

Symbolism of the High Priestess Card

The High Priestess card in the Ryder White Tarot deck features two columns on each side, representing the ancient columns of the Temple of Jerusalem. These columns also symbolize the principles of balance and duality (yin and yang). Behind the High Priestess is a veil or curtain that separates her from the outside world but remains permeable, signifying her availability for reconnecting with spiritual work.

Significance of Symbols on the High Priestess Card

The High Priestess card has various symbols that hold significance. The palm trees and pomegranates behind the curtain represent personal attributes and spiritual growth. The crown on her head represents both the triple moon goddesses and stages of female sexuality (virginity, adulthood, old age). The moon phases also relate to different aspects of femininity. Additionally, there is a scroll representing association with religious texts like Torah or Tarot.

Moon Symbolism and Feminine Divinity

The moon symbolism on the High Priestess card represents spirituality, subconsciousness, and femininity. It signifies different stages of female sexuality - virginity, adulthood, old age - and the era of matriarchy. The High Priestess embodies the divine feminine and transforms patriarchal perceptions into guarding the divine and her own femininity.

Wisdom and Testimony

The High Priestess card represents wisdom gained through personal experience rather than relying solely on books or external knowledge. It challenges traditional patriarchal beliefs, symbolized by hiding the Hebrew law book (Torah) under her cloak. The testimony of one's life journey leads to true wisdom.

Emotional Balance and Introspection

The flowing robe of the High Priestess represents emotional balance, following the rhythm of the moon and tides. She keeps emotions separate from her intimate life, maintaining control over them. The light blue background represents a clear sky, lucidity, joy, but also potential naivety or confusion when desires are mistaken for reality. This card encourages introspection and self-reflection.

Reversed Meaning of the High Priestess Card

When reversed, the High Priestess card suggests being overwhelmed by emotions, feeling lonely, isolated, or emotionally unstable. Secrets become lies, and it can indicate emotional manipulation or negative magical practices. Depending on accompanying cards, it may represent opposing principles similar to the upright Magician card.

Combinations with Other Tarot Cards

When combined with other cards like The Hermit or The Hanged Man, the High Priestess signifies deep inner exploration and introspection. It advises suspending action and waiting for a better understanding before making decisions.

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Taking a Break for Inner Reflection

In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of taking breaks as a way to observe and find solutions to situations from within. It is not just about avoiding confrontation but rather allowing the body to become more calm and tranquil.

The Purpose of Taking a Break

• Taking a break is not simply about closing our eyes and avoiding facing the situation.

• It is an opportunity to observe the situation from within and find solutions.

• When the body is in a more relaxed state, it becomes easier to obtain clarity and tranquility.

Recap of Previous Video and Tarot Card Study Tips

In this section, the speaker provides a recap of the previous video on tarot cards and offers tips for studying them effectively.

Recap of Previous Video

• The previous video discussed "The Magician," which is Arcanum number 1.

• The link to that video can be found in the description above.

Tips for Studying Tarot Cards

• It's important to truly understand each card's depth rather than just memorizing symbols or colors.

• Develop a general understanding of each card so that it resonates with you personally.

• When performing readings, immediately recognize what each card signifies for you.

• The speaker also has their own book summarizing some card meanings.

Requesting Suggestions for Future Tarot Topics

In this section, the speaker invites viewers to suggest specific tarot topics they would like to explore in future videos.

• Viewers are encouraged to leave suggestions for tarot topics they would like to see covered.

• These suggestions will be considered for future videos in the tarot series.

Conclusion and Call to Action

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• The speaker wishes everyone a week filled with positive energy and encourages self-reflection and spiritual growth.