GoldenWolf
The Priestess wears a lunar crown (Moon) with horns projecting out of it. There is a bow at the bottom of the card, a connection to Diana, a Moon goddess. On either side of her, there is a pomegranate (a link to Persephone, the underworld, and the subconscious).
An infinity sign (lemniscate) is centered over her third eye to signify her intuitive powers. Her arms are raised to the heavens, their curve echoing the horns of her crown. She is bare breasted and covered only by a matrix of blue light/energy. The curve of it between her arms is shaped like a crescent moon.
There are two pillars behind her-one dark, one light. They represent the Pillars of Mercy and Severity on the Tree of Life. There is a palm leaf motif on the light pillar. It's difficult to see what is on the dark pillar. The Priestess stands between them as the middle pillar, where this card's path is between Kether (Crown) and Tiphareth (Beauty).
I think that this is one of the most beautiful cards in the deck along with the Star.
An infinity sign (lemniscate) is centered over her third eye to signify her intuitive powers. Her arms are raised to the heavens, their curve echoing the horns of her crown. She is bare breasted and covered only by a matrix of blue light/energy. The curve of it between her arms is shaped like a crescent moon.
There are two pillars behind her-one dark, one light. They represent the Pillars of Mercy and Severity on the Tree of Life. There is a palm leaf motif on the light pillar. It's difficult to see what is on the dark pillar. The Priestess stands between them as the middle pillar, where this card's path is between Kether (Crown) and Tiphareth (Beauty).
I think that this is one of the most beautiful cards in the deck along with the Star.