The imagery of this card certainly leaves us with many mysteries unsolved.

There are many mysteries in Britain which are thousands of years old.

She had approached a mystery-tofind it human, as are many mysteries.

Yet somehow I feel that his fate held the key to many mysteries.

The Universe must indeed hold many mysteries, something Crowley confirms in this passage:

The Book of Life is supposed to hold the key to many mysteries.

Then we applied the key, and found it unlocked many mysteries.

But there were many mysteries connected with the work of these brave men.

There are still very many mysteries in science which have not been solved.

As you walk on that path, you encounter the many mysteries.

But there are too many mysteries and not enough plain dealing.

He had received many interior graces, and been given to understand many mysteries.

Our faith contains many mysteries, which no created understanding can comprehend.

Another evil angel, named Penemue, taught them many mysteries of wisdom.

How many mysteries of the universe are shut within my breast!

Ah, son of Varro, my mother has taught me many mysteries.