The Tarot cards are a set of picture symbols of the archetypes. The tarot deck has seventy-eight cards divided into two parts: The Major Arcana or trump twenty-two main images, and the Minor Arcana with fifty-six cards. These cards come to us from the beginning of the dark ages (about 1200 A.D.). They are the precusors of playing cards. They contain images of the twenty-two universal archetypal forces.

Tarot cards text by David Benge of D.O.M.E The Inner Guide Meditation Center.

They relate astrologically to the twelve signs of the zodiac, the eight planets (excluding the earth), the Sun and the Moon. We use these pictures to help us experience the astrological forces. They are the starting point For the Inner Guide Meditation.

Astro Cybernetics astrology uses astrology and modern tarot together. The planets and the signs have a correspondence with the Major Arcana of the Tarot. Each card has an astrology meaning and vice versa. On our site you will see cards that represent certain functions of the site. Our understanding of Tarot come from the works of Paul Foster Case and the Builders of the Adytum (B.O.T.A.). The B.O.T.A. provides a five-year course in Tarot and Western Esoteric studies.

The works of Edwin Steinbrecher are presented as well. His Inner Guide Meditation has been apart of our professional work for thirty-five years. We offer his book on our site as well as the Tarot work sheet that is used as apart of an Inner Guide Meditation.

The initiation into the guide is the purpose of the use of astrology in the 1st place as the natal horoscope shows the exact appearance of the inner guide. Astrology is used by a guide meditation initiator to help a client find their inner guide.
Below you will find pictures and information on the twenty-two archetypes.

Tarot cards painted by Caroline Letkeman