The World Card of the Tarot
​By Michael Samu

A shining, naked figure with female breasts dances over the void as if walking on air. A shawl is loosely draped around the waist, hiding a sacred mystery. With the left leg tucked behind the extended right leg, the figure is surrounded by a wreath and four cherubim, each represented by the head of a terrestrial beast—a man, a bull, a lion, and an eagle. This androgynous entity is known as ‘the great one of the night-time’ and is the final Heh of the tetragrammaton. This is the World Card of the Tarot.
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