Wana play gnostic tarot card 
For those Gnostics who considered themselves followers of the
Master Jesus, this exercise in internal censorship
illuminated the true character of this new institution called Roman
Catholicism. The paramilitary approach of the corporate Church
toward its "irregular" members never softened, even though both
Christians and Gnostics sometimes used the same scriptures and
could be found worshipping together at the same altar.
The difference between Gnostic Christians (only a small group
within the larger Gnostic field) and formal Catholics was in some
ways a matter of interpretation of the meaning of a human life, the
spiritual forces at work in this world, and the place of the
feminine in the panoply of Higher Powers. Suffice it to say that
this essay only touches a corner of the extensive mosaic that is
Gnosticism.
Gnosticism & Tarot
In order to be clear about the relationship between Gnosticism and
Tarot, it should be stated at the outset that there are no
specifically "Gnostic" Tarots. It would be equally true to say,
however, that every Tarot is a Gnostic Tarot. This paradox exists
because, as with the difference between the Gnostic reading of
Genesis and the Catholic reading of Genesis, the difference lies in
interpretation. Tarot artists used this ambiguity to their
advantage in the early centuries of Tarot. So, for example, the
High Priestess image could be seen as an allegory for "Mother
Church" in the eyes of a believing Christian, while a Gnostic might
see in the very same image the female pope, a truly heretical
concept! In this manner, the Gnosticism of Tarot is "hidden in
plain sight," like much of the esoteric content implied in the art
of the earliest handmade Tarots.
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