The Chariot from RWCS by US GAMES® |
In the traditional RWCS depiction, the charioteer holds a scepter - a symbol of his right to rule his domain. As in #1, The Magician, the scepter acts as a medium between earth and spirit. The charioteer doesn’t raise the scepter above his head as the Magician does. He’s content to establish his dominance here on the earth. Don’t he mislead, however. The figure in The Chariot is perfectly capable of calling down fire from Heaven. His crown signifies Apollo, the Roman God of the Sun, who drove his fiery chariot across the sky, creating the day.
#7 Rhiannon, the horse goddess from Celtic mythology shown here is fron "The Goddess Tarot"© by Kris Waldherr represents The Chariot |
It’s good to see lucky #7 when you feel as if your back is
against the wall. When The Chariot appears, he reminds us that victory is close by if not already here. His message is to rise above your self-imposed limitations, or the people who would make you sink to their level. When all is well in your world, however, The Chariot can appear as a warning that you are dominating someone or something. You may be investing your ego when you should be employing common sense.
Corrine Kenner and John J. Blumen's highflying Chariot from "Wizard's Tarot"© |
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