Date: Saturday, March 20th
Time: 2pm- 4pm EST
Admission: $55 ( $50 for Morbid Anatomy Patreon Members, to become a member, click HERE)

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Join Tarot historian and expert Mary K. Greer in exploring the Tarot as keys to a Western Esoteric Tradition, an underground stream flowing from the Pagan Mystery Schools through the mystics, Kabbalists, Templars and Grail legends to the prophets of a New Age.

In this interactive class, we’ll discover how the Tarot can be experienced as containers of an immemorial knowledge of the Soul's Quest: a conscious return from whence we came and a uniting with the Beloved. We will see how the Minor Arcana suits of the Tarot tell stories of the loss of this knowledge. Then we will focus on secrets of redemption encoded in the symbols of special cards like the Fool, High Priestess, Hanged Man, Death, Temperance and The World in the Rider-Waite-Smith deck.

Mary K. Greer is an independent scholar, writer, teacher, and professional tarot consultant known for her innovative teaching techniques. With an M.A. in English Literature, she taught Tarot in colleges for fifteen years. She is the author of twelve books on tarot and on magic, and was first to write about using tarot for oneself. She pioneered what she calls the RITE method: “Readings that are Interactive, Transformational and Empowering.” As an initiate of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, Priestess/Hierophant in the Fellowship of I is, and student of the Mysteries, Mary has extensive experience with rituals and practices that are part of the underground stream known as the Ageless Wisdom, Perennial Philosophy or Secret Tradition. Her books include: Tarot for Your Self: A Workbook for Personal Transformation, 21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card, Women of the Golden Dawn: Rebels and/Priestesses, and she is a co-author of Pamela Colman Smith: The Untold Story. Featured at most Tarot conferences in the U.S. and abroad, Mary travels the world teaching Tarot. You can find her at http://marykgreer.com and on Facebook.

Image: Hermit Card from Ancient Tarot of Liguria Piemond, originally published in 1860s.