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The black and white pillars represent the concept of duality and the balance of opposing forces. These pillars are often decorated with the letters B and J, which correspond to Boaz and Jachin, the pillars from King Solomon's temple that symbolize strength and establishment.
The Pillars
The High Priestess
The curtain behind the High Priestess represents the thin boundary between the conscious and subconscious realms, indicating the hidden mysteries and knowledge that lie beyond ordinary perception.
The Curtain
The High Priestess
The High Priestess holds a pomegranate in her hand, symbolising fertility, abundance, and the mysteries of life and death. The seeds within represent hidden knowledge waiting to be discovered.
The Pomegranates
The High Priestess
The High Priestess is often depicted with a crescent moon at her feet, symbolising the cycles of intuition, femininity, and the passage of time. It connects her to the lunar energy associated with the ebb and flow of emotions.
The Crescent Moon at her Feet
The High Priestess
In some versions, the High Priestess holds a Torah scroll, emphasising the sacred and ancient wisdom she guards. This scroll signifies spiritual knowledge and the esoteric teachings passed down through generations.
The Torah Scroll
The High Priestess
The High Priestess wears a cross on her chest, which represents the union of spiritual and earthly realms. This signifies a connection to divine energy and the integration of spiritual insights into everyday life.
The Cross
The High Priestess
Honour your emotions, tap into your nurturing qualities, and recognise the power of intuition in decision-making.
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Seek answers beyond the surface.
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Trust your instincts, listen to your inner voice, and explore the subconscious.
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Lack of understanding or unwillingness to explore deeper meanings.
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Hidden Agendas or Deception
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Indicates a blockage or disregard of intuitive insights.
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