Major arcana
The Chariot
The Chariot moves forward through concentration and held direction. It makes forces that pull apart live together to produce a single movement.
The Chariot moves forward through concentration and held direction. It makes forces that pull apart live together to produce a single movement.
The Chariot shows a driver standing, a staff in his hand, and two sphinxes harnessed, one black and one white. No rein links his hand to the two beasts.
A held direction gathers forces that pull apart. Driving without reins asks for constant attention, and that hold is what produces the movement.
Advance gets confused with display. Going fast says nothing about accuracy, and a tense driver wears out his team instead of steering it.
RWS. Arcana VII. The Chariot receives from Colman Smith a canopy sown with stars and a fortified city in the background, which the older deck ignored.
Choose your course before you speed up. Look at the two forces pulling you, give them the same direction, then check that nothing comes loose.
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