Daily Tarot Card
The Chariot
Major Arcana #7(r)
Major Arcana #7(r)
Battle of Mount Badon
Wow, 2 major arcana in one week. my mind must be sifting through some heavy stuff right now.
Ok first off this card is based off an actual historic battle. The story may be a legend now but it has a actual real start in history. Historians still debate the actual location of this battle but all agree it did happen.
The imagery on this card is very masculine. Front and center is King Arthur in his chariot, his sword drawn, and his army following behind him. What my eye is drawn to is the sky. This is a card of battle, death, mayhem, and a beautiful peaceful sky. It just so odd to me, I would have thought a dark sky for such an event. To me that signifies I am looking at the confident conquerors.
It is nor surprising that the typical meaning for this card is a good start or overcoming obstacles with ease. But our card is reversed. To me, the reverse means a lack of confidence in overcoming a challenge, may be being unsure of how to begin a project and anxiety.
Ok first off this card is based off an actual historic battle. The story may be a legend now but it has a actual real start in history. Historians still debate the actual location of this battle but all agree it did happen.
The imagery on this card is very masculine. Front and center is King Arthur in his chariot, his sword drawn, and his army following behind him. What my eye is drawn to is the sky. This is a card of battle, death, mayhem, and a beautiful peaceful sky. It just so odd to me, I would have thought a dark sky for such an event. To me that signifies I am looking at the confident conquerors.
It is nor surprising that the typical meaning for this card is a good start or overcoming obstacles with ease. But our card is reversed. To me, the reverse means a lack of confidence in overcoming a challenge, may be being unsure of how to begin a project and anxiety.
Since I am late posting this, I added the Shaman-Caselli Tarot (far left) and the Aquarius Tarot (far right) in the pictures.
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