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<p class="p__0">Amazing! If there could be a tarot whose cards captured the essence of each card's significance, the Fractal Firebird would be it. There are minimalist tarot which try to do this, but this one does it abstractly, without images to bias interpretation. What a perfect marriage, fractals and tarot! Fractals are a place where science and spirituality can combine.</p>
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<p class="p__1">The very first time I increased in an aircraft, I saw it didn't matter how high we were, how far from the earth, the fundamental patterns I saw stayed the exact same. Reference altered significantly, but the patterns remained. From close up, a drip of water running down a car park looked simply like a creek as the plane ascended into the air.</p>
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<p class="p__2">The edges on a rock looked similar to the edges on a cliff, which from further away looked like the edges of the shoreline. And these patterns are not simply discovered in like locations. Meandering and branching rivers and streams resemble the veins in a leaf, and the branches on a tree, and the vessels in our bodies.</p>
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<p class="p__3">The "huge image" and the "little photo" are essentially the exact same in design. If you look into a microscope, you'll see that particles and atoms, have the same form as worlds and stars. Sounds an awful lot like 'as above, so below' does not it? What I was experiencing were fractals.</p>
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<p class="p__4">Each fractal consists of a universe, a microcosm of a macrocosm. What appears random, just like the pulling of tarot cards, actually fits within an order. The Fractal Firebird Tarot touches me in such an user-friendly way. I can not completely explain how the essence of a card can be caught with fractals, however I feel it deeply.</p>
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<p class="p__5">Each digitally produced card fits its meaning perfectly, without the brain needing to acknowledge an image, equate it into words, then into signs and or archetypes, and after that into meanings. Here the fractals trigger a deep, understanding upon very first look. This makes it an ideal deck for meditation; it leaves the reader open for psychic impressions and/or for intuition to begin.</p>
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