The Hierophant passes on a method and a shared frame. He recalls that knowledge received from elsewhere can improve a decision made alone.
The Hierophant sits between two columns, crown on his head and crozier in one hand. In front of him, two figures face each other, and two crossed keys rest at his feet.
The experience of others saves time. Advice received at the right moment avoids a costly mistake when you translate it into your own situation instead of reciting it.
A recognised authority can replace your judgement. Following a method without examining it gives a convenient reason not to think, and obedience passes for truth.
RWS. Arcana V. The Hierophant blesses with a gesture reserved for the initiated, and Waite gives him the power to bind and loose granted to Peter.
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