Nina, escaping from Russia, saved all her notes taken during her studies at the School. Having known that Catarina was going to travel to Brazil, Nina gave her the notes taken from the lessons that had been ministered by Mebes to the internal circle groups of the School. She also asked her to transfer her notes to ‘someone dignified’, asking her that take that with her and, eventually, transfer the material to someone else ‘dignified’ so that the lessons could be preserved. Years later, in Brazil, in a very strange coincidence, Catarina met Nadia, widow of Gabriel Iellatchitch, another disciple and great friend of Mebes. Both ladies decided to live together. Right after that, Nadia’s brother, Alexandre Nikitin-Nevelskoy, who had a profound knowledge of esoterism and was also a follower of Mebes’ School, came from Chile to live with them. By putting his notes together and with the help of the two ladies, Alexandre reestablished the course of the Minor Arcana of Tarot in its entirety. Therefore, Nina’s wish came true because the material was safe and not only transmitted to ‘someone dignified’ but also organized by someone competent, who belonged to the same egregoric (see egregore) chain. This allowed the work to be translated to Portuguese. Some of the copies of the "Encyclopedia" reached Brazil and were translated by Marta Pécher, who was deeply impressed by the content of the book. She also tried to reach contact with old disciples of Mebes, and finally knew one of his direct disciples, who died in Chile. With some help, she began the translation to Portuguese and published the book under the title "Os arcanos Maiores do Tarô" (The Major Arcana of Tarot). This book was edited by Editora Pensamento, in Brazil. Following the symbolism he explains in his book, some tarot cards have been created. These cards are very rich in symbolism, as Mebes knew Kabbalah as well as the numeric meaning of every arcana. A new English translation of the Tarot Majors course was published on February 8 2020 by Shin Publications, incorporating notes from Meditations on the Tarot at the end of each Arcana. Mebes' work also influenced the writer Mouni Sadhu, who admitted that his own book, "The Tarot", was based on that of Mebes, and the "Méditations sur les 22 arcanes majeurs du Tarot" of Valentin Tomberg.