The
ongoing series this month has been to pull a card a week from the Tarot deck and
reveal a truth to those people for whom it is relevant. Not everyone will
respond to this card. You won’t and shouldn’t unless it makes sense in your
life at this time.
Today’s
card is The Victorious One, the New
Age card replacing the The Chariot (from
the Rider-Waite deck).
Have you
recently made an important decision? This card is a confirmation that you have
made the right choice and now must keep firm to your new direction.
The dice
have been rolled (lower left hand), indicating that time and luck have created
the situation and your response has been a spiritual one—the victory over self.
There are
many struggles in life but the battle with self is won on this issue. Leave
behind the battle accoutrements (see the chariot and whip in the background on
the right). The old struggle continues behind the veil where the wolves are
still fighting on the left. Do not be tempted to re-engage but stay firm in the
new direction. You know what the more important choice is and you have already
made it. Now walk away.
You have
reached a plateau, a time of balance. Find your equilibrium and walk forward toward the new direction.
The lions
are in accord. The black lion is still in battle mode and struggling within as
the while lion walks closed mouthed and docile. You hold the reins to restrain
the tendency to keep up the fight.
The only
way I know this is of any value is if you comment. Thank you and good luck in
your new endeavor.
4 comments:
This seems relevant for me in where I'm at in my life right now. Lots of decisions to make, some big, some small. All important to the overall big picture. Thanks for sharing this.
The Tarot plays a part in my current WIP, and there's a scene where the MC makes a decision to deliberately defy her father. As she's going off to do what she's going to do, she turns the top card from her Tarot deck - sort of a one-card reading - and it's The Chariot. I'm using the Golden Tarot, where the interpretation is more about leadership and change, but your take fits really well with what I'm trying to do with the scene. Thanks for posting.
So glad you are finding it useful, Tami, and thanks for commenting. Stay strong.
How interesting to use the cards like that for your story. That's a great idea.
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