Visual History of Tarot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Decks shown:
1400s:
Visconti Madrone/Cary Yale
Visconti Sforza (Pierpoint Morgan Bergamo
Sola Busca
1500s
Budapest Tarot
1600s
Fine Della Torre
Noblet
1700s
Besacon
Dodal
Minchiate Eturia
Convor Tarot (CBD redrawing)
Vandermere Tarot
Etteilla Tarot
1800s
Marsigula
Neoclassico
1JJ Swiss
Minchiate Florintine
Vacchetta Tarot (Tarot of the Master reprint)
Soprafino Majors/Avondo Minors (Ancient Italian Tarot)
1900s
Rider Waite Smith
Thoth Tarot
Wirth Majors/Picard Minors (Universal Wirth)
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This was so fun, and helpful to see some of the decks and to get more of the visual history. Thanks for sharing this!!
It is so exciting to watch this video showing the progression of Tarot through history!!! Thank you so much Kelly for doing this 💕
I love this video. I watch it regularly and it guides my historical decks purchases
Be still my heart!
I so love historic tarots and this video was such a treat and brought me much joy!
Thank you so much Kelly!
I enjoyed every second of this! ❤❤❤
Thank you for this and totally enjoyed watching, listening and the learning!
I really enjoyed this, Kelly! Thank you! I’m going to bookmark this video for future reference. 🥰
Loved this!
I so enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for sharing. X
I am a history major doing the study of tarot and art. This video is life. Very well done!
Great video as always, love your light hearted, thoughtful and genuine approach to all the content you put out - you are just yourself and in todays world of over/excessive censorship of self expression it is much appreciated! Stay strong and stay beautiful 🙌
amazing. cannot wait.
Very interesting and informative presentation! Thank you!
awesome! ty for sharing 💓
i, too, have my own way of reading which revolves around numerology with a touch of astrology and a sprinkling of rws. i just love how you describe how we all are given the gift of this "bone structure" which supports our individual styles.
This is a video after my own heart Kelly 😃
I didn't expect such beauty in the older decks.
Thank yo so much, this was so brilliant. I'm watching it a 2nd time actually, because I was cleaning and listening and I want to really watch this time. I giggled twice about Patrick filling your holes, because I'm a child. Your decks are marvelous. My favorite is the Ancient Italian Tarot (green box mass market). 🙌🏼
lol we are all children at heart, DECK GAPS only, deck gaps lol!!
@@TheTruthinStory omg ROFL 🤣 new tee?
I laughed when she said that as well...
i believe i remember watching patrick doing a video about the vandenborre. love that deck. patrick had some wonderful videos up. i really miss his channel, though i can understand why he stopped.
Лучшая историческая прогулка).
Best Historical Walk)
I inherited a deck from a great aunt it says 1984 on the side and has a company name it’s a complete deck (I think 💭 all the cards major and minor are there but there are more than that also in the deck ), anyhoo I can’t find my exact cards anywhere 🤷🏼♀️. The magician card in particular and my popess cards are much different than the ones I have seen. There is a goblet of blood and a knife in front of the magician
thanks
I think the cross eyed imagery implies depth of perception. An invitation to view the cards from a stereogram perspective perhaps. Great video. Thank you!
I love that you take offense about people that say Marseille style pips are un illustrated! I feel the same way.
The card meanings btw Italian tarot and Marseille are the same and needs to be recognized as a same sharing ground?
hi kelly!!! Long time no see :)
Hello hello!! ::HUGS::
Who made the your copy of the Sforza deck? Couldn't quite catch the name.
Il Meneghello www.ilmeneghello.it/
Am I wrong, or some cards from the Pagan Otherworlds remind some cards from the Minchiate Eturia?
You know I could see that, I’ll have to pull them out together :D
@@TheTruthinStory Please tell me your thoughts after doing it :D
Somebody can write in commentaries wich were those tarot cards please? 🙏😻
I think I have them all up in the description now in order they were shown :)
I wish you would do a video called: Decks for Dudes.
Help us help the men in our lives!
I actually think that is a great idea, I just think maybe a dude needs to do it :D Not being a dude, I’m not really qualified to say what is best for one not to mention, like women, they likely have a variety of different tastes. I think the one deck that men I know have responded to the most was the Darkness of Light Tarot :)
Is it wrong to call cartomancy instruments oracles, and consider tarot an oracle, and consider also not all oracles are tarot? I'm just puzzled by the word tarot, I wanna find where does it come from.
It's interesting :D Technically an oracle is the person who people seek the message from, so the deck becomes the oracle that we seek messages from so anything we use to gain messages could be called an oracle--including Tarot. Tarot, however, is from the Italian playing card game Tarocchi and is a specific deck of playing cards with 78 cards, a set of trumps or majors, and four suits--so other oracles would not be considered tarot. Hope that makes sense :D
@@TheTruthinStory Yes, it makes a lot of sense! It just, when thinking about it or explaining it to others - it's almost like saying a tongue twister. 😋
Thank you for the reply, it was very kind of you.
Well maybe it's bc it's a genetic thing in families. They were drawing what was familiar. It runs in my family. I think you could have been a little less giggly about it. Kinda mean if you ask me. Laughing and saying cross eyed shows your ignorance. How do you teach??? At least be respectful and use the medical term.
Very fair point. I just have always adored that the whole deck is that way artistically in choice and was completely insensitive to it as a medical condition. I will edit the video with a note as to why, thank you for sharing your perspective.
@@TheTruthinStory thank you for understanding. I will always be a subscriber.❤❤
Seen as this is a comments section and is where people obviously give their opinions i don't often like to do so but i want to in this case - I have watched this and although i can appreciate how you may feel about anything of this nature given your own admission of your own family genetics i think we can often loose sight of the more important aspect when getting offending by something in life which is, intention. Where did this giggling/laughter come from? Was it intentionally 'ignorant' as you called it? Was it intentionally 'mean'? Was Kelly here actually talking about people with genetic conditions that lead them to display this appearance or people with medical conditions that lead to this and then giggling about it? Did she talk derogatively about any conditions or ailments to do with this? No. There are many things that we may innately find funny in this crazy life of ours and yes some of these can be routed in mannerisms passed down through generations to us (often to make us laugh as children) where at one point they were indeed mocking/'making fun' about someone's appearance etc but has since just become a 'funny face' to pull and nothing more attached to it. For example - many of us recognise and still to this day will do a playful gesture of sticking our tongue out at someone whether it be goofing around to a young child to make them laugh or just in a 'playful' way to another....regardless this act could - by your assertions here (any many others now days especially) be seen as offensive, disrespectful, ignorant and mean too. My feeling is we have to try understand the intentionality behind everything we experience in life especially from other souls in this life time as that is key - not try to dictate/control how others live/express themselves through shaming and guilt in particular. Type in google "tongue sticking condition" and you will images of a mix of people with a genuine genetic or medical condition and also pictures of people just sticking there tongue out in that classic manner. Also can i confirm where you got the information of this deck being like this due to genetics? It would be interesting to read up as Kelly did ask if anyone knew why they were depicted like this as she didn't know. And also what is the medical term that you asked her to use? Is it genetic or medical or both? Thank you as any extra info is appreciated.