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ABSTRACT
In Katherine Olivetti’s interview with Pamela Eakins, they explore her path from Stanford academic to Tarot and visionary cosmologist. Eakins describes the creation of the Tarot of the Spirit deck, which she modeled on the Tree of Life that contains the ten powers or points of the Tarot. They discuss the collaboration with Eakins’s mother, Joyce Eakins, an artist who painted the Tarot deck, and the synchronicity that led to its publication along with development of Visionary Cosmology, which incorporates contemporary science as a way to redefine the paradigms of how we see and walk in the world.
NOTE
References to The Collected Works of C. G. Jung are cited in the text as CW, volume number, and paragraph number. The Collected Works are published in English by Routledge (UK) and Princeton University Press (USA).
Notes
1. Quoted by Jung (Citation1970) in CW 14, ¶26, note 26 (In Lev. Hom., V, 2: Migne, P.G., vol. 12, cols. 449–450).
2. The One of Fire corresponds to the Ace of Wands in the Rider Waite-Smith deck.
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Katherine Olivetti
Katherine Olivetti, MA, MSSW, is a Jungian analyst in private practice in San Rafael, California. Previously she served as the president of the C. G. Jung Institute of New York and editor-in-chief of Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche. She taught at the Child Study Center of Yale University and currently teaches doctoral candidates couple and family therapy at Yeshiva University. Correspondence: [email protected].