Major arcana
The Magician
The Magician starts with what already lies on his table. He moves an intention into a gesture, without waiting for means he does not have.
The Magician starts with what already lies on his table. He moves an intention into a gesture, without waiting for means he does not have.
The Magician stands behind a table where the wand, the cup, the sword and the pentacle rest. One raised hand points upward, the other points to what lies before him.
What you need already lies in front of you. Linking an intention to a concrete gesture shifts the situation, and a clumsy attempt teaches more than the perfect plan.
The gesture can serve the staging rather than the result. When skill shows itself instead of producing, the table stays tidy and nothing is delivered.
RWS. Arcana I. The Magician carries a serpent biting its own tail, and the 8 lying above it figures the sign of life, a double loop according to Waite.
Take one tool, only one, and use it today. Look at your table before you go elsewhere for what you lack.
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