The tarot of Eli,LLC

The tarot of Eli,LLC I am a professional Qabalistic Tarot reader and Auric Medium, magus of Western Hermetic Magick Teacher of Qabalah, and PranaYama.

My web page is about Tarot and Aura Reading, I run a daily blog on my web site with over a 4,000 daily readers. On my site you'll find descriptions and times of classes. prices for readings, both online through Skype or off line and in person.

The Triple Goddess Tarot- Queen of Pentacles shows a crowned Queen dressed in green trimmed with rose pink, standing upo...
04/15/2026

The Triple Goddess Tarot- Queen of Pentacles shows a crowned Queen dressed in green trimmed with rose pink, standing upon fertile ground while writing in a ledger. A golden pentacle rests by her right foot, and a brown hare stands near her left, as if under her care and protection. This is an image of practical nurture, grounded abundance, and wise stewardship. She is not merely surrounded by prosperity; she is actively managing it.

This Queen suggests the importance of keeping one’s material, emotional, and physical life in order so that one may sustain both oneself and others. Her ledger symbolizes responsibility, boundaries, and conscious administration of resources. The fertile ground beneath her shows that true abundance grows where care, discipline, and attention are applied. The hare, as a traditional emblem of fertility, instinct, and renewal, reinforces her role as protector of life and guardian of growth.

Therefore, this card implies generosity, comfort, nurturing, protecting others, maintaining healthy boundaries, and sustaining well-being through practical wisdom...To continue comparisons blog log onto elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free-blog page bottom), May you live long and prosper.

The Arcane Tarot - Three of Wands presents three wand-like scepters, sharp and pointed, each crowned with a radiant sola...
04/14/2026

The Arcane Tarot - Three of Wands presents three wand-like scepters, sharp and pointed, each crowned with a radiant solar world. Red and gold foliage rises from the base of the card, while the background shifts from surrounding darkness into light behind the wands. Although it is not as explicitly Hermetic in symbolism as the Thoth 3 of Wands-Virtue, it still conveys the essential meanings of foresight, expansion, growth, and confident movement toward the future.

Upright:
With conviction and clear purpose, you are setting plans into motion and acting for future expansion. This card suggests progress, vision, and the courage to move beyond current limits. Opportunities may arise that broaden your horizons, including travel, enterprise, or a greater field of influence.

Relationships:
The relationship is looking ahead and preparing for the next stage of development, such as shared plans, deeper commitment, or travel together. There is movement here toward a broader future...To continue comparisons blog, log onto elitarotstrickingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free). May you live long and prosper.

The Triple Goddess Tarot – Knight of PentaclesThe Triple Goddess Tarot Knight of Pentacles presents a female knight in s...
04/13/2026

The Triple Goddess Tarot – Knight of Pentacles

The Triple Goddess Tarot Knight of Pentacles presents a female knight in shining armor, wearing a red cape and clasping a golden pentacle closely to her chest. Her black charger moves at a measured trot through a snowy forest, creating a winter landscape rather than the springtime fertility imagery often associated with Aries or the Green Man. This seasonal difference is important. Here the emphasis is not on outward fecundity, but on endurance, preservation, and the disciplined management of energy through harsh conditions.

In this card, Earth is not shown as blooming abundance, but as tested stability. The knight moves forward despite cold, resistance, and limitation. Thus, the image suggests the power of slow and steady progress, caution, and the wisdom of taking time to understand the full situation before acting. This is not stagnation for its own sake, but deliberate movement that seeks trust, security, and lasting foundation.

From a Western Hermetic Qabalistic perspective, this image reflects the disciplined intelligence required to anchor consciousness in matter. The snowy forest implies a world where energy is conserved, measured, and protected until the proper season of manifestation arrives. In metaphysical terms, this is the soul learning how to endure material conditions without losing direction. In parapsychological terms, it suggests a consciousness that is carefully containing force, refusing dissipation, and building security through patience and attentiveness...To continue comparisons blog , log onto elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free-bottom of blog page). May you live long and prosper.

Darwin’s reductionist idea of “survival of the fittest” was never an adequate explanation for Homo sapiens. If we had tr...
04/12/2026

Darwin’s reductionist idea of “survival of the fittest” was never an adequate explanation for Homo sapiens. If we had truly evolved along the same purely terrestrial path as other apes, we would have retained our protective fur—an essential adaptation for survival in most climates. Instead, we stand uniquely naked among mammals, forced to clothe ourselves in the hides and furs of the animals we hunted. Likewise, if our evolution were guided solely by physical survival pressures, we would be the strongest of the apes, yet even a chimpanzee far surpasses us in raw strength.Our divergence from the primate family does not follow the neat, gradual arc of Darwinian evolution. It suggests instead an intentional intervention—what many ancient cultures recorded as the work of the Gods. These “Gods,” descending from the heavens, were not ethereal abstractions but advanced beings—spacefarers—who came to Earth from beyond our skies. From the Sumerians’ Anunnaki, to the Egyptian Neteru, to the Mesoamerican Sky Lords, the myths are uncannily consistent: humanity is a crafted species, engineered for purpose.Our brains are the most striking evidence of this. In a mere six million years—an evolutionary blink—our cranial capacity and neural complexity have far outpaced any plausible natural progression. No other species, regardless of age, has crossed the threshold into self-reflective consciousness, symbolic language, advanced mathematics, or artificial intelligence. The leap is too sudden, too vast, to be explained by slow mutation and random selection alone.

We are the anomaly. A hybrid. A colony of genetic pioneers. A manifestation of an ancient and deliberate project in cosmic bioengineering. Our ancestors were not simply tree-dwelling primates who happened to get lucky—they were the recipients of an inheritance from the stars, an infusion of intelligence and spirit into the vessels of flesh.The truth hidden beneath the polite veneers of modern anthropology is this: we are not merely the children of Earth. We are the offspring of Heaven, seeded here by those who walked between the worlds. The ancient myths were not naïve stories—they were the preserved fragments of a memory far older than recorded history. A memory of when the Gods walked among us, shaping our bodies, awakening our minds, and placing us in the great living laboratory we now call Earth...To continue this Magick blog, log onto elitarotstrickingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and free subscriptions. May you live long and prosper.

The Arcane Tarot Two of Wands depicts two equal wands formed of intertwined golden vines. Each wand shows a ph***ic poin...
04/11/2026

The Arcane Tarot Two of Wands depicts two equal wands formed of intertwined golden vines. Each wand shows a ph***ic point at the base and an opening red-orange rosebud at the top. Though the image is less overtly esoteric than the Thoth Tarot, it still conveys the essential idea of awakened force seeking direction. The budding roses suggest potential, while the paired wands imply dual currents of power that must be brought under conscious will.

In a practical sense, this card speaks of choice, planning, and exploration. A decision stands before you: remain within the familiar boundaries of comfort, or take the risk of movement into new territory. Therefore, this card asks which path better serves your long-term purpose. Travel, expansion, or a larger life plan may now be involved.

In relationships, the Two of Wands can show a need to redefine the direction of the union. This may involve moving, taking a journey together, or establishing new roles within the partnership. The energy is not yet full manifestation, but rather the moment when shared will must choose its course...To continue comparisons blog, log onto elitarotstrickingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free at bottom of blog page). May you live long and prosper.

The Triple Goddess Tarot Page of Pentacles uses a feminine figure much like the Thoth Princess of Disks, and therefore c...
04/10/2026

The Triple Goddess Tarot Page of Pentacles uses a feminine figure much like the Thoth Princess of Disks, and therefore comes closer to the Western Hermetic understanding of this court card than the more medievalized Rider-Waite-Smith image. Here the Page is shown as a student of matter. She peers through a magnifying glass at a clay cup, carefully examining its structure, defects, and composition. Before her lie parchments, one completed pentacle, and several unfinished disks, all suggesting study, process, and material refinement. Dressed in a red student robe, she appears as one deeply engaged in the work of learning through close observation.

This image emphasizes that growth comes through careful examination. In the suit of Pentacles, knowledge is not abstract alone. It must be tested through form, function, and practical application. The magnifying glass is especially important, for it symbolizes concentrated consciousness. Parapsychologically, whatever the mind fixes upon with disciplined attention becomes more fully known, and therefore more fully shaped. Attention is itself a formative force. What we examine deeply, we begin to influence...To Continue comparisons blog, log onto elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (Free on bottom of blog page). May you live long and prosper.

Title:The I AM and the Simulated Universe: A Western Hermetic View of Reality, Mind, and ConsciousnessSubtitle:Is the un...
04/08/2026

Title:
The I AM and the Simulated Universe: A Western Hermetic View of Reality, Mind, and Consciousness

Subtitle:
Is the universe a machine of code, or a living field of Divine Consciousness expressing itself through countless centers of awareness?

The idea that the universe may be a simulation has become one of the most fascinating modern theories about reality. It captures attention because it suggests that beneath the visible world there may be a hidden structure, an unseen order, or a deeper intelligence shaping what we experience as everyday life. To many, this sounds radical and new. Yet from the perspective of Western Hermetic philosophy, the question itself is ancient. The language may be modern, but the mystery is timeless.

What many now call a simulation, Hermetic thought has long approached as a cosmos of mind, number, vibration, and formative intelligence. The ancient Magi did not speak in terms of digital code, but they did teach that the universe is shaped by Logos, proportion, and living consciousness. In that sense, simulation theory may be seen as a modern material metaphor for a much older metaphysical principle: that reality is structured by intelligence before it appears as form.

This leads to a deeper question. Is the universe merely a machine-like system, or is it the expression of Mind itself?

In Western Hermetic Qabalah, reality begins not with dead matter but with living Consciousness. The unmanifest source is approached through the veils of Ain, Ain Soph, and Ain Soph Aur, the No-Thing, the Limitless, and the Limitless Light. Out of this ineffable mystery arises Kether, the Crown, the first point of manifestation. Kether may be understood as the primal “I AM,” pure being before division, pure presence before identity takes shape. It is not the personal ego saying, “I am this” or “I am that.” It is being itself....to continue metaphysical blog log ont magickeli.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free). May you live long and prosper.

The Triple Goddess Tarot – 10 of PentaclesThe Triple Goddess Tarot 10 of Pentacles shows an elderly woman joyfully wrapp...
04/08/2026

The Triple Goddess Tarot – 10 of Pentacles

The Triple Goddess Tarot 10 of Pentacles shows an elderly woman joyfully wrapping presents. One arm is raised as she pulls a white ribbon taut, while the other hand holds it in place around a lavender-wrapped gift. In the foreground are three more beautifully wrapped presents, each colorful and adorned with ribbon. She sits in a large chair whose crest is decorated with ten evenly distributed golden pentacles arranged in a crescent-moon design. Her smiling face reveals complete delight in the act of giving.

This is a beautiful image of fulfilled abundance, but it also suggests something deeper than mere material comfort. In Western Hermetic understanding, the Ten of Pentacles is the completion of wealth in Malkuth, the Kingdom, where prosperity becomes tangible, lived, and shared. Here, abundance is not only what one possesses, but what one has become able to distribute, preserve, and enjoy. The elderly woman represents the wisdom of the Crone, the matriarchal intelligence that knows true wealth includes timing, relationships, memory, and the right use of resources...To continue comparisons blog, log onto elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free-bottom of blog page). May you live long and prosper.

The Arcane Tarot King of Pentacles is the equivalent of the Thoth Tarot Knight of Disks, both expressing mastery over th...
04/07/2026

The Arcane Tarot King of Pentacles is the equivalent of the Thoth Tarot Knight of Disks, both expressing mastery over the material world through discipline, stability, and grounded authority. This card represents leadership, prosperity, wealth, and the capacity to build lasting success through methodical action.

The image itself emphasizes rulership over matter. His elaborate crown, adorned with wings, suggests elevated authority and thought that rises above mere survival instinct. In one hand he holds a golden cube, decorated with sacred geometry, symbolizing structure, order, stability, and mastery of manifested form. The cube is one of the most important metaphysical symbols of Earth, showing matter brought into balanced arrangement. In his other hand he raises a golden pentacle, the sign of material power, prosperity, and practical accomplishment. His red and gold robes further reinforce vitality, rulership, and success in the realm of manifestation. He appears stern, grounded, and not easily deceived, suggesting a personality that values results, realism, and competence over fantasy or empty words....To continue comparisons blog log onto, elitarotstrickingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free). May you live long and prosper.

Easter, Equinox, and the Mystery of RebirthA Western Hermetic, Qabalistic, Cosmological, and Parapsychological Reflectio...
04/06/2026

Easter, Equinox, and the Mystery of Rebirth
A Western Hermetic, Qabalistic, Cosmological, and Parapsychological Reflection

Before Easter became fixed in Christian devotion, spring itself was already a theater of sacred meaning. Across many cultures, the season of returning light, fertile earth, and renewed life gave rise to myths of death and resurrection, goddesses of generation, and gods who die only to rise again. In that wider sacred landscape, Easter may be viewed not only as a Christian feast, but also as part of a far older current of rebirth symbolism that humanity has long used to describe the restoration of life after darkness. The themes you shared—Good Friday, Freya, Eostre, the dying gods, the hare, the egg, and the Great Mother—form an esoteric tapestry of renewal, one that can be read through Western Hermetic Qabalah, metaphysics, astrology, gematria, cosmology, and parapsychology.

The Spring Equinox and the Cosmology of Return

Cosmologically, the Spring Equinox marks a moment of balance: light and darkness stand in temporary equality before the solar current begins its visible triumph. This is not merely a seasonal event. In Hermetic thought, it is a revelation of universal law. The cosmos moves in rhythms. Expansion and contraction, descent and ascent, death and regeneration, concealment and manifestation all belong to one living pattern. Spring is therefore not just weather changing; it is the visible reminder that life is structured through cyclical intelligence.

The ancient world encoded this truth in myth. Vegetation gods, underworld descents, mourning rites, sacred marriages, and resurrection festivals all dramatized one principle: life is never annihilated, only transformed. Winter is not the end of life, but its concealment. Spring is not a new creation ex nihilo, but a revelation of what was hidden in latency. In metaphysical terms, rebirth is the re-emergence of form from the invisible matrix of potential.

This is where Easter becomes profoundly important. Whether approached devotionally, symbolically, or comparatively, Easter announces that death is not final. In Hermetic language, form dissolves and recomposes. In alchemical language, nigredo yields to albedo and finally rubedo. In cosmological language, the universe itself appears to operate by recurring fields of death and renewal. Thus Easter, at its deepest level, is the ritualization of the universe’s own grammar....To continue Easter blog, log onto elitarotstrickingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free). May you live long and prosper.

Title:Love as Magical Force: How Eros, Philos, and Agapé Empower Ritual and InvocationSubtitle:A Western Hermetic Qabali...
04/06/2026

Title:
Love as Magical Force: How Eros, Philos, and Agapé Empower Ritual and Invocation

Subtitle:
A Western Hermetic Qabalistic exploration of how the three levels of love awaken magick power through body, soul, and spirit.

Blog:
In Western Hermetic practice, love is far more than sentiment, romance, or bodily chemistry. It is a power of union. It is the magnetic principle by which consciousness joins with symbol, intention, deity, spirit, and the deeper pattern of being. This is why Crowley’s phrase, “Love is the law, love under will,” carries such power for the practicing magician. Love is not merely something one feels. It is something one directs, sanctifies, and embodies.

When we look at love through the classical triad of Eros, Philos, and Agapé, we begin to see how ritual and invocation are empowered on different levels of the soul. These are not merely poetic categories. They are living modes of force within human consciousness. In Western Hermetic Qabalah, they can be understood as three interwoven currents moving through the body, psyche, and spirit. Each contributes something essential to successful magick.

Eros is the first current. It is the love of attraction, desire, longing, embodiment, and living magnetism. In ritual, Eros is what gives heat to the operation. It is the fire in the blood, the charge in the breath, the longing that makes a rite more than empty words. Without Eros, ritual becomes mechanical. One may recite divine names, draw pentagrams, and perform every gesture correctly, but without magnetic desire there is little life in it. Eros is the urge of the soul to touch, to know, to join, to manifest. In invocation, it is the upward-reaching flame that strains toward contact with the invoked force. It empowers visualization, intensifies concentration, and brings vitality to mantra, sigil, gesture, and sacred imagination...to continue love blog, log onto magickeli.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free-bottom of page). May you live long and prosper.

The Triple Goddess Tarot 9 of Pentacles presents the same essential current of earned abundance as the Rider-Waite-Smith...
04/06/2026

The Triple Goddess Tarot 9 of Pentacles presents the same essential current of earned abundance as the Rider-Waite-Smith card, but it does so with a more openly sensual and spiritual emphasis. Here, a mature woman in a long flowing red gown stands upon a patio, contemplating the full display of a peacock across a fertile, flowering landscape. Behind her is a dark fence marked by nine golden pentacles set upright within its slats, clearly establishing the material success of the card while also enclosing it within a boundary of cultivated order. This is not poverty overcome. This is fulfillment consciously possessed.

In the language of Western Hermetic Qabalah, the Nine of Pentacles still reflects the force of Yesod in Assiah: the Foundation expressing itself in the material world. Yesod, ruled by the Moon, is the sphere of image, reflection, psychic patterning, and the subtle blueprint behind manifestation. Thus, material well-being in this card is not simply a matter of money or possessions. It is the visible result of an inner pattern that has matured, stabilized, and attracted form into satisfaction. The flowering landscape is the soul’s inner fertility made outer. What has been imagined, cultivated, and emotionally sustained now appears as tangible reward.

Astrologically, the Nine of Pentacles corresponds to Venus in Virgo, and this card shows that placement in a particularly beautiful way. Venus here does not express herself through excess or theatrical indulgence, but through refinement, self-respect, appreciation of beauty, and intelligent enjoyment of what has been carefully built. The woman’s posture suggests not desperation, but composure. She is not chasing happiness. She is standing within the field of it. The peacock, a traditional emblem of beauty, pride, magnificence, and sometimes spiritual royalty, adds a striking layer of meaning. It suggests that true abundance includes the ability to recognize one’s own radiance without apology...To continue comparisons blog log onto elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest, comments, and subscriptions (free). May you live long and prosper.

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