Well, I am pretty unfamiliar with tarot, in general. Sorry about that. But basically I think Dr. Moore would say that these 4 archetypes simply run much deeper in the unconscious than any of the others in the tarot deck. And that the other archetypes at some level are even composites of these other four, more primal, biograms. Personally, I'll add that I had a personal experience once, I was with a friend by the the new mexico audubon bird pond, and we were smoking dmt. I encountered four entities, that were like living beings, but also very much like playing cards. Kind of like a hogwarts painting. It was very intense. Ever since that experience, it makes sense to me that whatever the origin of playing cards was, it was probably an initiate that was responsible for that. I think the same way about the board game Chess. I can't remember where- but i do believe that Peter Kingsley touches on some of the history about this, somewhere in the Appendix to "A Story Waiting To Pierce You"

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Perhaps this is why the Greeks built gymnasiums and theaters in their conquest across Asia. The warrior and the poet seem to each roughly comprise fifty percent of the population. Hence, wrestling, boxing, gymnastics, pankration for the warriors and the mythopoetics of the theatre for the poets. The cultivation of excellence through the mind and body. How magnificent if our schools would be to start the day this way.

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@@gentlemanincognito5689 Toni Wolff's Structural forms of the feminine psyche www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00332929508404852 Dr. Moore independently arrived at similar conclusions as Toni much later. I think of these four archetypal configurations being the same for men and women. I can't see how that wouldn't be true

@@gentlemanincognito5689 you're english is good 👍 . A couple other books that I like along these lines, although they are not specifically about the feminine. "Cinderella and Her Sisters" by the Ulanov's. Everything by Mabel Collins. "Initated" by Matthew Roberts. "Reality" by Peter Kingsley. "Urgency" by Jeremy Vaeni.

@@gentlemanincognito5689 Dr. Moore speaks about gender specifically in this lecture presentation kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bOCnZ9B6u7bVfXk.htmlsi=CLo74N2mdvYUNuuC