Major arcana
The Devil
The Devil carries desire, attachment, instinctive power and the ties that become binding. He shows what pulls hard.
The Devil carries desire, attachment, instinctive power and the ties that become binding. He shows what pulls hard.
The horned figure stands on a pedestal, taller than the two characters held by loose cords. Each one carries a lit torch, and the ties hang without being taut.
Recognising your desires gives you a hold on them. What is clearly named can be negotiated, limited, kept in its place. Legitimate pleasure is nothing like a prison.
Strong desire puts the immediate before what lasts, and tomorrow costs. A tie accepted without examination narrows your room: dependence sets in through small concessions.
Symbolism TdM. The Devil. The fifteenth card inherits the horned demon of medieval imagery, whose features and attributes the Marseille card-makers fixed.
Look without judgement at what draws you and holds you back. Check whether this tie still serves your interests or only habit. Name the lack you are filling.
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