77. The Spirit of the Primal Fire. / ש / Fire（“Book T”）
“Tabulated Rules”
Final decision. Judgment. Sentence. Determination of a matter without appeal on its plane.
《PKT》
Change of position, renewal, outcome. Another account specifies total loss though lawsuit.
Weakness, pusillanimity, simplicity; also deliberation, decision, sentence.
“A Manual of Cartomancy”
“The Quest of the Golden Stairs”
The Law of the Single Purpose—speaking as others would understand, awakening, the wind of spirit: “There is new thought in the morning, the light makes all things new” (Quest, 120).
“Steps to the Crown”
Punishment and reward are not after the manner of visitations, nor are they laws working from without; they are simply sowing and reaping. Bit in the last resource there are great offices of charity.
《絵的な鍵》
【聖ゲオルギオス十字】 【トランペット】 【翼】 【旗】 【青空】 【氷河】 【海】 【棺桶】 【裸】
👉 ラベル：最後の審判
“The Tarot Trumps”
The three trumps attributed to the Elemental Paths are perhaps the. most difficult to understand. They represent the action of forces exterior to the experience of humanity, not the
influence of environment but the impact of the Supernals upon the sublunary.
In the Air we have pure spirit holding in leash the lust of the flesh. In water, the sublimating power of sacrifice. Here in Fire, we are shown the cosmic forces concentrating on the pilgrim from all sides. Judgment is pronounced upon him. He is not the judge nor does decision rest in his hands. Lazarus cannot emerge from the Sepulchre until the voice cries out, “Come forth!” Nor can he cast aside the conflicting grave-clothes until the command, “Loose him!” is given. Man of himself
is helpless. The impulse to ascend must come from above, but by its power he may transcend the sepulchre of environment and cast aside the trammels of desire. Here once more, the fiery energy of red burns through the planes. Fiery scarlet, glowing crimson, burning red are emphasized by the passive greens.
《PKT》
I have said that this symbol is essentially invariable in all Tarot sets, or at least the variations do not alter its character. The great angel is here encompassed by clouds, but he blows his bannered trumpet, and the cross as usual is displayed on the banner. The dead are rising from their tombs—a woman on the right, a man on the left hand, and between them their child, whose back is turned. But in this card there are more than three who are restored, and it has been thought worth while to make this variation as illustrating the insufficiency of current explanations. It should be noted that all the figures are as one in the wonder, adoration and ecstacy expressed by their attitudes. It is the card which registers the accomplishment of the great work of transformation in answer to the summons of the Supernal—which summons is heard and answered from within.
Herein is the intimation of a significance which cannot well be carried further in the present place. What is that within us which does sound a trumpet and all that is lower in our nature rises in response—almost in a moment, almost in the twinkling of an eye? Let the card continue to depict, for those who can see no further, the Last judgment and the resurrection in the natural body; but let those who have inward eyes look and discover therewith. They will understand that it has been called truly in the past a card of eternal life, and for this reason it may be compared with that which passes under the name of Temperance.
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