2nd Deck of Zenock
The Orchard of YHVH
7 Cards
Teaches about growing the Tree of Life by planting the Torah in your heart.
The Thirty-two Paths
32 Cards
Explores the 32 Paths found in the Kabbalistic tree of life. The tree and her paths are outlined one path at a time, along with a passage that teaches a meaningful idea to ponder in order to "walk" the path mentally, so you can intentionally walk those paths in your daily life. The images used to explain the thirty-two paths form a map of the Kabbalistic tree of life, as described by Zenock. This is very similar to (but not exactly identical to) the tree of life as understood in Jewish Kabbalah.
Engravings on the Chereb
12 Cards
When Zenock received the Sword as a chereb, to be used to do the work of God on the Earth (like Moses's staff), the chereb had the Paleo-Hebrew letters engraved on it. The arrangement of the letters and how they are used together as one tool or instrument are explained to Zenock by angelic teachers including Raphael, Haniel, Ariel and Qophsiel. Their teachings are summarized on these cards.
About - This Deck
This deck was organized, edited, and otherwise put together by Brent Larsen. It is intended to be used as a learning aid to make the ideas found in the Plates of Brass more approachable. It could also be useful as a way of guiding your thoughts as you ponder upon the things of God.
Even though I “created” the deck, I didn’t really “write” the content, since the cards and their concepts are quotes from other works. I don’t claim any of these ideas as being my “property” nor the overall teaching of the set as being something I “invented”.
To say that another way, I make no copyright claim on the text content found in the cards.
If you feel inspired to build on the ideas laid out in this deck for your own project, please reach out, I would love to help you make it happen.
I can be contacted via the contact page of the art gallery on the reverse side of this card.
About - The Artwork
The artwork for this deck of cards
is from the gallery of BFLarsen III,
prints are available at
the gallery website.