Sister Tarot Quiz to Find your Tarot Birth Card - Page 2

princessofwands · 05-08-2012, 08:39 AM

Don't just read the explanation given, do some googling on your card and read more interpretations.

toallofyou the chariot is typically pulled along by white horses on one side and black horses on the other side. You could see it as a metaphor for your own inner forces and the need to tame them and harness their energies appropriately. We have a lightside and a darkside. The darkside isn't all bad, as we have to assert ourselves and defend ourselves sometimes against the darkness "out there". If you are all lightside you are defenceless.

Regarding your question, it revolves around astrology on this particular link that the OP gave. If you have never looked into your birthchart, I recommend the www.astro.com site. You can make your chart and read all about yourself for free.

anarki the 7 of cups presents you with a set of choices, one in each cup. These might be the 7 deadly sins, or other kinds of activity and experience that hold you deep within the matrix. You don't have to pick any cup, or you can pick selectively. It's about being proactive and conscious in what you do, not just letting your ego be influenced by any old desire in your body or mind.

oneisall · 05-08-2012, 11:21 AM

VII - The Chariot

Mars in connection with Sun or Mercur; Mars as symbol of enforcement combines with Sun as symbol for will or Mercur as the symbol of the way
Zodiac: Cancer
Tree of life: The way from Binah to Geburah
Element: Water
Number: 7 as the number of earthly and divine harmony (3+4), destiny, motion

The Chariot stands for combined powers, ready to move forward. It represents the dynamic principle and the human will to proceed, the ability to use the powers of life and keep the outer and inner balance.

The Chariot shows a strong will, a strong personality, and at its best, victory and success. But it also is a symbol for controversial power, for contradictions that are not solved, but just controlled. In this, the trump also warns of overestimation and recklessness. With every new venture or beginning one should check carefully whether the desired goal is compatible with one's life and inner self.

Additionally, the Chariot is a symbol for the armor we build up when moving forward in the process of self-assertion. It also alludes to the danger that we might mix this armour with our actual personality.

So a negative aspect of the Chariot might involve understanding that the way of armed power isn't always the right one, that the controversial power inside may to be reconciled with one other, and not just controlled and surpressed.

Drive: The will to conquer, courage, victory

Light: The awakening of powers, the way ahead, searching and finding one's place in life

Shadow: Megalomania, insensivity, running against walls

toallofyou · 05-08-2012, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by princessofwands

toallofyou the chariot is typically pulled along by white horses on one side and black horses on the other side. You could see it as a metaphor for your own inner forces and the need to tame them and harness their energies appropriately. We have a lightside and a darkside. The darkside isn't all bad, as we have to assert ourselves and defend ourselves sometimes against the darkness "out there". If you are all lightside you are defenceless.

I'll try and bear that in mind, that actually sounds quite relevant to me and the problems I face in this life.

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Originally Posted by princessofwands

Regarding your question, it revolves around astrology on this particular link that the OP gave. If you have never looked into your birthchart, I recommend the www.astro.com site. You can make your chart and read all about yourself for free.

Thanks, I'll check it out

saint_frankenstein · 24-09-2012, 10:00 AM

X - The Wheel of Fortune
Path of Caph 21 in the Tree of Life Saturn, Uranus, Neptun and Pluto - the masters of Karma
Planet: Jupiter
Tree of life: The axis Chesed - Netzach
Element: Fire
Number: 10 as symbol for perfection, the cross sum is 1 (the Magician)

The Wheel of Fortune is a symbol of destiny and destination, of good luck and bad luck, of the ups and downs of life and fate. Everything is in motion, turning and floating, constantly changing, accidental and uncontrollable.

The trump also represents the need to be careful, to realize and recognize the vaguarities of life, to accept the fact that fate is nothing what we could have done, but the result of what we already did. Today is the result of the past, future will be the sum of past and today, and no matter how accurately we plan, the Wheel of Fortune will mix up light and shadow.

Whether the Wheel of Fortune is positive or negative is not a matter of happenstance or events in the first place; but rather of the way we will deal with the results, arrange our lives with the unchangable and work on what we might be able to change - and of course of our ability to realize facts.

Drive: Eternal motion, changing, restarting, accepting of fate

Light: Unexpected changings, fortune, realization of luck

Shadow: Fatalism, a changing to the worse

05-08-2012, 11:21 AM	#22
oneisall Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Searching... Posts: 896	VII - The Chariot Mars in connection with Sun or Mercur; Mars as symbol of enforcement combines with Sun as symbol for will or Mercur as the symbol of the way Zodiac: Cancer Tree of life: The way from Binah to Geburah Element: Water Number: 7 as the number of earthly and divine harmony (3+4), destiny, motion The Chariot stands for combined powers, ready to move forward. It represents the dynamic principle and the human will to proceed, the ability to use the powers of life and keep the outer and inner balance. The Chariot shows a strong will, a strong personality, and at its best, victory and success. But it also is a symbol for controversial power, for contradictions that are not solved, but just controlled. In this, the trump also warns of overestimation and recklessness. With every new venture or beginning one should check carefully whether the desired goal is compatible with one's life and inner self. Additionally, the Chariot is a symbol for the armor we build up when moving forward in the process of self-assertion. It also alludes to the danger that we might mix this armour with our actual personality. So a negative aspect of the Chariot might involve understanding that the way of armed power isn't always the right one, that the controversial power inside may to be reconciled with one other, and not just controlled and surpressed. Drive: The will to conquer, courage, victory Light: The awakening of powers, the way ahead, searching and finding one's place in life Shadow: Megalomania, insensivity, running against walls __________________ The blind stare with a million pair of eyes, looking hard but wont realise that they will never see the peace. Better a grave, then a slave. A law must not be obeyed if it is inhuman, inhuman laws are a method of enslavement. The hardest place to do good is in the silence of your own heart. Those who dig holes underneath others fall into them themselves. Last edited by oneisall; 05-08-2012 at 11:31 AM.

05-08-2012, 08:39 AM	#21
princessofwands Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 2,602	Don't just read the explanation given, do some googling on your card and read more interpretations. toallofyou the chariot is typically pulled along by white horses on one side and black horses on the other side. You could see it as a metaphor for your own inner forces and the need to tame them and harness their energies appropriately. We have a lightside and a darkside. The darkside isn't all bad, as we have to assert ourselves and defend ourselves sometimes against the darkness "out there". If you are all lightside you are defenceless. Regarding your question, it revolves around astrology on this particular link that the OP gave. If you have never looked into your birthchart, I recommend the www.astro.com site. You can make your chart and read all about yourself for free. anarki the 7 of cups presents you with a set of choices, one in each cup. These might be the 7 deadly sins, or other kinds of activity and experience that hold you deep within the matrix. You don't have to pick any cup, or you can pick selectively. It's about being proactive and conscious in what you do, not just letting your ego be influenced by any old desire in your body or mind.

24-09-2012, 10:00 AM	#24
saint_frankenstein Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Ohio, to my misfortune. Posts: 3,780	X - The Wheel of Fortune Path of Caph 21 in the Tree of Life Saturn, Uranus, Neptun and Pluto - the masters of Karma Planet: Jupiter Tree of life: The axis Chesed - Netzach Element: Fire Number: 10 as symbol for perfection, the cross sum is 1 (the Magician) The Wheel of Fortune is a symbol of destiny and destination, of good luck and bad luck, of the ups and downs of life and fate. Everything is in motion, turning and floating, constantly changing, accidental and uncontrollable. The trump also represents the need to be careful, to realize and recognize the vaguarities of life, to accept the fact that fate is nothing what we could have done, but the result of what we already did. Today is the result of the past, future will be the sum of past and today, and no matter how accurately we plan, the Wheel of Fortune will mix up light and shadow. Whether the Wheel of Fortune is positive or negative is not a matter of happenstance or events in the first place; but rather of the way we will deal with the results, arrange our lives with the unchangable and work on what we might be able to change - and of course of our ability to realize facts. Drive: Eternal motion, changing, restarting, accepting of fate Light: Unexpected changings, fortune, realization of luck Shadow: Fatalism, a changing to the worse