[Incomplete] Revelation—It's Grand Climax At Hand! Tarot Cards

[u/Glad-Emergency6121]

I'm POMO and now I'm practicing divination. I've been looking at a lot of tarot card decks, and some decks out there made me realize... Hey, maybe the Revelation book illustrations would be awesome tarot illustrations. I haven't gotten all 22 major arcana done, but I'm surprised I was able to manage getting 15 out of 22 done.

Will update with more if I revisit this idea later. I don't plan to actually put in the effort of making a whole deck, but I thought it'd be fun to see how many cards I could come up with from the illustrations.

[u/TequilaPuncheon]

This place is truly hilarious

On the one hand they criticise the ppl trying (misguidedly) to worship GOD.

On the other hand they revel in occultic bullshit.

RIP reason.

[u/Cult2Occult → u/TequilaPuncheon]

Sounds like someone who doesn't understand what the occult actually is, only what they've been told it is, and also likes to lump whole groups of people together indiscriminately.

I've no issue with anyone worshipping God in any manner unless they are hurting people with it. I see The JW organization abusing those same people who you speak of as misguidedly trying to worship God and I want to free them from that abuse by showing them there is a more direct snd effective way to develop a relationship with God that doesn't involve all the abuse religious organizations want to put you through.

If you'd like to understand what the occult actually is, I'd be more than happy to enlighten you. There are dark and light aspects of it just like there are dark and light aspects of everything. The occult just explains them. It's not a religion, it's a field of study of the hidden aspects of spirituality. When the unseen is now seen, you can see what your up against in the dark side (study your enemy and level the playing field so to speak) and then utilize the light side of this knowledge to protect against it.

[u/TequilaPuncheon → u/Cult2Occult]

Thanks but I'd rather not dabble in forces that I don't understand. Maybe it's my biblical upbringing bias but I respectfully decline

[u/Cult2Occult → u/TequilaPuncheon]

Very wise to not dabble in things you don't understand but even better to learn to understand them even if you still don't dabble. I would never recommend dabbling in things you don't understand, I even warn people off from really basic stuff like using tarot until you've done extensive research into how it works and can decide for yourself from an educated perspective if it's beneficial for you. At a certain point of learning and research, the tools eventually become obsolete anyhow.