The Alma Ata declaration of the World Health Organization defined health as a state of  complete physical, mental and social well being, and not merely as the absence of disease and infirmity. The Mystic Masters Centre supports spiritual esoteric practices for spiritual insight and recreation only and strongly opposes the use of these practices for so-called fortune telling, mental and physical diagnosis. Its practices therefore, do not fall under the definition of the WHO's approach to traditional healing, nor under the definition of  "traditional health practice" as defined by the "Traditional Health Practitioners Bill of 2003", nor does this affiliation utilize "traditional philosophy" as defined by the the "Draft Policy on African Traditional Medicine for South Africa of 2008".

 

The centre does not approve of the use of spiritual esoteric practices as a means to council for treatment of finance, social and legal problems and physical and mental ill health. It would be in the client's best interest to be referred to a professional.   Should you feel that your personal tarot philosophy embraces the following, you are strongly urged to apply for registration with the Interim Traditional Health Practitioners Council of South Africa:

 

Registration will provide counselors with a practice number which will give them the rights and privileges described in the Bill as:

 

(a)the maintenance or restoration of physical and mental health or function; or
(b)the diagnosis, treatment or prevention or a physical or mental illness; or
(c)the rehabilitation of a person to enable that person to resume normal functioning within the family or community; or
(d)the physical or mental preparation of an individual for puberty, adulthood, pregnancy, childbirth and death.

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