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Tarot Taxonomy is a structured reference guide that organizes tarot as a complete symbolic system rather than a collection of isolated cards. It compares the Major Arcana, Minor Arcana, suits, courts, and astrological correspondences across established tarot traditions so their underlying structures can be seen side by side. The publication highlights where systems align, where they differ, and how those differences affect the way each deck is organized and interpreted.
Charts and comparative frameworks make it easier to follow card families, numerical patterns, elemental relationships, decans, and zodiacal placements without losing the larger architecture. The guide is designed for readers who want to understand how tarot systems are built before moving into intuitive or predictive use. It functions as a visual and analytical map of the relationships that hold the tarot together.
Tarot Taxonomy is a structured reference guide that organizes tarot as a complete symbolic system rather than a collection of isolated cards. It compares the Major Arcana, Minor Arcana, suits, courts, and astrological correspondences across established tarot traditions so their underlying structures can be seen side by side. The publication highlights where systems align, where they differ, and how those differences affect the way each deck is organized and interpreted.
Charts and comparative frameworks make it easier to follow card families, numerical patterns, elemental relationships, decans, and zodiacal placements without losing the larger architecture. The guide is designed for readers who want to understand how tarot systems are built before moving into intuitive or predictive use. It functions as a visual and analytical map of the relationships that hold the tarot together.