The Chariot asserts a direction and carries its action through despite differing forces: it turns the choice into organised movement.
The Chariot shows a driver standing upright in the chariot, sceptre in hand, and two horses of opposing colours drawing the team. The reins meet in a single hand.
A clear direction mobilises your resources. Two opposing forces become useful when they pull together, and holding the reins firmly is enough to move ahead.
The drive to move can turn into haste or display. Speed says little about accuracy, and a tense driver breaks the reins instead of steering the team.
Symbolism TdM. The Chariot. The chariot takes up the form of the Roman triumph, and its starred canopy comes from Renaissance royal entries.
Choose your course and organise everything around it. Correct the direction against the facts, and check that your efforts pull the same way.
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