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Russell Sturgess @CatharCode

I've developed a pragmatic, spiritual approach to living mindfully. It's explained in my new book, The Spiritual Roots of the Tarot. See Amazon.com.

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Russell Sturgess@CatharCode
11 Apr 2020
The Cathar Code revealed in my book, "is a detailed description of the journey for making the transition from ignorance to awareness, and onto being mindful, which results in enlightenment or as the Cathar described it, finding the kingdom of Heaven".
How I Discovered the Spiritual Roots of the Tarot;url=innertraditions.com/blog/how…; A post that I wrote for my publisher.
I have an article in this issue entitled Being Mindfully Angry. Holistic Bliss Magazine issuu.com/nessfinn/docs/holi… via @issuu
westernmindfulness.com.au/po… This is the last post in a series that I have been doing on the links between the theology of love of the Cathars and the major arcana of the Marseille Tarot. All discussed in more detail in my book, The Spiritual Roots of the Tarot.
westernmindfulness.com.au/po… In this post I look at the seventh Beatitude, Blessed are the peacemakers..., and explain how the theology of medieval Gnostic/Christians would have been related in to The Sun card in the Marseille Tarot.
westernmindfulness.com.au/po… To find out more about what the medieval Cathar taught was an important step in qualifying to become enlightened (be aligned with Christ consciousness) check out his four minute post. More detail in my book, The Spiritual Roots of the Tarot.
westernmindfulness.com.au/po… This is probably one of the most important cards in the majors of the Marseille Tarot. That it is not really understood is its change of name from the House of God to The Tower.
These to different versions of the House of God card from the Marseille Tarot, depict the flames at the top of the tower going in different directions. In the Noblet card, the flames and smoke go up, in the Guler and Aymerich version the flames are coming down from the sun. The latter is typical to many of the Marseille styled cards.

ALT These to different versions of the House of God card from the Marseille Tarot, depict the flames at the top of the tower going in different directions. In the Noblet card, the flames and smoke go up, in the Guler and Aymerich version the flames are coming down from the sun. The latter is typical to many of the Marseille styled cards.

This is the fourth post that I am doing on the parallel between the Cathar theology and the majors of the Marseille Tarot. westernmindfulness.com.au/po… #thedevilcard #lediable #catharcode #thespiritualrootsofthetarot
Just posted a photo instagram.com/p/CBeFM1ih22N/…
westernmindfulness.com.au/po… This is the latest in a series of blogs that I am writing on the parallels between some of the majors of the Marseille arcana and the Beatitudes from Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount.
Just posted a photo instagram.com/p/CBNGMioBCyy/…
Just posted a photo instagram.com/p/CBJ3MwrB1eD/…
westernmindfulness.com.au/po… This is the first of a series of blogs that I am doing on the Spiritual Roots of the Tarot. This one looks at La Force/Strength and how it is essentially a billboard for what the Fool can expect as they leave the Magician's world!
The Spiritual Roots of the Tarot Introduction by the Author. youtu.be/j56_bRk0iMs via @YouTube
Chapter One in my book is entitled Revealing a Hidden Key. I took this photo in 2007 in Siena, It. I doubt that the guy on the horse knew that he was in possession of a hidden key that would unlock one of humanities deepest mysteries. It’s revealed in my book. #magiciancard
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Check out page 11. It’s getting very real!
Easter Sunday sunrise, enjoy! @ Sunshine Coast, Queensland instagram.com/p/B-2o9-KBjGG/…
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