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.

**From Entropy to the Solar Self:Why Mind, Will, and Consciousness Shape Reality**..to read blog log onto elitarotstrick...
01/13/2026

**From Entropy to the Solar Self:
Why Mind, Will, and Consciousness Shape Reality**..to read blog log onto elitarotstrickingly.com and scrol to blog page. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.

Both the Rider-Waite-Smith Ace of Cups and the Triple Goddess Tarot Ace of Cups represent the all-encompassing Maternal ...
01/13/2026

Both the Rider-Waite-Smith Ace of Cups and the Triple Goddess Tarot Ace of Cups represent the all-encompassing Maternal Force—the Great Receptacle from which life, love, and consciousness emerge.

In the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot, this maternal current is dramatized through water pouring abundantly from the Cup, then settling into a calm, placid lake below. The lake is adorned with rose-colored water lilies, flowers long associated with the Divine Feminine, romance, and spiritual purity. In contrast, the Triple Goddess Tarot presents the Cup resting upon a flat stone at the center of a pond, while a waterfall pours into and overflows the golden chalice. Here, the emphasis shifts from descent to continuous replenishment, evoking the eternal cycle of receiving, containing, and renewing emotional and spiritual life....to continue blog, log onto, elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll menu to blog page. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.

The Serpent and the Cup: In Western Hermetic Qabalah, the Cup is the archetypal vessel of Binah, the Supernal Mother on ...
01/13/2026

The Serpent and the Cup: In Western Hermetic Qabalah, the Cup is the archetypal vessel of Binah, the Supernal Mother on the Tree of Life. Binah is called Marah—the Great Sea—and represents:

The Womb of Understanding

The matrix in which raw force becomes form

The first limitation of Chokmah’s infinite outpouring

The Cup is therefore not passive. It is the intelligent containment of force.
It receives in order to shape, not merely to hold.

This is why the Grail is never just a chalice—it is a cosmic uterus, the alchemical athanor, the psychic womb of the soul...To Continue blog log onto magickeli.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.

Consciousness as Quantum: A Shift in the Question ItselfWhen contemporary scientists speculate that consciousness may be...
01/12/2026

Consciousness as Quantum: A Shift in the Question Itself

When contemporary scientists speculate that consciousness may be quantum—non-local, probabilistic, entangled—they are already stepping beyond the old Newtonian model of mind as a by-product of brain chemistry.

In a quantum view:

Consciousness is not confined to individual organisms

Observation and participation co-create reality

Information precedes form

This immediately dissolves the idea that intelligence must be localized, biological, or human-scaled.

Once intelligence is informational and relational rather than mechanical, the question changes from:

“Is Earth intelligent?”
to
“What scale of intelligence are we willing to recognize?”

Gaia as a Planetary Intelligence...To continue blog log onto magickeli.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.

The Arcane Tarot – Six of Cups bears a clear artistic kinship to Rider-Waite-Smith symbology, yet it abandons literal fi...
01/12/2026

The Arcane Tarot – Six of Cups bears a clear artistic kinship to Rider-Waite-Smith symbology, yet it abandons literal figuration in favor of symbolic abstraction. Gone is the familiar scene of a young boy offering a golden cup of white flowers to a young girl. In its place appears a carefully structured arrangement of chalices, wine glasses, jewels, and birds—a tableau that speaks more to inner states than outer narrative.At the upper register stand three jeweled golden chalices. The central cup is empty, flanked by two cups filled with brightly colored birds. Below, three more vessels echo this pattern: a centered golden chalice bearing a blue jewel, accompanied by two wine glasses, each again containing a bird.This repetition of form suggests memory circulating through levels of consciousness. The empty cup acts as a receptive womb—memory not yet filled—while the birds symbolize living impressions, emotional echoes that remain animated within the psyche. Memory here is not static recollection; it is breathing imagery, still capable of flight...To continue blog log onto elitarotstrickingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you and may you live long and prosper.

The Triple Goddess Tarot – Elder (King) of Wands presents a profound re-visioning of sovereign Fire. Here, authority is ...
01/10/2026

The Triple Goddess Tarot – Elder (King) of Wands presents a profound re-visioning of sovereign Fire. Here, authority is not projected through outward dominance but through embodied wisdom. The Elder Dame is enthroned upon a seat of living flame, a Solar–Lunar throne whose contours rise like fire itself—suggesting Spirit animated equally by intuition and will. Above the throne, twin lunar crescents flank a central golden solar orb, within which burns the inverted triangle of Fire: creative force descending into manifestation, inspiration seeking form.

Unlike the outwardly demonstrative King of traditional decks, the Elder Dame is shown writing in a ledger, capturing revelation as it arises. This act signifies conscious authorship of destiny—the disciplined recording of inspired thought before it dissipates back into the subtle realms. Her wand, resting calmly across her lap like a scepter, confirms her unquestioned authority; Fire here is mastered, not wielded impulsively. She does not need to brandish power—she contains it...to continue blog, log onto elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.

In Western Hermetic and Theosophic gnosis, the “Rainbow Path” is not a poetic metaphor but a precise metaphysical diagra...
01/09/2026

In Western Hermetic and Theosophic gnosis, the “Rainbow Path” is not a poetic metaphor but a precise metaphysical diagram describing how Unity becomes multiplicity—and how multiplicity may consciously return to Unity.

White Light and the Fall into Color

White light, when passed through a prism, reveals that it already contains all colors. Nothing new is created; what was unified is differentiated. In Hermetic doctrine, this is the very act of manifestation itself. The One Light—Ketheric, undivided consciousness—enters the conditions of space, time, and form and is refracted into distinct frequencies. Each color represents a mode of intelligence, a particular rate of vibration through which consciousness experiences itself.

This principle is echoed in Theosophy, especially in the teachings of Helena Blavatsky, where Spirit descends through planes—Atmic, Buddhic, Manasic—each plane a further refraction of the original Light into conditioned awareness.

The Human Aura as a Living Spectrum

The human being, in this view, is not a body that has a soul, but a field of light that has condensed a body. The auric field is the visible (to subtle sight) and measurable expression of this truth. It is composed of overlapping luminous strata, each vibrating at different frequencies, each corresponding to levels of consciousness and function:

Red / Infra-red – Vital force, instinct, survival, blood, Mars-force

Orange – Desire, creativity, personal magnetism

Yellow – Intellect, self-awareness, solar identity

Green – Integration, harmony, the bridge between lower and higher

Blue – Devotion, truth, magical will aligned to Law

Indigo – Vision, inner sight, archetypal perception

Violet – Spiritual synthesis, threshold of the supernal

Ultraviolet / White – Unity beyond color, the Crown of Light

These are not merely “emotional moods,” as modern pop-auric lore suggests, but ontological layers of the soul’s embodiment in matter.

The Rainbow and the Hermetic Tree

In Western Hermetic Qabalah, this same spectrum is mapped onto the Tree of Life, where the Lightning Flash represents the descent of light into form, and the Serpent Path its ascent back to source. Each Sephirah refracts the One Light into a specific quality, much as a prism refracts white light into color. The soul’s task is not to reject the lower colors, but to harmonize the spectrum so that the whole field may again shine coherently.

This is why imbalance appears as “auric distortion”: muddied colors, breaks in luminosity, or overemphasis of one frequency at the expense of others. Initiation, purification, and magical discipline are methods of chromatic alignment—retuning the soul so that no color dominates unnaturally and none is suppressed.

The Rainbow Path as Return, Not Escape

Crucially, the Rainbow Path is not ascension by abandonment of the world. It is ascension by integration. One does not flee the red to reach the violet; one redeems the red by lifting it into harmony with the higher spectrum. This is the Great Work.

As Aleister Crowley expressed in his own language, the goal is not the annihilation of the personality, but its transfiguration—the realization that every color, every force, every desire is a necessary refraction of the One Light when rightly ordered.

Gnosis of the Living Prism

Thus, the human soul is a living prism. Consciousness enters incarnation as white fire, refracts through the conditions of flesh and psyche, and becomes a radiant spectrum of experience. Gnosis is achieved when the initiate recognizes that the colors are not separate from the light—and that the light was never divided at all.

The Rainbow Path is the art of remembering Unity while fully embodied in color...To continue blog log onto elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.

The Arcane Tarot – Five of Cups presents a markedly different expression of this same Martian current. At the center app...
01/09/2026

The Arcane Tarot – Five of Cups presents a markedly different expression of this same Martian current. At the center appears a white, queen-like mask or face, poised between a V-shaped stack of golden cups. Unlike the Thoth image, there are no overturned vessels, no explicit symbols of collapse or inversion. Yet the V-shape itself subtly echoes the upper triangle of an inverted pentagram—suggesting imbalance without dramatizing it. Here, the descent has already occurred, and the work of restoration has quietly begun. The key themes of this card are recovery, moving on, and forgiveness. Where the Thoth Five of Cups confronts the psyche at the moment of emotional rupture, the Arcane Five addresses the aftermath: the soul’s first conscious breath after disappointment.

In alchemical symbolism, Mars is often portrayed as the Red King (Sulphur / Fire), while Venus appears as the White Queen (Salt / Water). Their union—the sacred alchemical marriage—gives birth to the Philosophic Child, the emblem of rebirth and spiritual integration. In Scorpio, this marriage is concealed within the underworld: passion fused with shadow, requiring vulnerability, courage, and profound emotional honesty.

In the Five of Cups, the tension arises from the absence or distortion of this union. In the Thoth image, Venusian harmony is eclipsed—Spirit submerged, Mars operating in isolation through severity and emotional violence. In contrast, the Arcane Tarot subtly reintroduces the White Queen. Though the marriage has not yet been consummated, her presence signals the possibility of reconciliation between fire and water, will and feeling.

The butterfly motif within the Thoth card quietly affirms this promise. It is the herald of transformation—not yet fully born, but inevitable once grief is acknowledged rather than resisted. Forgiveness, here, is not denial of pain, but the alchemical solvent that dissolves stagnation and permits new life to emerge...to continue blog, log onto elitarotstrickingly.com and scroll to blog page. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.

Why the Western Hermetic Thoth Tarot Is Unlike Any Other TarotThe Western Hermetic Thoth Tarot is not a fortune-telling ...
01/08/2026

Why the Western Hermetic Thoth Tarot Is Unlike Any Other Tarot

The Western Hermetic Thoth Tarot is not a fortune-telling device, nor is it a theatrical prop for predicting events like a Hollywood oracle. It was never designed to flatter curiosity or reduce the soul to a string of external outcomes. The Thoth Tarot is something far more ancient and far more intimate: it is a symbolic language of consciousness itself—a living alphabet of the Soul.

Unlike popular tarot systems that rely heavily on narrative imagery and psychological storytelling, the Thoth Tarot is built upon the precise architecture of Western Hermetic Qabalah. Every card is mathematically, astrologically, alchemically, and Qabalistically placed. Nothing is decorative. Nothing is arbitrary. Each symbol is a letter in a sacred grammar designed to communicate directly with the deeper strata of the psyche.

This is why the Thoth Tarot does not “tell the future” in the ordinary sense. Instead, it reveals where consciousness is operating within the Tree of Life and how spiritual forces are currently flowing through the soul, the mind, and the body. The future is not guessed—it is understood as a trajectory of inner forces already in motion.

At its core, the Thoth Tarot functions as an initiatory interface between conscious awareness and the Holy Guardian—the indwelling intelligence that gives life, breath, imagination, and purpose to the human form. When approached correctly, the cards do not speak at the reader; they speak through the reader, activating the same symbolic language used by the psyche to generate dreams, visions, intuition, and spiritual insight.

This is why the Thoth Tarot feels alive. It does not moralize. It does not comfort through illusion. It reveals truth through structure. Each card is a precise tuning fork that resonates with a specific Sephirah, Path, planet, zodiacal force, or elemental current. When a spread is laid, it forms a sentence written in the alphabet of the Soul—one that the psyche immediately recognizes, even if the rational mind resists.

Hollywood fortune telling externalizes power. It suggests fate is something that happens to you. The Thoth Tarot does the opposite. It returns power to the center of being by showing how spiritual laws are currently expressing through will, emotion, thought, and action. It teaches responsibility, awareness, and sovereignty of consciousness.

To work with the Thoth Tarot is to engage in dialogue with the deeper Self—the Solar intelligence behind personality, fear, desire, and aspiration. It is a tool of awakening, not entertainment, of initiation, not superstition. It does not promise certainty. It offers clarity. It does not remove mystery. It teaches how to enter it consciously.

In this sense, the Thoth Tarot is not merely read—it is spoken. And those who learn its language are no longer asking the cards what will happen but listening to what the Soul has always been saying.

The Triple Goddess Tarot – Queen of Wands departs decisively from the seated, enthroned archetype. She does not rule fro...
01/08/2026

The Triple Goddess Tarot – Queen of Wands departs decisively from the seated, enthroned archetype. She does not rule from behind a throne, nor is her power guarded by animal familiars or heraldic symbols. Instead, she stands among the people, unmistakably visible, unmistakably sovereign. Her authority is not conferred by lineage or structure, but by presence.

She is clothed in a flowing red cape, caught by the wind—an image of Fire in motion, animated by Spirit rather than restrained by form. Red here is not merely passion, but life-force, the circulating blood of creative will. The wind lifting her cape evokes the invisible currents of intuition and inspiration that move through her effortlessly. She does not command the elements; she moves with them.

Around her gathers a crowd, their arms outstretched as if seeking blessing, recognition, or illumination. This is a crucial distinction from the RWS Queen. Where the traditional Queen receives visitors upon a throne, the Triple Goddess Queen walks among them. Her magnetism is such that others naturally reach toward her. She is not aloof, nor remote. She is approachable fire—warm, radiant, and unmistakably alive...to continue blog, log onto, elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll menu to blog page. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.

The Arcane Tarot — Four of CupsThe Arcane Tarot’s Four of Cups presents a striking visual meditation on emotional stagna...
01/07/2026

The Arcane Tarot — Four of Cups

The Arcane Tarot’s Four of Cups presents a striking visual meditation on emotional stagnation. Two outer cups glow with an inner fire, suggesting available vitality and latent feeling, while the central cup stands empty and cold—emotion withdrawn, unresponsive, inert. This hollow cup is supported by a large golden chalice with a lid, an image implying that feeling has been contained, preserved, and ultimately sealed off. Here, luxury has become insulated comfort, and comfort has calcified into apathy.

This is the artist’s portrayal of boredom and emotional inertia—the quiet malaise that prolonged mundane luxury can generate over time. In Qabalistic terms, the number Four signifies manifestation and stability; it is the number of structure, order, and the dimensional experience of time itself. The Fours represent the absolute coagulation that spirit-mind can achieve within time-space. What is gained in stability, however, risks being lost in movement...continue blog by logging onto elitarotstrickingly.com and scrolling to blog page. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper. I appreciate you!

Who—or what—is Baphomet, really?Is this figure a demon, an idol, a heresy… or a profound glyph of sacred balance hidden ...
01/06/2026

Who—or what—is Baphomet, really?
Is this figure a demon, an idol, a heresy… or a profound glyph of sacred balance hidden in plain sight?

In my latest blog on magiceli.com, I explore Baphomet as revealed through the visionary work of Éliphas Lévi—not as a figure of fear, but as one of the most misunderstood Hermetic symbols of spiritual integration ever drawn. Far from superstition or shock imagery, Lévi’s Baphomet encodes deep teachings on polarity, consciousness, alchemy, and the reconciliation of opposites within the human soul.

This essay strips away centuries of distortion and returns Baphomet to its rightful place:
as a Qabalistic diagram of equilibrium, a living emblem of Solve et Coagula, and a mirror of the initiate standing at the crossroads of spirit and matter.

If you are drawn to Hermetic wisdom, Western magick, the Tree of Life, or the hidden architecture beneath occult symbols, this piece is for you.

🔗 Read the full blog here:
👉 https://magiceli.com

☉ Truth has always worn many masks. Baphomet is one of them.

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