
15/07/2025
"The Magician is the thought becoming manifest since he invokes the Light energy and directs it. As such, we are all seeking to become the Magician since he is the Master of the Elements. In some older versions of the Tarot, he is referred to as "the Magus." His other name is "the Juggler"—since he can control and balance the Elements. The Caduceus of Hermes is shown in many examples of the Magician card as the primary Force. After all, Hermes is another name for Mercury. The Caduceus of Hermes is synonymous with Kundalini energy. The Magician is the Master of the Four Elements, including the fifth Element of Spirit, brought in through the Kundalini. The Magician's symbol is also the upright Pentagram, representing the Four Elements (the four lower points of the Pentagram) under the presidency of Spirit (the highest point of the Pentagram). Hence, the Magician is the Kundalini awakened individual whose consciousness is elevated as they have progressed through the Chakras. The individual now operates through the Spirit Element in the highest three Chakras. For this reason, they are called the Magician—they can accomplish wonders and work Magick. In the Golden Dawn Tarot decks, the Magician is presented as a man standing in front of a square altar. The square altar represents the four corners of Space in the World of Matter and the Four Elements of Being. On the altar are to be found the four Elemental tools—the cup (West), the wand (South), the dagger (East), and the pentacle (North). These symbolize the Water, Fire, Air, and Earth Elements. A symbol of Infinity is integrated within the image to represent the Eternal, Divine Energy. The colour that predominates the card is yellow to represent the connection to and dominance of the Air Element..."CONTINUED IN COMMENTS-Excerpt from "The Magus: Kundalini and the Golden Dawn" by Neven Paar
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(From Part II-The Tarot)