Description
The Magus, also known as the Magician, is the first major arcanum of the Earth Consciousness Tarot. It represents creativity, manifestation, and will, and is often associated with creative thought, imagination, and art.
In the context of Kant's philosophy, the Magus can be seen as representing the faculty of understanding, which allows the individual to perceive and understand the world around them. The Magus is able to manipulate elements and transform them into something new, symbolizing the individual's ability to create and give form to their thoughts and ideas.
The Magus' perception is that of an individual who is able to see beyond the surface of things and understand the underlying mechanisms that govern the world. He is able to perceive the connections between things and understand how they influence each other.
In the context of Millet's work, the Magus can be seen as representing the artist who creates works that reflect the beauty and complexity of nature. The Magus is able to capture the essence of nature and transmit it through his art, symbolizing the individual's ability to express his creativity and share his ideas with others.
The Magus invites us to reconnect with our inner creativity in all simplicity by getting closer to our inner lands, thus opening a field of infinite possibilities. This can be interpreted as an invitation to explore the depths of our own being, to listen to our inner voice and to let our innate creativity emerge.
By getting closer to our inner lands, we can understand this as a return to the source, to the very essence of ourselves. It is a call to leave aside distractions and external concerns to connect with our own creative potential.
The field of infinite possibilities that then opens is a space where limits and constraints are abolished, where imagination and creativity can express themselves freely. It is a space where dreams and desires can take shape, where possibilities are infinite and where creativity can unfold without hindrance.
By reconnecting with one's inner creativity, one can then:
- Reconnect with one's own creative potential
- Let new ideas and new perspectives emerge
- Explore new horizons and new possibilities
- Free oneself from the limits and constraints that prevent creativity from expressing itself
- Let oneself be guided by one's intuition and inner voice
In short, the magician invites one to get closer to one's inner lands to open a field of infinite possibilities, where creativity can express itself freely and where possibilities are infinite.
Themes associated with the Mage include:
- Creativity and Imagination
- Manifestation and Will
- Perception and Understanding
- Art and Expression
- Growth and Transformation
In summary, the Mage is a Major Arcana that represents creativity, manifestation, and will, and is associated with creative thinking, imagination, and art. It symbolizes the individual's ability to create and give form to their thoughts and ideas, and to express their creativity through their art.
Finally, it is possible to see in Arcana 1: The Mage a reflection on the relationship between creativity and reason. The Mage is a character who uses his reason to create magic, but he is also a character who is subject to the limits of his own creativity. This can be seen as a metaphor for how artists and creators are both free and limited by their own abilities.
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a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by :
Portrait of a Man - Jean-François Millet - 1840/1841
Original works On view at : Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, Hachioji, Japan