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Hello, dear students and guests of Mahapurna School!
Today I would like to tell you about the OTG-4 course and how it can make life easier for anyone who has mastered this technique—not only for them, but also for all close people interested in it and connected with the practitioner. There are many examples of using the Arcana in the course itself (there is a special topic, "Examples of spreads", where students share their personal experiences of communicating with the Arcana), but they are visible only to those who have purchased the course. Everyone else has no opportunity to appreciate the benefits of this truly magical tool. Therefore, I decided to share one of the latest examples from my practice with you here in the Open Club.
So, the background.
My friend’s husband decided to sell his camera on Avito because he was not using it and the money would come in handy. A buyer was soon found. However, obstacles kept arising whenever they communicated. She would agree to buy it, then change her mind. In the end, they did reach an agreement. Then, when her husband met the buyer, he felt uncomfortable and, deep down, no longer really wanted to sell her anything, but he brushed aside his intuitive misgivings because they had apparently already agreed. In the buyer’s presence, the husband checked the camera to make sure it was in working order. The deal was completed. However, some time later, the buyer called and claimed that the camera did not work, demanding that her money be returned. (It should be noted here that I have known this couple for a long time as exceptionally honest and decent people; they would not have sold faulty equipment.) Naturally, the husband refused and calmly explained why. In response, the buyer sent threats of the following kind: "You’ll regret this! You picked the wrong person! I’ll get my revenge! I’ll make your life such that not even some old witch-healer will be able to save you!!" The husband told his wife, my friend, about it. She immediately called me, told me the story, and said that she had already placed an energetic protection on herself and her husband and had turned to her Higher Self and Heavenly Guides for help and protection. Yet she still felt confused and tense inside: what if that was not enough? Does it even make sense to pay attention to threats like these?
In response, I recommended to her the Your Yoga practice Protective Swastika and a few other practices, and also suggested doing a spread with the Arcana to better understand the situation. She agreed. I then asked her to clarify what exactly she wanted to know. After thinking for a moment, my friend said she wanted to know whether this woman could cause harm, how real the threat was, and what she and her husband should do. We ended the conversation, and I began the practice.
Practice
I should say right away that, since the situation greatly interested me, I did not limit myself to my friend’s questions. I asked some of my own as well. And this is what came of it.
Question: What is the woman who threatened my friend’s husband in their correspondence like?
Answer: THE MOON (Major Arcana), Eight of Wands, Ace of Swords.
Interpretation: The first card was a Major Arcanum, which clearly indicates that the situation is serious. Very serious indeed! The Moon is precisely the Arcanum that points to magic and witchcraft. Interpreting it in relation to the woman, it is apparent that she possesses magical abilities. The question is, how does she use them? In terms of character, the Moon says that the woman is trapped in her illusions and limitations, lives by instinct and emotion, and may do things behind people’s backs. Her mind and consciousness are clouded; she is unwilling to see things as they are because she dislikes reality. The next card, the Eight of Wands, says that serious but unexpected changes are brewing in the woman’s life; her consciousness will change, and she will experience a rapid growth in awareness. The third card, the Ace of Swords, reports that this will happen through an idea that is new to her; she will have to rid herself of her illusions, and then she will gain new opportunities. (This is if we consider these three cards in the context of past-present-future.) In the end, we can see that the buyer is receiving her lesson in this situation, while my acquaintances are receiving theirs.
Question: Will this woman be able to harm my acquaintances?
Answer: Nine of Wands, THE MOON (Major Arcanum), Seven of Cups
Interpretation: First of all, it immediately stands out that the Major Arcanum the Moon appeared again (although I shuffled the entire deck very thoroughly). Clearly, this card would not appear twice in a row for no reason. As we have already established, the Moon speaks of the woman’s magical abilities and pairs well with the first card, the Nine of Wands, which says that the buyer is confident in her abilities, considers herself an experienced and powerful witch, and is clearly already trying to do something. The woman’s strength lies in illusions, fears, and dependencies (both the Moon and the Seven of Cups speak of this). If she manages to latch onto one of these things in a person, her witchcraft works. However, the third card, the Seven of Cups, also says that the woman has become too lost in her own illusions and no longer always distinguishes fiction from reality. Nevertheless, her self-confidence serves her well, which is why the danger does indeed exist.
Question: How strong is the threat coming from this woman at the moment?
Answer: Four of Swords, King of Cups, Three of Wands.
Interpretation: The first card immediately shows that the threat exists—how else can the three swords hanging over the person be interpreted in this context? But we also see that these swords are suspended in the air, meaning that the threat is frozen/slowed/stalled (possibly temporarily). What caused this? The second card, the King of Cups, speaks of timely, sensible, and responsible actions, as well as help and support coming from outside (the Three of Wands).
The next question follows from the previous one: Is my acquaintances’ protection sufficient to shield them from this woman’s influence?
Answer: Six of Swords, Knight of Cups, Five of Swords.
Interpretation: The Six of Swords advises changing one’s way of thinking, the Knight speaks of hidden aims and new opportunities, while the Five of Swords directly points to defeat and intellectual warfare. Taken together, all three cards say that the protection is not yet sufficient.
Question: What do they need to do so that my acquaintances are fully protected from this woman’s influence?
Answer: King of Wands, Two of Cups, THE STAR (Major Arcanum)
Interpretation: The King carries masculine energies. He advises my acquaintances to keep all their fears, emotions, and worries under control (as he holds the lion on a chain). They should show wisdom and responsibility and bring their minds under control. My inner perception somehow impressed upon me that the King represents the husband in my couple. The Two of Cups says how he should do this—through his love for his wife. My friend will give him strength, increasing his energy, which he can use to protect their family. And finally, the Star is a very good card! This Major Arcanum says that the Higher Powers will help my acquaintances and support them in every way; they will help them reveal their talents and abilities through this situation, and everything will ultimately end well.
By this point, to be honest, I was already rather tired of deciphering everything, so I decided to finish with a control question addressed directly to the Higher Powers.
Question: Higher Powers, what do you advise my acquaintances to do in this situation? How should they protect themselves?
Answer: Queen of Wands, Ten of Cups, Seven of Swords/Two of Wands (with the Nine of Pentacles additionally)
Interpretation: The similarity between the first two cards and the previous answer immediately caught my eye! (Apparently because the questions are essentially identical.) There was the King of Wands there, and the Queen here; there was a couple in love there, and here too there is a loving family with children! The difference is that the situation was considered from a masculine perspective there, and from a feminine perspective here. In other words, the wife needs to show kindness and generosity, focus on a positive outcome and success, and also develop her extrasensory abilities. This too can be done through family bonds and love for her husband (the Ten of Cups). Thus, in this case, my couple needs to unite and do everything together, “sing from the same song sheet.” Together, especially with the Star’s support, they are much stronger than that woman. In this spread, difficulties arose with the third card. First, I drew one card, but two came out “by accident.” (It is known that in such matters, “accidents are not accidental.”) Second, it was not very clear how these two cards could fit with the previous cards in the spread. Nothing came to mind, so I took the risk of drawing an additional card to explain the last two cards of the spread. To be honest, additional cards are not encouraged in the course. Everything there is as simple and clear as possible. Perhaps this is because additional cards sometimes do not clarify things, but only confuse the practitioner even more. However, I drew the Nine of Pentacles, and the following chain formed in my mind: Seven of Swords plus Two of Wands equals Nine of Pentacles (7+2=9). This led me to think that these cards point to the root causes and provide a brief overview of the current situation: the Seven represents deception, theft, slander, and actions behind someone’s back (what my friend encountered); the Two represents inner tension and a choice of direction (what she is feeling now); and the Nine represents what she must achieve: as a result of this trial and exertion, she must move to a new level of abilities, pass through a stage of spiritual growth, and attain fulfillment.
Dear students and guests of the School, if you have read this far, please accept my deepest gratitude for your attention! Please bear with me a little longer.
The next day, I continued thinking about and analyzing the spreads I had obtained, and an interesting thought came to me about the last two: the Two of Cups and the Ten of Cups depict happy couples who share true Love. In other words, these cards speak of the exchange of energy between husband and wife. At the same time, the King and Queen of Wands contain a great deal of fire. This is very powerful energy—passion, and at the same time the energy of creation that gives new life. And here is the thought: if, during the union of husband and wife, the energy being generated is not allowed to disperse into space, but an intention is created and it is directed toward protecting (or strengthening the protection of) the couple and family, then such armor will be very strong and powerful. I cannot say how universal this method is. But in this particular case, for this particular couple, it might work.
That is the analysis of the situation using the Arcana. I should mention that I am not yet the most experienced student of the Arcana (I have been practicing for about four months—daily during my training, and for the last couple of months as needed and in response to requests from those around me). Perhaps my interpretations do not always “hit the nail on the head.” But if we consider the overall picture through the prism of all the cards that appeared, certain things definitely become clearer, and thoughts arise that you would never arrive at without using such a tool. And that is precisely what makes the Arcana so valuable!! I never tire of thanking the Teacher every day for this course!
I wish all practitioners success and patience on their path!
Thank you very much for your attention!

Today I would like to tell you about the OTG-4 course and how it can make life easier for anyone who has mastered this technique—not only for them, but also for all close people interested in it and connected with the practitioner. There are many examples of using the Arcana in the course itself (there is a special topic, "Examples of spreads", where students share their personal experiences of communicating with the Arcana), but they are visible only to those who have purchased the course. Everyone else has no opportunity to appreciate the benefits of this truly magical tool. Therefore, I decided to share one of the latest examples from my practice with you here in the Open Club.
So, the background.
My friend’s husband decided to sell his camera on Avito because he was not using it and the money would come in handy. A buyer was soon found. However, obstacles kept arising whenever they communicated. She would agree to buy it, then change her mind. In the end, they did reach an agreement. Then, when her husband met the buyer, he felt uncomfortable and, deep down, no longer really wanted to sell her anything, but he brushed aside his intuitive misgivings because they had apparently already agreed. In the buyer’s presence, the husband checked the camera to make sure it was in working order. The deal was completed. However, some time later, the buyer called and claimed that the camera did not work, demanding that her money be returned. (It should be noted here that I have known this couple for a long time as exceptionally honest and decent people; they would not have sold faulty equipment.) Naturally, the husband refused and calmly explained why. In response, the buyer sent threats of the following kind: "You’ll regret this! You picked the wrong person! I’ll get my revenge! I’ll make your life such that not even some old witch-healer will be able to save you!!" The husband told his wife, my friend, about it. She immediately called me, told me the story, and said that she had already placed an energetic protection on herself and her husband and had turned to her Higher Self and Heavenly Guides for help and protection. Yet she still felt confused and tense inside: what if that was not enough? Does it even make sense to pay attention to threats like these?
In response, I recommended to her the Your Yoga practice Protective Swastika and a few other practices, and also suggested doing a spread with the Arcana to better understand the situation. She agreed. I then asked her to clarify what exactly she wanted to know. After thinking for a moment, my friend said she wanted to know whether this woman could cause harm, how real the threat was, and what she and her husband should do. We ended the conversation, and I began the practice.
Practice
I should say right away that, since the situation greatly interested me, I did not limit myself to my friend’s questions. I asked some of my own as well. And this is what came of it.
Question: What is the woman who threatened my friend’s husband in their correspondence like?
Answer: THE MOON (Major Arcana), Eight of Wands, Ace of Swords.
Interpretation: The first card was a Major Arcanum, which clearly indicates that the situation is serious. Very serious indeed! The Moon is precisely the Arcanum that points to magic and witchcraft. Interpreting it in relation to the woman, it is apparent that she possesses magical abilities. The question is, how does she use them? In terms of character, the Moon says that the woman is trapped in her illusions and limitations, lives by instinct and emotion, and may do things behind people’s backs. Her mind and consciousness are clouded; she is unwilling to see things as they are because she dislikes reality. The next card, the Eight of Wands, says that serious but unexpected changes are brewing in the woman’s life; her consciousness will change, and she will experience a rapid growth in awareness. The third card, the Ace of Swords, reports that this will happen through an idea that is new to her; she will have to rid herself of her illusions, and then she will gain new opportunities. (This is if we consider these three cards in the context of past-present-future.) In the end, we can see that the buyer is receiving her lesson in this situation, while my acquaintances are receiving theirs.
Question: Will this woman be able to harm my acquaintances?
Answer: Nine of Wands, THE MOON (Major Arcanum), Seven of Cups
Interpretation: First of all, it immediately stands out that the Major Arcanum the Moon appeared again (although I shuffled the entire deck very thoroughly). Clearly, this card would not appear twice in a row for no reason. As we have already established, the Moon speaks of the woman’s magical abilities and pairs well with the first card, the Nine of Wands, which says that the buyer is confident in her abilities, considers herself an experienced and powerful witch, and is clearly already trying to do something. The woman’s strength lies in illusions, fears, and dependencies (both the Moon and the Seven of Cups speak of this). If she manages to latch onto one of these things in a person, her witchcraft works. However, the third card, the Seven of Cups, also says that the woman has become too lost in her own illusions and no longer always distinguishes fiction from reality. Nevertheless, her self-confidence serves her well, which is why the danger does indeed exist.
Question: How strong is the threat coming from this woman at the moment?
Answer: Four of Swords, King of Cups, Three of Wands.
Interpretation: The first card immediately shows that the threat exists—how else can the three swords hanging over the person be interpreted in this context? But we also see that these swords are suspended in the air, meaning that the threat is frozen/slowed/stalled (possibly temporarily). What caused this? The second card, the King of Cups, speaks of timely, sensible, and responsible actions, as well as help and support coming from outside (the Three of Wands).
The next question follows from the previous one: Is my acquaintances’ protection sufficient to shield them from this woman’s influence?
Answer: Six of Swords, Knight of Cups, Five of Swords.
Interpretation: The Six of Swords advises changing one’s way of thinking, the Knight speaks of hidden aims and new opportunities, while the Five of Swords directly points to defeat and intellectual warfare. Taken together, all three cards say that the protection is not yet sufficient.
Question: What do they need to do so that my acquaintances are fully protected from this woman’s influence?
Answer: King of Wands, Two of Cups, THE STAR (Major Arcanum)
Interpretation: The King carries masculine energies. He advises my acquaintances to keep all their fears, emotions, and worries under control (as he holds the lion on a chain). They should show wisdom and responsibility and bring their minds under control. My inner perception somehow impressed upon me that the King represents the husband in my couple. The Two of Cups says how he should do this—through his love for his wife. My friend will give him strength, increasing his energy, which he can use to protect their family. And finally, the Star is a very good card! This Major Arcanum says that the Higher Powers will help my acquaintances and support them in every way; they will help them reveal their talents and abilities through this situation, and everything will ultimately end well.
By this point, to be honest, I was already rather tired of deciphering everything, so I decided to finish with a control question addressed directly to the Higher Powers.
Question: Higher Powers, what do you advise my acquaintances to do in this situation? How should they protect themselves?
Answer: Queen of Wands, Ten of Cups, Seven of Swords/Two of Wands (with the Nine of Pentacles additionally)
Interpretation: The similarity between the first two cards and the previous answer immediately caught my eye! (Apparently because the questions are essentially identical.) There was the King of Wands there, and the Queen here; there was a couple in love there, and here too there is a loving family with children! The difference is that the situation was considered from a masculine perspective there, and from a feminine perspective here. In other words, the wife needs to show kindness and generosity, focus on a positive outcome and success, and also develop her extrasensory abilities. This too can be done through family bonds and love for her husband (the Ten of Cups). Thus, in this case, my couple needs to unite and do everything together, “sing from the same song sheet.” Together, especially with the Star’s support, they are much stronger than that woman. In this spread, difficulties arose with the third card. First, I drew one card, but two came out “by accident.” (It is known that in such matters, “accidents are not accidental.”) Second, it was not very clear how these two cards could fit with the previous cards in the spread. Nothing came to mind, so I took the risk of drawing an additional card to explain the last two cards of the spread. To be honest, additional cards are not encouraged in the course. Everything there is as simple and clear as possible. Perhaps this is because additional cards sometimes do not clarify things, but only confuse the practitioner even more. However, I drew the Nine of Pentacles, and the following chain formed in my mind: Seven of Swords plus Two of Wands equals Nine of Pentacles (7+2=9). This led me to think that these cards point to the root causes and provide a brief overview of the current situation: the Seven represents deception, theft, slander, and actions behind someone’s back (what my friend encountered); the Two represents inner tension and a choice of direction (what she is feeling now); and the Nine represents what she must achieve: as a result of this trial and exertion, she must move to a new level of abilities, pass through a stage of spiritual growth, and attain fulfillment.
Dear students and guests of the School, if you have read this far, please accept my deepest gratitude for your attention! Please bear with me a little longer.
That is the analysis of the situation using the Arcana. I should mention that I am not yet the most experienced student of the Arcana (I have been practicing for about four months—daily during my training, and for the last couple of months as needed and in response to requests from those around me). Perhaps my interpretations do not always “hit the nail on the head.” But if we consider the overall picture through the prism of all the cards that appeared, certain things definitely become clearer, and thoughts arise that you would never arrive at without using such a tool. And that is precisely what makes the Arcana so valuable!! I never tire of thanking the Teacher every day for this course!
I wish all practitioners success and patience on their path!
Thank you very much for your attention!
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