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| Chariot Hanson-Roberts |
First Impressions: The charioteer is male and there is a yin-yang symbol on the chariot. Instead of horses, the chariot is being pulled by sphinxes. There are half moons on the charioteers shoulders and his cap looks almost like that of a shriners. He looks as if he is driving through an arch of stars. In the background, there is a city. Reversed this card speaks to me of out of control emotions.
Book: Be wary of relying too strongly on your own willpower, energy being stuck or damned up, be careful of movements.
Guidance: Hold your horses, it is not time to move forward. Change direction
Journaling:
Interesting card to pull. This is a card I’ve spent a lot of time reflecting on and I’m still not sure what the meaning is for me.
December 23, 2017
The chariot has always spoken to me of emotional control and remaining steady even when there are forces pulling you in two different directions. I’ve quit reading reversals so if I was reading this card today, I would read it as a reminder to keep my emotions under control and to continue moving forward.
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