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I've been down the rabbit hole and this is actually all new age esoteric slop that just ultimately teaches self suggestion to lower inhibitions toward a goal, the philosophy behind it all being a means to strengthen that suggestion, not anything with any logical grounding beyond "this is a cool concept."
Right now I'm reading "All Things Are Full of Gods." A book about philosophy of mind that is seemingly arguing for a somewhat similar view of mind but actually goes more in depth and provides a logical argument. Unlike William Walker Atkinshit's "OOooOOoo le eastern spirituality is le so wiseeee and all le wise people say *bunch of unfalsifiable assertions*".
I do think Tarot can be a fun and useful tool for introspection and forcing yourself to intuit things, if you want a decent book that explains the symbolism in the cards try "Seventy Eight Degrees of Wisdom" by some ugly old jew tranny, it's pretty good.