The Chariot

Element: Water

The design of The Chariot card, number 7, is inspired by the movie Dune. Here, the cobra replaces the sandworms from the film’s desert world. In addition, this tarot deck emphasizes feminine power. Therefore, you will see a female warrior in the chariot—agile and commanding an overwhelming presence. When we draw the Chariot card, it reminds us that as long as we do not give up, we will ultimately achieve victory. However, this persistence relies on our inner strength. In the original Rider–Waite version, the Chariot has no reins; it is guided by the power of the mind. Just as a single spark can start a prairie fire, the female warrior holds a candle, representing the light of hope and victory.

Keywords: Willpower, self-discipline, drive, victory, travel, control

Relationships:
1. Bold, confident, and optimistic
2. Relationship progresses with positive momentum
3. Sincere persistence wins hearts

Career & Study:
1. Strong will and determination
2. Able to take full control
3. Facing challenges and achieving success

Finance:
1. Adventurous investments
2. Abundant resources and financial opportunities

Mental & Spiritual Health:
1. Spirit of perseverance and courage    2. Unshakable belief in success

Keywords: Lack of control, unexpected obstacles, stagnation, failure, recklessness, stubbornness

Relationships:
1. Insecurity and rashness
2. Relationship struggles to move forward
3. Unrequited love or romantic rival

Career & Study:
1. Weak willpower
2. Indecision
3. Inability to manage situations

Finance:
1. Preference for conservative investments
2. Insufficient funds

Mental & Spiritual Health:
1. Inner conflict    2. Anxiety and emotional unrest