The Chariot (VII)
Element: Water
Planet: Moon (Jupiter exalted in Cancer)
Astrological Sign: Cancer
Hebrew Letter: Cheth (ח)
Kabbalistic Path: Path 18 (Binah to Geburah)
Numerology: 7 (Victory, mastery, willpower, control)
Archetype: The Warrior, The Conqueror
Symbols -
Sphinxes (Black and White): Symbolize duality, opposites, and the balance of forces—light and dark, conscious and unconscious, good and evil—that the Charioteer must harmonize to progress.
Armor: Protection, both physically and spiritually, representing defense and strength accumulated from past struggles.
Disk on Armor with Metatron's Cube: Signifies sacred geometry, cosmic order, and the connection to the One Self, a higher power guiding the Charioteer.
Starry Canopy: Represents celestial influence and the guidance of higher forces, as well as the role of destiny and cosmic will.
Chariot (Cube Shape): Represents physical manifestation, stability, and the structure of the material world, balanced with the divine.
River and Trees: Link to the flow of emotions and fertility, connecting the Chariot with natural growth and subconscious waters, a mix of The High Priestess and The Empress influences.
Crescent Moons on Shoulders: Symbolize the rulership of the Moon over Cancer, highlighting intuition, emotions, and cycles.
Wand (or Scepter): The Charioteer’s control and mastery over his journey, representing focused willpower.
Keywords -
Upright: Willpower, determination, control, victory, forward movement, mastery over conflicting forces, drive, spiritual progress.
Reversed: Lack of direction, loss of control, chaos, stagnation, scattered energy, being overwhelmed by opposing forces.
Video Transcription:
"The Chariot, Key VII, symbolizes triumph through willpower and determination. Depicted as a warrior guided by two sphinxes—balancing opposing forces—it represents victory through discipline and mastery over conflict. The charioteer’s armor bears alchemical symbols, including Metatron’s Cube, linking this card to the One Self and transformation from past experiences.
Astrologically tied to Cancer, ruled by the Moon, it reflects emotional depth and protection. The Hebrew letter Cheth (ח), meaning “fence,” evokes boundaries and the cultivation of the inner world. The chariot represents not just physical motion but a spiritual journey.
Ultimately, The Chariot teaches that true victory comes from aligning will with purpose, maintaining balance, and using past disappointments and losses as mission fuel, applying learned lessons to overcome future challenges."
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