Category: Protocols

  • Tarot Essential Oils Continued

    This is a continuation of what Greg already shared in the Tarot Essential Oils blog.

    • The numbers in each suit directly correspond to a chakra. 1 corresponds to the crown chakra, 2 corresponds to the forehead chakra, 3 corresponds to the ajna chakra, 4 corresponds to the front and back heart chakras, 5 corresponds to the front and back solar plexus chakras, 6 corresponds to the navel chakra, 7 corresponds to the spleen chakra, 8 corresponds to the meng mein chakra, 9 corresponds to the sex chakra, and 10 corresponds to the basic chakra.
    • A form of spiritual, elemental, and chakral healing
    • This is a companion to Auric Programming that deeply amplifies the effort to refine the potentials in your Energetic Blueprint
    • With this approach you will be able to treat blockages in a specific chakra specific to the Will, Mind, Emotional Patterns, and Materialization and Financial Affairs.
    • Used to cultivate aspects you wish to bring forth into your life
    • Both a healing tool and a Materialization Technique
    • Very different potential than just working the cards (enhance your work with the cards or use as a therapeutic process)
    • A process to address spiritual difficulties the inhibit our happiness and the ability to heal
    • Use the greater arcana as an inner road map for the “Journey of the Soul”

    The Greater Arcana:

    Also known as the Major Arcana, is a core component of the Tarot deck, consisting of 22 cards that represent significant spiritual lessonsarchetypal forces, and key stages in the journey of self-realization and personal transformation. The Major Arcana cards are considered the backbone of the Tarot, as they encapsulate universal themes and powerful energies that transcend everyday experiences, offering profound insight into the mysteries of life.

    In mystical, esoteric, and alchemical traditions, the Major Arcana is seen as a symbolic roadmap to spiritual enlightenment, with each card representing a distinct stage in the spiritual path and the evolution of consciousness. The cards of the Greater Arcana reveal the inner workings of the soul, guiding the seeker through a series of testschallenges, and revelations.

    Structure of the Greater Arcana

    The Major Arcana consists of 22 cards, each with its own unique symbolism and meaning. These cards are numbered from 0 to 21, with The Fool typically associated with the number 0 (indicating the beginning of the spiritual journey) and The World at 21 (representing completion and wholeness).

    The Spiritual Journey: From The Fool to The World

    The Major Arcana tells the story of the soul’s journey toward enlightenment and self-realization, often referred to as the Hero’s Journey or the Fool’s Journey. Each card represents a lesson or experience that the seeker must face on the path toward spiritual awakening.

    The Fool (0)

    • The Fool marks the beginning of the journey, representing innocenceunlimited potential, and the willingness to step into the unknown. This card embodies the energy of new beginnings, an open heart, and a sense of adventure. The Fool represents the soul’s entry into the world, full of curiosity and potential.

    The Magician (1)

    • The Magician signifies the power of manifestationcreativity, and focused intention. This card represents the ability to take the raw materials of life and use willpower and focus to bring ideas into tangible form. It’s a card that calls the seeker to recognize their inner power to create reality.

    The High Priestess (2)

    • The High Priestess embodies intuitionmystery, and the hidden aspects of the self. She represents spiritual wisdom that is accessed not through intellect but through inner knowing and trust in one’s deeper self. The card often symbolizes the importance of silencereflection, and the inner path.

    The Empress (3)

    • The Empress represents nurturingabundance, and the creative power of the feminine. She is the mother archetype, symbolizing the fertile ground for growthhealing, and creation. This card speaks to the power of lovecompassion, and manifesting desires into the material world.

    The Emperor (4)

    • The Emperor is the archetype of authoritystructure, and discipline. He represents the masculine energy of control and order, urging the seeker to create strong foundations and align with their responsibility and leadership in the physical realm.

    The Hierophant (5)

    • The Hierophant symbolizes spiritual teachingtradition, and the structured path toward enlightenment. This card invites the seeker to embrace wisdom passed down from spiritual teachers or religious traditions, offering insights into how to walk the spiritual path with discipline and respect for established structures.

    The Lovers (6)

    • The Lovers represents unionbalance, and choices. This card reflects the need to make choices that align with higher truths and personal values. It also symbolizes relationships and the importance of deep connection, whether romantic or spiritual, in the process of self-discovery.

    The Chariot (7)

    • The Chariot symbolizes victorywillpower, and determination. This card signals a time to take control of your life and steer your destiny with confidence and focus. It reminds the seeker that inner strength and discipline are required to overcome obstacles and succeed in their spiritual journey.

    Strength (8)

    • Strength is the card of couragefortitude, and inner power. It represents the ability to face challenges with gentleness and grace, using patience and compassion to overcome fears and obstacles. This card highlights the importance of mastering one’s inner self rather than exerting force.

    The Hermit (9)

    • The Hermit represents solitudereflection, and the search for inner truth. This card encourages retreat from the external world to seek deeper understanding, wisdom, and enlightenment through quiet contemplation and introspection.

    Wheel of Fortune (10)

    • The Wheel of Fortune signifies cycleschange, and the unpredictable nature of life. It teaches that destiny is constantly in motion, and with each turn of the wheel, there are new opportunities and challenges. The card reminds the seeker to be adaptable and open to life’s natural flow.

    Justice (11)

    • Justice represents balancetruth, and fairness. This card speaks to the need for equilibrium in one’s actions and decisions, urging the seeker to make choices that are aligned with truth and integrity.

    The Hanged Man (12)

    • The Hanged Man symbolizes sacrificeletting go, and the need to release old perspectives. This card invites the seeker to surrender and trust the process of spiritual evolution, understanding that sometimes, growth requires releasing control and seeing things from a new vantage point.

    Death (13)

    • Death represents transformationendings, and new beginnings. It signifies the end of a phase or cycle, making way for something new. While often feared, this card teaches that change is an essential part of spiritual growth, and that letting go of what no longer serves is necessary for spiritual rebirth.

    Temperance (14)

    • Temperance embodies balancemoderation, and the integration of opposites. It encourages the seeker to find harmony within themselves by blending various aspects of their life, including the physicalemotional, and spiritual.

    The Devil (15)

    • The Devil represents temptationattachment, and illusion. This card challenges the seeker to confront their shadow and break free from the chains of materialismaddictions, or negative patterns. It reveals the ways in which the seeker may be trapped by their desires and urges to transcend those limiting beliefs.

    The Tower (16)

    • The Tower signifies sudden upheavaldestruction, and revelation. This card often points to an abrupt change or realization that shakes the seeker’s foundations. While it may initially feel destructive, this card ultimately serves to break down illusions and reveal truth.

    The Star (17)

    • The Star symbolizes hoperenewal, and divine guidance. It represents the healing of wounds and the reconnection to divine light. This card brings optimism and shows that, after challenges, there is always hope and a new path forward.

    The Moon (18)

    • The Moon represents illusionintuition, and the unconscious mind. This card reveals the hidden forces at play and calls the seeker to trust their intuition while navigating through uncertainty or confusion.

    The Sun (19)

    • The Sun symbolizes joyclarity, and vitality. This card brings a sense of successharmony, and positive energy, illuminating the path to personal growth and spiritual enlightenment.

    Judgment (20)

    • Judgment is the card of renewalrebirth, and spiritual awakening. It calls the seeker to evaluate their life, let go of guilt or regret, and step into a new phase of growth and purpose.

    The World (21)

    • The World represents completionwholeness, and the fulfillment of a journey. It signifies the successful integration of all experiences and the realization of spiritual enlightenment and cosmic unity.

    Greg’s approach to working with the Tarot will focus on cultivating and developing these four aspects of your life, while also guiding you through the greater mysteries of the Major Arcana, each of which holds keys to spiritual evolution and psychological healing.

    To support you in this journey, Greg will be releasing a series of recordings that delve deeply into the art of using the Tarot for profound psychological healing and spiritual development. These recordings will offer valuable insight and practical guidance to integrate the Tarot’s wisdom into your daily life.

    Additionally, Greg will offer one-on-one sessions as part of this kit, allowing for personalized guidance and direct interaction. Zoom sessions will be scheduled throughout the process to ensure a tailored approach, allowing you to work closely with Greg to refine your practice and deepen your understanding as you walk the path of transformation.

    This Tarot Kit is a gateway to not just learning a divination system, but to engaging in a powerful, ongoing process of personal transformation. Whether you are seeking psychological clarity, emotional balance, or spiritual evolution, the Tarot offers a map, and with Greg’s guidance, you will be empowered to walk the path of self-realization with greater wisdom and purpose.

  • Advanced Student Mentoring

    Advanced Student Mentoring is a personalized, in-depth program designed to guide serious students on their journey of spiritual, intellectual, and personal transformation. Unlike basic learning courses, this mentoring approach focuses on the individual needs, goals, and challenges of each student, tailoring the experience to accelerate growth and mastery in specific areas of study, whether that be mysticism, alchemy, psychology, or other esoteric disciplines.

    • Tailored Guidance for Personal Development
    • Holistic Approach to Spiritual Growth
    • Advanced Techniques and Knowledge
    • Accountability and Structure
    • Deep Psychological and Emotional Work
    • Spiritual Mastery and Empowerment
    • Long-Term Mentorship for Lifelong Growth

    1. Tailored Guidance for Personal Development

    Advanced Student Mentoring is not a one-size-fits-all program. Each session is customized to meet the unique needs of the student, ensuring that their learning process aligns with their personal goals and spiritual aspirations. Whether you’re seeking deep healing, greater self-awareness, or intuitive mastery, the mentor will provide structured support to unlock your full potential.

    1. Holistic Approach to Spiritual Growth

    Through one-on-one mentorship, the student receives direct guidance on spiritual practices, rituals, esoteric teachings, and the integration of wisdom into daily life. This holistic mentorship addresses the mind, body, and spirit, ensuring that students are equipped to balance their intellectual pursuits with their emotional and spiritual needs. By working together, the mentor helps students integrate advanced concepts into practical applications, enhancing their spiritual evolution and psychological healing.

    1. Advanced Techniques and Knowledge

    Mentoring at this level involves delving deeper into complex esoteric systems like Kabbalah, alchemy, advanced psychology, and mysticism. The mentor will guide students through advanced techniques, offering personalized practices and rituals that align with the student’s specific path. This can include:

    In-depth study of sacred texts and ancient wisdom
    Personalized spiritual practices designed to enhance energy and awareness
    Healing practices focused on removing psychological blockages or clearing karmic debts
    Advanced meditative techniques to expand consciousness and connect with higher realms

    1. Accountability and Structure

    While mentoring offers freedom and flexibility, it also provides structure and accountability. Regular check-ins, personalized exercises, and discussions ensure that students stay on track with their learning goals and spiritual practices. This ongoing support encourages consistent progress and helps overcome challenges that may arise on the path of personal development.

    1. Deep Psychological and Emotional Work

    For students seeking to address deep-rooted emotional wounds, traumas, or limiting beliefs, advanced mentoring offers a space to explore and heal the inner psyche. By working with powerful techniques from psychology and spiritual healing, the mentor guides the student through emotional processing and self-awareness. This creates the opportunity for healing past wounds, transcending limiting beliefs, and developing a clearer, more empowered sense of self.

    1. Spiritual Mastery and Empowerment

    At the advanced level, mentorship moves beyond theory and practical skills into the realm of spiritual mastery. The mentor works with the student to sharpen their intuitive abilities, inner guidance, and connection to the Divine. This can involve:

    Developing stronger inner guidance
    Deepening clairvoyance or other psychic abilities
    Developing a stronger connection to angelic or spirit guides
    Strengthening inner wisdom and the ability to make decisions aligned with divine will

    1. Long-Term Mentorship for Lifelong Growth

    Advanced Student Mentoring is a long-term commitment to continuous growth and mastery. The process doesn’t end after a few sessions; it’s a journey of ongoing development, with the mentor acting as a guide, advisor, and support system throughout the student’s spiritual and intellectual evolution.

    Through this mentorship, students gain the tools, wisdom, and guidance to unlock their highest potential, leading to spiritual fulfillment, psychological clarity, and personal empowerment. The ultimate goal is to become self sufficient in their spiritual practice, while still having the support needed to face challenges and reach their fullest expression in life.

  • Tarot Essential Oil Kit

    The Tarot Kit is designed for the seeker of mystical, alchemical, and psychological growth. The Tarot is more than just a deck of cards—it’s a transformative process, aimed at guiding you through the process of refining and spiritualizing the elements that shape your very being. These elements—woven into our genetics, conditioning, and karmic patterns—are deeply tied to the four core aspects of human existence, each represented in the Tarot.

    In this system, each suit corresponds to a distinct dimension of your life and psyche:

    The Wand represents the Will—your inner drive, ambition, and ability to manifest desires.
    The Sword symbolizes the Intellect, shaping your thoughts, logic, and mental clarity.
    The Cups are the realm of Emotions, offering insight into your heart, feelings, and intuition.
    The Pentacles embody the process of Materialization, guiding you through the creation and manifestation of your physical reality.

    Available In:

    78 Oil Kit


    Greg’s approach to working with the Tarot will focus on cultivating and developing these four aspects of your life, while also guiding you through the greater mysteries of the Major Arcana, each of which holds keys to spiritual evolutionand psychological healing.

    To support you in this journey, Greg will be releasing a series of recordings that delve deeply into the art of using the Tarot for profound psychological healing and spiritual development. These recordings will offer valuable insight and practical guidance to integrate the Tarot’s wisdom into your daily life.

    Additionally, Greg will offer one-on-one sessions as part of this kit, allowing for personalized guidance and direct interaction. Zoom sessions will be scheduled throughout the process to ensure a tailored approach, allowing you to work closely with Greg to refine your practice and deepen your understanding as you walk the path of transformation.

    This Tarot Kit is a gateway to not just learning a divination system, but to engaging in a powerful, ongoing process of personal transformation. Whether you are seeking psychological clarity, emotional balance, or spiritual evolution, the Tarot offers a map, and with Greg’s guidance, you will be empowered to walk the path of self-realization with greater wisdom and purpose.

    Tarot

    The Tarot is much more than just a deck of cards; it is an intricate system of symbolism, archetypes, and spiritual wisdom. Throughout mystical, esoteric, and alchemical traditions, the Tarot is seen as a profound tool for self-discovery, divination, and spiritual transformation. It bridges the gap between the material and spiritual realms, providing insight into the inner workings of the soul, the hidden forces of the universe, and the cosmic order. Below is a detailed explanation of the Tarot from mystical, esoteric, and alchemical perspectives.

    1. Mystical and Esoteric View of the Tarot

    In mystical traditions, the Tarot is understood as a tool of initiation and a guide to spiritual enlightenment. Each card is not just a symbol but a gateway to deeper understanding of the self, the universe, and the Divine.

    1.1. The Tarot as a Map of the Soul

    The Major Arcana (the 22 cards numbered 0 to 21) represents the journey of the soul through various stages of spiritual growth, from the Fool (card 0), symbolizing the soul’s initial step into existence, to The World (card 21), representing spiritual completion and wholeness. Each card is an aspect of the heroic journey of individuation, where the soul confronts both the light and shadow aspects of itself in the process of self-realization.

    1.2. Archetypes and Symbolism

    The Tarot uses archetypal imagery, which is deeply resonant with the collective unconscious, a term coined by Carl Jung to describe universal patterns and symbols that are shared by all humanity. The symbols found on the Major and Minor Arcana cards represent various aspects of life, such as relationships, challenges, spiritual wisdom, and personal transformation.

    The Minor Arcana (the four suits: Cups, Pentacles, Swords, and Wands) corresponds to the elemental forces of water, earth, air, and fire, respectively. These suits reflect different facets of human experience:

    Cups: Emotions, intuition, and relationships.
    Pentacles: Material concerns, work, and physical health.
    Swords: Intellect, conflict, and mental processes.
    Wands: Creativity, action, and spiritual vitality.
    1.3. The Tarot and the Tree of Life

    In Kabbalah, the Tree of Life is a map of the divine structure of creation, consisting of ten Sefirot (emanations of divine light) connected by twenty-two paths. The Major Arcana cards are often mapped to the Tree of Life, where each card corresponds to a specific Sephirah (divine emanation) or path (the connections between the Sefirot). This mapping aligns the Tarot with a deeper spiritual tradition, linking it to cosmic laws and the structure of the universe.

    Each Tarot card can be seen as an energetic channel through which one can access the wisdom of the universe, gaining insights into their personal journey or universal truths.

    1. Esoteric and Alchemical Interpretation of the Tarot

    From an esoteric and alchemical perspective, the Tarot is seen as a sacred text that encodes spiritual wisdom and universal principles. The Tarot offers a symbolic language through which the seeker can decode the mysteries of the universe, accessing hidden knowledge that leads to spiritual transformation.

    2.1. The Alchemical Process

    In alchemy, the goal is to transmute base materials (such as lead) into gold, symbolizing the transformation of the self from a state of spiritual ignorance to one of enlightenment. The Tarot, especially the Major Arcana, mirrors this alchemical journey of transmutation. Each card represents a different stage of the alchemical process, from the initial calcination (the burning away of impurities, symbolized by The Fool) to the final stage of integration and wholeness(symbolized by The World).

    The Fool: Represents the beginning of the journey, symbolizing the unconscious state of the seeker, filled with potential and unawareness.
    Death: Represents the dissolution phase in alchemy, where the old self must be transformed or let go to make room for the new.
    The Star: Symbolizes hope, renewal, and the purification of the soul, representing the seeker’s progression toward spiritual enlightenment.
    2.2. The Four Elements in Alchemy

    In alchemy, the four elements (earth, water, fire, and air) are essential in understanding the transformative process. These elements correspond to the Minor Arcana suits in the Tarot:

    Cups (Water): Represents the emotions and the process of emotional transformation.
    Pentacles (Earth): Deals with the material realm and the spiritual lessons found in physical existence.
    Swords (Air): Symbolizes thought, intellect, and the mental realm, where cognitive transformation takes place.
    Wands (Fire): Associated with spiritual vitality, action, and the inner fire of the soul.
    By working with these elements in the Tarot, one can understand how they contribute to the spiritual refinement and transmutation of the self.

    2.3. The Philosopher’s Stone

    The Philosopher’s Stone is a legendary substance in alchemy, believed to turn base metals into gold and grant immortality. In Tarot, the Magician card is often seen as the embodiment of the Philosopher’s Stone—the inner alchemist who harnesses the four elements to bring about the spiritual transmutation of the self. The Magician symbolizes the power of will, manifestation, and creative potential, helping the seeker transmute their lower nature into a higher, more refined state.

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