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TAROT AS AN ARCHETYPAL JOURNEY, a course by Rev. Geraldine Amaral Hodson

  • Tuesday, November 19, 2019
  • 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
  • Memorial Hall, 5200 Cathedral Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016
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*PLEASE NOTE, OUR SECOND DATE, NOV 26TH, IS CANCELLED DUE TO PRESENTER'S HEALTH ISSUES.

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"The soul thinks in images."  (Aristotle)

 This class will demystify the secrecy and misunderstanding that surrounds the Tarot.  The 78 cards in the Tarot deck are a mystical, symbolic “system” that provides a visual map of consciousness.  It allows us to communicate with our inner mind in its own language of symbols and images.  It can therefore be understood as a visual embodiment of Jungian archetypes, offering insight into all aspects of our lives, especially the underlying drives, motives, and complexes.  The images on the cards can act as mirrors of our mental, emotional and spiritual development and levels of consciousness.  As a symbolic map, the Tarot shows us archetypal and universal layers of consciousness that appear cross-culturally.  It offers us a direct link to the vast wisdom of the collective and unconscious minds.  In particular, the 22 cards of the Tarot's Major Arcana symbolize the life lessons we need to learn as we progress on the path of our spiritual and psychological growth.  It also provides a unique centerpiece for meditation on metaphysical themes that are most relevant to our life path and spiritual/soul growth.


These 78 cards are also understood as a sacred text encoded in symbols and pictures that can be used for divination.  But for the purpose of this class, the focus will be on the current emphasis on Tarot as a mechanism for inner exploration, self-analysis, self-knowledge and a self-help tool.  Please join Rev. Geraldine for an overview of the Tarot system, its connection to Jungian/archetypal psychology, how synchronicity operates in the use of the cards and much more.  This is an interactive class so bring your Tarot deck or decks will be provide for use during the class.  No experience with Tarot needed and all decks welcome.


Rev. Geraldine Amaral Hodson is an ordained minister in the United Metaphysical Churches.  She leads worship services in the metropolitan area and also offers classes in spiritual development and personal empowerment.  She is the author of Tarot Celebrations:  Honoring the Inner Voice, creator of “Tarot 1-2-3,” an instructional video and has a regular column in Pathways Magazine. She utilizes Jungian/archetypal psychology and Divine Metaphysics in her work and is a respected/gifted intuitive counselor, motivational speaker and nationally-known teacher.  Her classes provide a unique blend of spirituality, psychology, philosophy, humor, literature and personal empowerment methods.  She also holds a BA in Psychology and an MA in Humanities. 

She can be reached at 202-441-0415 or geraldine@thespiritualtarot.com. 

You can visit her website at www.thespiritualtarot.com.  


** DIrections to the Sanctuary Room:

1. Please come in through the red double doors to the sanctuary

2. Go through the doors on the left, down the stairs. We will be there to check you in.  






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