Who Is KRIS HADAR ?

Internationally renowned writer, lecturer and radio personality,
Kris Hadar brings a new outlook to the ancient tradition of
the Tarot and numerology.
 

Born January 1, 1950, in the Parisian region of Rueil Malmaison, in France, he received a scientific education in industrial and mechanical engineering. His spiritual father was Jean Roy, known in the 60s and 70s as a historian and philosopher, who had collaborated with Robert Charroux on the French series of “Enigmes de l’Univers” published by Robert Laffont.

A classical guitarist, K. Hadar has given both solo and duet concerts. His creative activities lead him to try his hand at comic strips, and to get to know the great names in that industry, but it is especially through oil painting that he expressed his love for drawing.

The call of wide-open spaces and his French-Canadian friendships drove him to immigrate to Quebec in 1980. That is where he decided to devote his life to philosophy and spirituality.

After going deeper into the ancient texts that are the basis of religious traditions, he turned his attention to divination, notably with the Tarot, to understand how, with a simple deck of cards, it was possible to predict someone’s future.

Faced with the absence of a serious method on the subject, he structured a tarology using technique that allowed – without clairvoyance – to reach extraordinary results.  After testing this technique over many years, he revealed it to the public in books that became best sellers.

In love with the Tarot, intrigued by the mystery which surrounded the origin of the card games, and diligently looking in libraries to find sources in books obscure and inaccessible to the public, Kris finally discovered the origin of the Tarot and of playing cards.  Also revealed was the hidden drama of a homeless people, killed by uneducated barbarians in the 12th century, who wanted to steal their riches. The Tarot is their legacy, but also and especially their heritage ! And such a heritage it is ! It conveys an occult knowledge, completely lost today.

So, Kris thought it only normal to restore the Tarot of Marseilles, as it was originally meant to be.  No one had tried it before; he was the first to publish a credible edition of it, in 1996.  He corrected the symbols that Convers had modified in 1760, restoring all the beauty to the artwork on the cards, which expressed the knowledge and the soul of a whole people.  Presently, he is writing a book about the history of the Tarot.

The study of the Tarot, just like the knowledge of the Ancient scholars, could not have been done without the study of sacred mathematics.  Based on a structure of 22, he discovered a new science of numbers, which allowed knowing a person on both the psychological and evolutionary planes, and the levels of professional and intimate relationships.  It is true that the Ancients used the numbers only to understand the structure of the universe, so as to better understand God.

Hence, he is the inventor of the Numerology of 22 Numbers (called as well, the sacred calculations of Kris Hadar), a numerology that has nothing to do with that of 9 numbers (the numerology of Kevin Quinn Avery).

Because he had seen death up close a few times, and had penetrated the mysteries of the universe, and rediscovered what was the basis of the reflections of the wise in the Middle Ages, it was only natural that he would share his philosophical knowledge with the public, both orally and in written form. At his school in Montreal, which has existed for over 20 years, he teaches his knowledge on the Tarot, numerology, spirituality, astral travel, and the form of thought.