Hemera
This card is a bit scary, isn´t it? I think this is one of the most difficult ones of the Majors in this deck.
The Chariot is not working quite as it should. Or perhaps as we think it should. The horses are loose and there is a doll or a statue sitting in the charioteer´s place. A long green snake ties the chariot and and the standing man together. The standing man looks like he is directing a play but things are not going as he had planned? He does not look very pleased.
The LWB asks who is in charge. I think it is the standing man who is very much trying to be in charge but the energy (horsepower!) has decided to leave the scene. The horses seem to think it is a stupid and artificial play and they want no part of it. They want to do some *real* work instead of powerplays like this.
This picture reminds me of something that M-L von Franz, a Jungian analyst, says, that you should spend time to see where the energy (your inner energy) wants to go. This card is about just that:Where does the energy want to go?
The Chariot is not working quite as it should. Or perhaps as we think it should. The horses are loose and there is a doll or a statue sitting in the charioteer´s place. A long green snake ties the chariot and and the standing man together. The standing man looks like he is directing a play but things are not going as he had planned? He does not look very pleased.
The LWB asks who is in charge. I think it is the standing man who is very much trying to be in charge but the energy (horsepower!) has decided to leave the scene. The horses seem to think it is a stupid and artificial play and they want no part of it. They want to do some *real* work instead of powerplays like this.
This picture reminds me of something that M-L von Franz, a Jungian analyst, says, that you should spend time to see where the energy (your inner energy) wants to go. This card is about just that:Where does the energy want to go?