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The Art of Meditation

Explore the misunderstood yet powerful practice of meditation through the lens of Tarot and Qabalistic teachings. This thought-provoking piece by Reverend Ann Davies reveals how worry, emotion, and focus are all aspects of meditation—and how we can transform them into tools for personal and spiritual growth. A compelling guide for anyone curious about conscious creation and inner awareness.

The Art of Meditation
Poise, Peace and Change 

Poise, Peace and Change 

In this contemplative piece by a B.O.T.A. member, we explore a powerful meditation using three Tarot archetypes—Justice, the Hanged Man, and Death. These keys guide us through deep truths about faith, surrender, and the nature of transformation. The article offers spiritual insight into how change, though challenging, always serves a higher purpose.

The Pattern on the Trestleboard 

In this reflection on the sixth statement of the Pattern on the Trestleboard, Reverend Ann Davies explores the concept of Beauty as a divine attribute rooted in the Self. Drawing from the esoteric teachings of the Tree of Life, she reveals how our perception of the world is a mirror of our inner awareness—and how learning to see through the eyes of the True Self transforms every aspect of life into a miracle of Divine Expression.

The Pattern on the Trestleboard 
Tarot Key 0: The Fool 

Tarot Key 0: The Fool 

In this reflection on Key 0, The Fool, Reverend Will Chesterman explores the hidden, subconscious forces symbolised by The Fool’s black wand. He reflects on how true sight and understanding of these occult powers allow us to measure and navigate life with greater mastery and awareness.

John – The Beloved Disciple in his old age 

In the profound reflections of John, the Beloved Disciple, we are invited to witness a deeper understanding of Jesus as both the divine and the human. Through the lens of Kahlil Gibran’s poetic writing in Jesus, Son of Man, we explore the intimate connection Jesus shared with the Father and His role as the “first Word” of God.

John – The Beloved Disciple in his old age