
Parallax The Parallax View #167: A Tarot Reading
Dec 5, 2025
In a captivating exploration of tarot, Andrew Sweeny and Tom Amarque delve into a three-card reading, interpreting the Star as past inspiration and the Hermit as a time of introspection. They discuss the nuances between Marseille tarot and Jodorowsky's methods, highlighting the visual symbols of the Star card. The hosts connect the themes of feminine guidance, ethical wisdom, and worldly power through the Chariot. With an eye on the future, they predict acceleration and changes in the Parallax journey, particularly through the potential of the internet.
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Three-Card Narrative Of Development
- The Star, Hermit, and Chariot form a three-stage narrative of inspiration, introspection, and action.
- Andrew Sweeny reads them as a coherent progression guiding Parallax from source to worldly success.
Tarot As Contemplative Tool
- Sweeny frames the Marseille/Jodorowsky method as contemplative, not predictive fortune-telling.
- He treats tarot as primordial symbols for inner work and therapeutic cycle magic.
Why The Star Stays Mysterious
- The Star card embodies fluidity, grounding, and ongoing revelation through repeated looking.
- Its imagery (woman, water, ground, stars) invites multiple contextual readings rather than fixed meanings.


