What a beautiful man, so sweet and spiritual. I love his style of clothing, his beautiful home, and the fact that he doesn't turn away those that can't pay. His ancestors are smiling down on him and protecting him... May his way of life and customs prevail💝🎆🌹👏
If that is the hundred and fifty year old deck his great grandmother gave him why is it 36 cards instead of 78? Being only 36 it is more likelya lenormand or kipper style deck.
Yeah I don’t think during that time tarot cards were used much, because the raider deck was made after that I believe. My ancestors used beans and playing cards so he most likely is probably using some traditional Roma deck or possibly lenormand like you said
Playing cards predate the tarot. And in fact, the oldest records of cards in Europe are in Germany. Stripped decks with fewer cards seemed to spring up all over in the 18th century, probably because of the popularity of certain games that didnt require 52 cards. And the oldest cartomancy systems we know about for sure are all based on stripped decks of 35 or 32 cards during the mid 18th century. So the time, location, and the number of cards actually does agree with the current research.
Tarot has been proven to be linked to a catholic italian game of a similar name in the 14th\15 th century. It had kings and queens but also the major arcana.
@@3swordstarot Tarot is just the French name for the Italian game of Taroccho. And it certainly wasnt "Catholic" as some of the best evidence we have of the early Taroccho decks is from sermons preaching against it. The earliest cartomancy systems we have records of are the Bolognese system from around 1750, which uses a stripped Bolognese Tarocchino deck with only 35 cards but most of the Triumphs, and the Etteilla system from around 1770, which uses a stripped French playing card deck, aka Piquet deck of 32 cards. We can rule out the Bolognese system because Tarocchino cards are extremely long and skinny, so this is certainly a playing-card based system. German "Le Normande" decks appear around 1850, about a decade after her death and feature 36 cards, but there were also other systems based on stripped playing card decks of 36 or even 39 cards. So just based on the shape of the cards we can guess that it is a stripped playing card deck, but there are a dozen systems we know of, and there are probably dozens or even hundreds of systems developed in different Romani communities over the centuries which are completely unknown outside of those communities because it is considered a closed system.
Wion its time to do some documentary segment for ethnic variety all around India. You may find wonderful universal beauty beneath those roots for sure . Do it. You are the best to do that at the moment . Best of luck.
And in Bangladesh, news channels are reporting that several Hindu temples have been vandalised, and four people have died. Why are Indian news channels not mentioning this ?
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People please keep his art alive in his people. May he teach someone else so that people not forget their roots
Is scamming is considered “art” in the Hindu lands.
What a beautiful man, so sweet and spiritual. I love his style of clothing, his beautiful home, and the fact that he doesn't turn away those that can't pay. His ancestors are smiling down on him and protecting him... May his way of life and customs prevail💝🎆🌹👏
Roma = Our lost brothers & sisters from India, discriminated all over Europe. 😢
I never understood how these people never integrated the countries they are in?
Force assimilation is the worst thing you could do within a species of diverse knowledge.
If that is the hundred and fifty year old deck his great grandmother gave him why is it 36 cards instead of 78? Being only 36 it is more likelya lenormand or kipper style deck.
Yeah I don’t think during that time tarot cards were used much, because the raider deck was made after that I believe. My ancestors used beans and playing cards so he most likely is probably using some traditional Roma deck or possibly lenormand like you said
Playing cards predate the tarot. And in fact, the oldest records of cards in Europe are in Germany. Stripped decks with fewer cards seemed to spring up all over in the 18th century, probably because of the popularity of certain games that didnt require 52 cards. And the oldest cartomancy systems we know about for sure are all based on stripped decks of 35 or 32 cards during the mid 18th century. So the time, location, and the number of cards actually does agree with the current research.
Tarot has been proven to be linked to a catholic italian game of a similar name in the 14th\15 th century. It had kings and queens but also the major arcana.
@@3swordstarot Tarot is just the French name for the Italian game of Taroccho. And it certainly wasnt "Catholic" as some of the best evidence we have of the early Taroccho decks is from sermons preaching against it. The earliest cartomancy systems we have records of are the Bolognese system from around 1750, which uses a stripped Bolognese Tarocchino deck with only 35 cards but most of the Triumphs, and the Etteilla system from around 1770, which uses a stripped French playing card deck, aka Piquet deck of 32 cards. We can rule out the Bolognese system because Tarocchino cards are extremely long and skinny, so this is certainly a playing-card based system. German "Le Normande" decks appear around 1850, about a decade after her death and feature 36 cards, but there were also other systems based on stripped playing card decks of 36 or even 39 cards. So just based on the shape of the cards we can guess that it is a stripped playing card deck, but there are a dozen systems we know of, and there are probably dozens or even hundreds of systems developed in different Romani communities over the centuries which are completely unknown outside of those communities because it is considered a closed system.
They aren't segregated. They may be poorer than the average but most of them live side by side with locals.
Wion its time to do some documentary segment for ethnic variety all around India. You may find wonderful universal beauty beneath those roots for sure . Do it. You are the best to do that at the moment . Best of luck.
Great.... But why it's loosing it's Sheen
Idk but the whole attire kind of oozes a Mexican vibe...
Yeah, I was thinking the same.
ikr? Kinda like the Mariachhi band.
fortune-teller = impostor
I uploaded video of Galwan Valley clash.
And in Bangladesh, news channels are reporting that several Hindu temples have been vandalised, and four people have died. Why are Indian news channels not mentioning this ?
@@fredaustralia2559 More important news Hungry India.
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