The Chariot (Le Chariot)
The Child of the Powers of the Waters; The Lord of the Triumph of Light
Card Number: 7
Key Number: 18
Rulership: Cancer
Hebrew Letter: Cheth
Translation: Fenced or Enclosed Field
Numerical Value: 12 ...
The Chariot.
The symbolism of this card corresponds in all points with the ideas which it expresses.
chariot was the symbol of Light, as well as under the mystic magnificence of
the iridescence shed abroad by the aurora borealis of the frozen North.
That the true Light of the deepest esoteric knowledge has always been ...
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Chariot
The Cary-Yale Visconti Tarot (1440-45) portrays a man directing a pair of horses who pull the Chariot, occupied by a robed noblewoman under a blue canopy with gold stars. She holds the Visconti dove that has a nimbus of energy around it.
The charioteer thus revealed in his simplicity what was to have been hidden from the king's son, who exclaimed, "What! And will this evil come to me too?"
"Without doubt, by the force of time", said the charioteer.
The chariots symbolize the conjoined fellowship of those of the same Order; the winged wheels, ever moving onward, never turning back or going aside, ...
Work of the Chariot
WC: Idra Rabba Qadusha
WC: Sifra Detzniyutha
WC: Idra Zuta Qadusha
WC: Ma'aseh Merkabah Literature
WC: Books of Enoch
WC: Sh'ir Qoma (Shiur Komah)
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every day when the sun rose Bhishma came forth, generalissimo of the army of the Kurus, carrying before him everything, save where Arjuna barred his way; but Arjuna could not be everywhere; he was called away, with the horses guided by the Charioteer ...
A devil would appear, either like an angel seated in a fiery chariot, or riding on an infernal dragon, and carrying in his right hand a viper; or assuming a lion's head, a goose's feet, and a hare's tail; or putting on a raven's head, ...
Pythagoras, crucified and his university burned; Hypatia, torn from her chariot and rended limb from limb; Jacques de Molay, whose memory survives the consuming flame; Savonarola, burned in the square of Florence; Galileo, ...
He should exile himself from place to place for the sake of Heaven and in this way he will become a chariot to the Exiled Shekinah. He should imagine: 'Behold I have gone into exile but, behold, my utensils go with me.
"Now in those days, brethren, there shall arise in the world an Exalted One by name Maitreya (the Kindly One) an Arhat, a Fully Enlightened One, endowed with wisdom and righteousness, a Happy One, a World-knower, the Peerless Charioteer of men to be ...
3 ("Contexts: The Myths of Eighteenth-Century England," "From Calvinism to Kabbalism: Transforming Myths," and "Pre-Mythology: Miltonic Antecedents") include discussions of (i) Ma'aseh Merkavah, that is, speculation on visions of the Divine Chariot; ...
With illustrations of martini glasses (cups), mops and brooms (wands), Duncan Hines chocolate cake (the Devil), wood-paneled station wagons (the Chariot), bathroom scales (Judgment), and other 1950s iconography, ...
Mercavah, or Mercabah (Heb.) "A chariot. The Kabbalists say that the Supreme, after he had established the ten Sephiroth -- which, in their totality, are Adam Kadmon, the Archetypal Man, ...
of alchemical equipment and operations , The three alchemical flasks of Oldfield , Colours to be observed in the Operation of the Great Work , The Six Keys of Eudoxus , Phantom alchemical plants of Quersitanus , Basil Valentine's Triumphal Chariot of ...
Jewish mysticism has its origins in the Merkabah practices of the first centuries AD. Through fasting, meditation, prayer and incantation, the Merkabah mystics sought experience of the "Throne-Chariot of God" (Merkabah) described in Ezekiel 1.
She throws him into the sea but he is rescued and receives his new name - Taliesin. This is a clear allusion to the whole process of initiation and to its results. The maze and chariot are other symbols for this process.
 See also: World, Spirit, Ritual, Symbol, Light
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