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Taro Openings: The Hidden Code of the Tarot
Taro Openings: The Hidden Code of the Tarot

Tue 02 Jun

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The Blakehay

Taro Openings: The Hidden Code of the Tarot

What if the Tarot isn’t about fortune telling, but a hidden code of knowledge? Discover its true origins, symbols and meaning in this fascinating, thought-provoking talk with Dr Justin Newland.

Time & Location

02 Jun 2026, 19:30

The Blakehay, 20 Wadham St, Weston-super-Mare BS23 1JZ, UK

About the event

Taro Openings: The Hidden Code of the Tarot

What if the Tarot isn’t about fortune telling…


…but a forgotten system of knowledge hidden in plain sight?


For over 40 years, Dr Justin Newland has been studying the 21 Major Arcana cards – not as mysticism, but as a coded map of human understanding, history, and the universe itself.


In this fascinating and thought-provoking talk, you’ll uncover:

  • The true origins of the Tarot (and how it’s been misunderstood)

  • The hidden meanings behind symbols, colours, numbers and imagery

  • Why the Tarot may be one of the most sophisticated knowledge systems ever created

  • How its ideas echo through games, culture… and even modern life

This isn’t about predicting your future.


It’s about decoding the past – and seeing the present differently.

Whether you’re curious, sceptical, or already intrigued by the mysteries of the Tarot, this is a rare chance to hear from someone who has spent a lifetime studying it.


Expect an engaging, eye-opening evening that will leave you questioning what you thought you knew.


Talk starts 7:30pm (doors 7pm, bar open from 6pm)


Come early, grab a drink, and settle in – these talks fill up fast.


Dr Justin Newland holds a doctorate in mathematics from Imperial College London and is the author of seven novels blending history, philosophy and the supernatural.


His research spans Egypt, China, Prussia and Tudor England, with a lifelong focus on uncovering the deeper patterns behind history and human knowledge.


An experienced and engaging speaker, Justin brings decades of study into a talk that is both accessible and thought-provoking.



Tickets

£12.00

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