Black and white cats
Two opposing forces that do not always want to go the same way. Cats are willful: they cannot be harnessed, only guided by will.
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Major Arcana · VII
The Chariot is a card of movement, willpower and victory. To move forward, you have to hold opposing forces together. The card says the goal is within reach if you direct your energy rather than fight it.
The Chariot answers “yes” if you are ready to act decisively. There will be a result, but it will take effort and control.
Ask the cards your own question →The Chariot in Heinrich Pangrau’s deck does not look like the familiar one: it is drawn not by sphinxes or horses but by two cats, one black and one white. Above the charioteer are constellations, and behind is a city.
Two opposing forces that do not always want to go the same way. Cats are willful: they cannot be harnessed, only guided by will.
A link to the Moon and the sign of Cancer. The Chariot’s victory rests not only on strength but also on feelings.
The eight-rayed star is a guiding goal. The charioteer knows where they are going.
A path charted by the stars: the movement serves a larger plan.
The charioteer has left the familiar behind and is moving forward. Victory requires going beyond the walls.
The Chariot upright is movement toward a goal and victory through willpower. The card supports active steps: a move, competition, fighting for results. There are obstacles, but they can be overcome.
Its main lesson is control. Conflicting desires, emotions and circumstances should not be suppressed but harnessed into a single team.
The Chariot reversed is movement without a steering wheel. A person rushes about, loses direction, wastes energy or lashes out in aggression.
Another meaning is a standstill: plans are stuck, the “cats” pull in different directions, and the chariot does not move.
Upright The relationship develops quickly; one partner actively pursues the other. Moving in together or a trip together is possible.
Reversed A power struggle in the couple, quarrels, unwillingness to give way. Or a relationship that is “going” nowhere.
Feelings This person is determined and wants to win you over. Their feelings are active, but they are used to keeping everything under control.
Upright A career leap, beating the competition, a launch, a business trip. A good card for sports and sales.
Reversed Failure because of haste or scattered effort, conflict with colleagues, a project without a clear goal.
Upright Money comes through activity and initiative. A good time to buy a car.
Reversed Impulsive spending, losing control of the budget.
Upright Energy, stamina, athletic fitness. A good time to set training goals.
Reversed Overexertion, injuries from rushing, stress.
As a person, The Chariot is driven, ambitious and energetic. An athlete, a driver, a soldier, someone used to winning.
Upright Define your goal and move toward it without getting distracted. Keep your emotions under control.
Reversed Stop and choose a direction. You have the strength; you just need to gather it.
A day for decisive action, trips and competitions. Set one goal and see it through.
Yes, if you are ready to act decisively and stay on course.
Rapid development, active courtship, sometimes a trip together or moving in together.
Loss of direction, chaos, aggression or plans grinding to a halt.
Often, yes: the card is associated with the road, transportation and moving.
A day for decisive action and moving toward a single goal.