The Chariot

The Chariot. VII – Divinatory meanings: Travel, going somewhere. A trip. Leaving a place. Moving into a new place. A vacation. A leader.

Yes or No: Yes.

Numerical Value: 7.

Fly me to the Moon! There is a car and there is a driver’s seat. You can’t really navigate without some kind of control, but when you figure it out, the trip is less trippy. Some folks never leave the comfort of the Hermit’s Cave. They must wait another lifetime to reach to the stars.

Any starship needs a Captain. But it is not just leading that get us there. Sometimes, you need to allow yourself to be led too. The twin engines of the Space Shuttle are nothing without the big booster. And none of these combined gets anywhere fast without the folks inside the little cabin.

Oftentimes, we forget we are in a spaceship. Mother Earth, when looked from above, is nothing more than a little sphere, floating in space, “seemingly” without rhyme or reason. But at least we know now. We can tell. We are willing to go there, and see it all for what it really is: a journey.

Do not confuse the Chariot with the wheel. The Chariot is dynamic, powerful, awesome. It gets things done. It makes it so. It makes beauty possible. The only cost is leaving the past behind. There are no safety nets for the Charioteer. Once you start your engines, it’s really up to you to get to the finish-line, and there is no guarantee that there even is a finish-line.

What is the ultimate goal of the Chariot?

To Boldly Go Where Nobody has Gone Before. Why? Because the Chariot is the leader of the pack. The Charioteer breaks ground for the foot-soldiers. He is the scout. The Ranger. You must trust your wheels.