Tarot of Magical Correspondences

The Tarot of Magical Correspondences is a 78-card deck created by Eugene Vinitski, drawing heavily from the Golden Dawn system and Aleister Crowley's seminal work, '777'. Launched successfully on Kickstarter in 2018, this deck is designed for practitioners of ceremonial magic, Qabalah, and esoteric studies, offering a visually rich interpretation of complex magical attributions. The deck aims to provide a comprehensive tool for understanding the intricate web of correspondences that underpin Western esotericism.

Each card is a dense tapestry of symbolic elements, combining diverse imagery such as Egyptian deities, alchemical symbols, astrological glyphs, Hebrew letters, and natural elements like animals and plants. The design integrates these elements with numerical and textual information, including the 'Intelligence' associated with each Major Arcana card, Hebrew letters, and Qabalistic paths. The deck is intended to be a study aid and a divinatory tool, allowing users to explore the deep connections between various occult systems.

The physical production of the deck includes 78 gold-gilded cards and a companion book, all housed in a luxury box. Each deck comes with a numbered and signed Certificate of Authenticity by the author, emphasizing its collectible nature. The focus on detailed correspondences and a structured esoteric framework makes this deck particularly appealing to those with a serious interest in the Golden Dawn tradition and its magical applications.

This deck is specifically for advanced tarot practitioners, students of Qabalah, ceremonial magic, and Western esotericism. Readers familiar with the Golden Dawn system and Aleister Crowley's '777' will find its detailed attributions and symbolic density highly valuable. It is less suited for beginners due to its complex imagery and reliance on a specific esoteric framework, but it serves as an excellent study tool for those delving into occult correspondences.

Eugene Vinitski created the Tarot of Magical Correspondences as a new tarot deck rooted in the Golden Dawn attributions. His inspiration stems from Aleister Crowley's influential reference book '777', published in 1909, which details a vast system of magical correspondences. The deck represents Vinitski's effort to visually interpret and organize these complex esoteric connections into a functional tarot system, providing a tool for both study and divination within this tradition.