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Posted by saggurl88
It means that you are in your feelings, but they are always fleeting, but it doesn't matter cause the world is your oyster and there's more out there for you to explore.


Posted by Phantum
The Chariot is about uncontrolled energy, rushing into things
The Moon card is about hidden things, secrets, everything is not what it seems
The World card is about completion, largeness, transition

Posted by virgoOPPPPosted by saggurl88
It means that you are in your feelings, but they are always fleeting, but it doesn't matter cause the world is your oyster and there's more out there for you to explore.
all 5 times i got these
weird, right?click to expand

Posted by DMV
Start moving even if you need clarity on a situation and start a new chapter.
Or
A fixed water sign could be important on your journey.
Or
Time for a new car.
Posted by virgoOPPP
The Chariot
The Moon
The World
why do i keep getting these cards?
what can that mean?

Posted by virgoOPPPPosted by saggurl88
It means that you are in your feelings, but they are always fleeting, but it doesn't matter cause the world is your oyster and there's more out there for you to explore.
all 5 times i got these
weird, right?click to expand

Posted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Or you might have lost your motivation and no longer feel as committed to the outcome as you did when you started. So, if something is not moving forward as you planned, re-evaluate the situation and check in to see if it’s a sign that you need to change course. Then ask yourself: Is there a deeper reason things have become more challenging? What lesson can I learn here? At times, the reversed Chariot is a warning that you are letting obstacles and challenges get in the way, preventing you from achieving what you set out to do. It’s all getting too hard, and you don’t have the will to go on. If that resonates, stop for a moment and think about the things that matter most to you and why you want to achieve this goal. Will you allow other people’s opinions to sway you or give up as soon as the going gets tough? Or will you follow through on your commitment?
The Moon can also signify that you are letting your anxiety or fear overwhelm you which may be having a negative effect on your outlook and causing you to suffer from mood swings, instability or insecurity. It can also represent a woman’s menstrual cycle. The Moon can also signify dormant insecurities or repressed issues resurfacing. The Moon Tarot card can represent underhanded or dodgy deals or illegal behaviour. If it appears in this context it is a warning to clean your act up before your behaviour is exposed. If you are awaiting a decision on something, The Moon indicates that the answer will either be delayed or be so vague it will add to your confusion rather than clarify matters.
Now, the World card invites you to reflect on your journey, honour your achievements and tune into your spiritual lessons. Celebrate your successes and bask in the joy of having brought your goals to fruition. All the triumphs and tribulations along your path have made you into the strong, wise, more experienced person you are now. Express gratitude for what you have created and harvested. Finally, make sure you don’t rush into the next big project; celebrating your journey will set you up for success when you are ready for your next challenge.
If you have not quite reached this point of completion, then you are very close! You may still need an added level of understanding to graduate to a higher level and enjoy real success. Look back at your past experiences and acknowledge how far you have come and what you learned along the way. It may surprise you to look back at your progress and see how much you achieved. This reflection may also be what you need to bring your project to its final stages.
Now with your situation I think you can gather what patterns you see in yourself. Reflect on these words and see what resonates.

Posted by DMVPosted by DMV
Start moving even if you need clarity on a situation and start a new chapter.
Or
A fixed water sign could be important on your journey.
Or
Time for a new car.
Also, you may be appearing bipolar to others.
2 bright yellow cards surrounding a dark card.click to expand

Posted by TheApparitionPosted by virgoOPPP
The Chariot
The Moon
The World
why do i keep getting these cards?
what can that mean?
Same spread? Same Direction? Same Pull order?
If so it could mean you need to shuffle better, lol.click to expand
Posted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.click to expand
Posted by virgoOPPPPosted by TheApparitionPosted by virgoOPPP
The Chariot
The Moon
The World
why do i keep getting these cards?
what can that mean?
Same spread? Same Direction? Same Pull order?
If so it could mean you need to shuffle better, lol.
lol maybeclick to expand
Posted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this... https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/<div class="bqfade">click to expand
Posted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.click to expand
Posted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.
No?
The sun has a base meaning... The self
The Chariot has a base meaning of
UPRIGHT: Control, willpower, success, action, determination
REVERSE😱 Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction
That is literally all you can say about them unless you know any other influencing factor.
So yes it's the same.
https://media1.giphy.com/media/qmfpjpAT2fJRK/giphy.gif<div class="bqfade">click to expand
Posted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.
No?
The sun has a base meaning... The self
The Chariot has a base meaning of
UPRIGHT: Control, willpower, success, action, determination
REVERSE😱 Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction
That is literally all you can say about them unless you know any other influencing factor.
So yes it's the same.
I get what you're trying to say but whenever you are interpreting them you are applying it to something. You don't know that something in which you're applying it to in this case.
You read The Chariot you know what means this and then you say I want to apply that to my life so then you are adding an influence that and then you say what would that mean in love so you're adding another influence we don't have any of that.
So without that it has no meaning.
Dude! Each card is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an astrological sign, etc.
The sun is a star. If I don't know if it's Gemini sun or not, it's just a star.click to expand
Posted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.
No?
The sun has a base meaning... The self
The Chariot has a base meaning of
UPRIGHT: Control, willpower, success, action, determination
REVERSE😱 Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction
That is literally all you can say about them unless you know any other influencing factor.
So yes it's the same.
I get what you're trying to say but whenever you are interpreting them you are applying it to something. You don't know that something in which you're applying it to in this case.
You read The Chariot you know what means this and then you say I want to apply that to my life so then you are adding an influence that and then you say what would that mean in love so you're adding another influence we don't have any of that.
So without that it has no meaning.
Dude! Each card is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an astrological sign, etc.
The sun is a star. If I don't know if it's Gemini sun or not, it's just a star.
Dude you do know that the reader/interpreter is a part of the process right?
Their part is to take that bass value that you're talking about and then to interpret that information into that person's life they're not just reading from a book, lol
Just saying "the sun" is the same as a blank card.click to expand
Posted by tizianiPosted by PhantumPosted by tizianiPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.
No?
The sun has a base meaning... The self
The Chariot has a base meaning of
UPRIGHT: Control, willpower, success, action, determination
REVERSE😱 Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction
That is literally all you can say about them unless you know any other influencing factor.
So yes it's the same.
I get what you're trying to say but whenever you are interpreting them you are applying it to something. You don't know that something in which you're applying it to in this case.
You read The Chariot you know what means this and then you say I want to apply that to my life so then you are adding an influence that and then you say what would that mean in love so you're adding another influence we don't have any of that.
So without that it has no meaning.
Dude! Each card is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an astrological sign, etc.
The sun is a star. If I don't know if it's Gemini sun or not, it's just a star.
so, in your opinion, can the Sun itself cast a shadow? I mean physically cast a shadow over another object. It can't right?
Serious question related more to astrology than tarot
Oh shit. I don't know. Maybe if the sun is sitting next to a much, much brighter star—? Does light work that way?
You just broke my brain.
That's literally what I've been wondering for about 2-3 years. If there is such a thing as a more powerful source of light.
I can physically understand the Sun being a star moving through signs. But a lot of astrology doesn't make sense (especially Chaldean astrology rules) to me, based around this topic.click to expand
Posted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.
No?
The sun has a base meaning... The self
The Chariot has a base meaning of
UPRIGHT: Control, willpower, success, action, determination
REVERSE😱 Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction
That is literally all you can say about them unless you know any other influencing factor.
So yes it's the same.
I get what you're trying to say but whenever you are interpreting them you are applying it to something. You don't know that something in which you're applying it to in this case.
You read The Chariot you know what means this and then you say I want to apply that to my life so then you are adding an influence that and then you say what would that mean in love so you're adding another influence we don't have any of that.
So without that it has no meaning.
Dude! Each card is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an astrological sign, etc.
The sun is a star. If I don't know if it's Gemini sun or not, it's just a star.
Dude you do know that the reader/interpreter is a part of the process right?
Their part is to take that bass value that you're talking about and then to interpret that information into that person's life they're not just reading from a book, lol
Just saying "the sun" is the same as a blank card.
Let me throw some of your logic back on you...
"Dude! Each (planetary body) is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an terotological sign, etc."
So it can't be like a blank card if we go back to use your same logic.
I'm done. And I'm about to block you.click to expand
Posted by tizianiPosted by TheApparitionPosted by tizianiPosted by PhantumPosted by tizianiPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.
No?
The sun has a base meaning... The self
The Chariot has a base meaning of
UPRIGHT: Control, willpower, success, action, determination
REVERSE😱 Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction
That is literally all you can say about them unless you know any other influencing factor.
So yes it's the same.
I get what you're trying to say but whenever you are interpreting them you are applying it to something. You don't know that something in which you're applying it to in this case.
You read The Chariot you know what means this and then you say I want to apply that to my life so then you are adding an influence that and then you say what would that mean in love so you're adding another influence we don't have any of that.
So without that it has no meaning.
Dude! Each card is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an astrological sign, etc.
The sun is a star. If I don't know if it's Gemini sun or not, it's just a star.
so, in your opinion, can the Sun itself cast a shadow? I mean physically cast a shadow over another object. It can't right?
Serious question related more to astrology than tarot
Oh shit. I don't know. Maybe if the sun is sitting next to a much, much brighter star—? Does light work that way?
You just broke my brain.
That's literally what I've been wondering for about 2-3 years. If there is such a thing as a more powerful source of light.
I can physically understand the Sun being a star moving through signs. But a lot of astrology doesn't make sense (especially Chaldean astrology rules) to me, based around this topic.
Yes, there are fixed stars in astrology that do plan influence because of the light that they cast even though they are not our sun. They're still factored in
That doesn't change or answer the question.click to expand
Posted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.
No?
The sun has a base meaning... The self
The Chariot has a base meaning of
UPRIGHT: Control, willpower, success, action, determination
REVERSE😱 Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction
That is literally all you can say about them unless you know any other influencing factor.
So yes it's the same.
I get what you're trying to say but whenever you are interpreting them you are applying it to something. You don't know that something in which you're applying it to in this case.
You read The Chariot you know what means this and then you say I want to apply that to my life so then you are adding an influence that and then you say what would that mean in love so you're adding another influence we don't have any of that.
So without that it has no meaning.
Dude! Each card is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an astrological sign, etc.
The sun is a star. If I don't know if it's Gemini sun or not, it's just a star.
Dude you do know that the reader/interpreter is a part of the process right?
Their part is to take that bass value that you're talking about and then to interpret that information into that person's life they're not just reading from a book, lol
Just saying "the sun" is the same as a blank card.
Let me throw some of your logic back on you...
"Dude! Each (planetary body) is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an terotological sign, etc."
So it can't be like a blank card if we go back to use your same logic.
I'm done. And I'm about to block you.
You're going to block me for having a conversation and holding a difference of opinion?
Grow up. You can block me if you want to but this is how conversations work in the real world. People discuss things and their thoughts aren't always going to be the same as yours.
How conversations work in the real world is I walk away from people who follow me around starting arguments with me.click to expand
Posted by tizianiPosted by TheApparitionPosted by tizianiPosted by TheApparitionPosted by tizianiPosted by PhantumPosted by tizianiPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by TheApparitionPosted by PhantumPosted by Devil
The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.
No?
The sun has a base meaning... The self
The Chariot has a base meaning of
UPRIGHT: Control, willpower, success, action, determination
REVERSE😱 Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction
That is literally all you can say about them unless you know any other influencing factor.
So yes it's the same.
I get what you're trying to say but whenever you are interpreting them you are applying it to something. You don't know that something in which you're applying it to in this case.
You read The Chariot you know what means this and then you say I want to apply that to my life so then you are adding an influence that and then you say what would that mean in love so you're adding another influence we don't have any of that.
So without that it has no meaning.
Dude! Each card is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an astrological sign, etc.
The sun is a star. If I don't know if it's Gemini sun or not, it's just a star.
so, in your opinion, can the Sun itself cast a shadow? I mean physically cast a shadow over another object. It can't right?
Serious question related more to astrology than tarot
Oh shit. I don't know. Maybe if the sun is sitting next to a much, much brighter star—? Does light work that way?
You just broke my brain.
That's literally what I've been wondering for about 2-3 years. If there is such a thing as a more powerful source of light.
I can physically understand the Sun being a star moving through signs. But a lot of astrology doesn't make sense (especially Chaldean astrology rules) to me, based around this topic.
Yes, there are fixed stars in astrology that do plan influence because of the light that they cast even though they are not our sun. They're still factored in
That doesn't change or answer the question.
It does, but I guess I did not clearly convey why it does... The reason is because the luminosity of the Stars taking into consideration whenever you apply how much or little the impact of influence is. so yes if there was a writer source of light the influence would be greater than that of our sun
Ok but I'm asking simply
Does the Sun physically cast a shadow?
I understand the rules of light and aspects as a concept in astrology. But that's a different topic.click to expand

Posted by TheApparitionPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by TheApparitionPosted by virgoOPPP
The Chariot
The Moon
The World
why do i keep getting these cards?
what can that mean?
Same spread? Same Direction? Same Pull order?
If so it could mean you need to shuffle better, lol.
lol maybe
Probability of pulling just one of the same card in the same location out of a deck three times in a row in a new draw is 0.041090642146776406035665294924554183813443072702331961591220850480109739369
and you're saying that you did three cards, not just one, more than three times. I don't even know what kind of calculator I could use to factor a probability that low.click to expand

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The Chariot calls you to assert yourself and be courageous. Be bold in expressing your desires and laying down your boundaries; otherwise, you will not get your way. You need to have faith in yourself and know fundamentally who you are and what you stand for (thus building off the personal belief systems and values established through the Lovers card).
Is that a standard way of reading the Chariot? I thought it was the opposite, that one needed to reign in one's chariot, but I'm doing this from memory and could be totally wrong.
None of it matters unless you know the location of the card within the spread, what that spot represents, and the direction of the card itself.
E.g. The Chariot in a 3 card love spread, future position would be vastly different then a 3 card past present future spread.
You would interpret them entirely different.
I took it to mean she pulled 3 cards without a designated placement for each. She'll have to let us know if that's not the case.
I'm less confident that I know the standard definition of the chariot now. Just looked at this...
https://www.biddytarot.com/tarot-card-meanings/major-arcana/chariot/
That'd be like you telling me what the sun means without knowing what sign its in which house
No, it's not.
No?
The sun has a base meaning... The self
The Chariot has a base meaning of
UPRIGHT: Control, willpower, success, action, determination
REVERSE😱 Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction
That is literally all you can say about them unless you know any other influencing factor.
So yes it's the same.
I get what you're trying to say but whenever you are interpreting them you are applying it to something. You don't know that something in which you're applying it to in this case.
You read The Chariot you know what means this and then you say I want to apply that to my life so then you are adding an influence that and then you say what would that mean in love so you're adding another influence we don't have any of that.
So without that it has no meaning.
Dude! Each card is a symbolic notion with hundreds of years behind it, a drawing, a design, an association with an astrological sign, etc.
The sun is a star. If I don't know if it's Gemini sun or not, it's just a star.
so, in your opinion, can the Sun itself cast a shadow? I mean physically cast a shadow over another object. It can't right?
Serious question related more to astrology than tarot
Oh shit. I don't know. Maybe if the sun is sitting next to a much, much brighter star—? Does light work that way?
You just broke my brain.
That's literally what I've been wondering for about 2-3 years. If there is such a thing as a more powerful source of light.
I can physically understand the Sun being a star moving through signs. But a lot of astrology doesn't make sense (especially Chaldean astrology rules) to me, based around this topic.
Yes, there are fixed stars in astrology that do plan influence because of the light that they cast even though they are not our sun. They're still factored in
That doesn't change or answer the question.
It does, but I guess I did not clearly convey why it does... The reason is because the luminosity of the Stars taking into consideration whenever you apply how much or little the impact of influence is. so yes if there was a writer source of light the influence would be greater than that of our sun
Ok but I'm asking simply
Does the Sun physically cast a shadow?
I understand the rules of light and aspects as a concept in astrology. But that's a different topic.
Yes. Light can overshadow a lesser source of light since not all lumens are of the same strength. If it couldn't we wouldn't have a shadow because light technically wraps around us too it's just not faster than the darkness that is hitting the ground which is just darker light than the lighter light which makes the shadow
Ok so it sounds like it's closer to ambient light and ambient shadow more than anything, and that's the best we're going to get.
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Is this a Yu-Gi-Oh duel now?
i'm going back to yugioh
I can't anymore. After seeing the light that is MtG there is no turning back.click to expand
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The Chariot
The Moon
The World
why do i keep getting these cards?
what can that mean?
Same spread? Same Direction? Same Pull order?
If so it could mean you need to shuffle better, lol.
lol maybe
Probability of pulling just one of the same card in the same location out of a deck three times in a row in a new draw is 0.041090642146776406035665294924554183813443072702331961591220850480109739369
and you're saying that you did three cards, not just one, more than three times. I don't even know what kind of calculator I could use to factor a probability that low.
3 times in one sitting
but 2 times at a different time
i've never stated anywhere exactly when this is done
so you can assume as much as you'd likeclick to expand

Posted by AntiphatesPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by AntiphatesPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by Antiphates
Is this a Yu-Gi-Oh duel now?
i'm going back to yugioh
I can't anymore. After seeing the light that is MtG there is no turning back.
my negging co-worker is obsessed with it
that's why i can't get into it lol
You let him control you that way?click to expand
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The Moon
The World
why do i keep getting these cards?
what can that mean?