Oh I wouldn't say I'm deep into tarot - I've only read one book on it and watched a lot of videos from a guy on YouTube who unfortunately passed right before I found him. Patischi (probably spelled wrong) was his name. Great reader, and gave the best presentations at the Theosophical Institute (also could be misremembering that name...) The book is 72 Degrees of Wisdom, by Rachel Pollack. Very easy read, and has great explanations. Beyond that, I just look at the nice pictures. Never done a reading on a person. I'm a little scared to try, tbh.
Hey, I recognize that excerpt from the Book of Ra. I guess I've seen it. Hmm. That's basically how I'd summarize the creation of Judaism - a Chaldean and Egyptian framework melded together. And then that kinda repeats with Christianity. Everything syncretizes.
A lot of esotericists like to map astrology to tarot. That's literally all I know about it, lol. I don't know astrology. Sometimes I take a stab at it but then just forget about it. I'm sure the writers of the Gospels were quite fluent in astrology, though, and that makes it more interesting IMO. The story of Jesus multiplying bread and fish is about astrological procession from one house to another. There's also a connection with the name of John and how he grew up in the wilderness, a wildman, which echoes Enki or Ea or both, and if it echoes Ea, then John is the fish that makes way for... Something. Idk astrology. He prepares the way for Jesus, though.
I'm gonna search that Kabbalah Unveiled book I'm a sec. I like it when stuff is laid out, textbook style.