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Arcanum 2 : The Priestess

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In the context of T.A.R.O.T = (Truth, Awareness, Reflection, Origin, Transformation) The Priestess can be seen as a card that represents the second step of the individual's journey which is the search for truth and knowledge. The Priestess embodies the ability to perceive and understand reality as it is, but also to recognize the mysteries that are beyond human understanding... The symbolism of intention of The Priestess can be linked to the following elements: Truth (T): The Priestess represents the search for truth and understanding it, to perceive beyond appearances... Awareness (A): The Priestess embodies personal development through awareness and perception of oneself and reality. Reflection (R): The Priestess represents the intention to take the time to reflect and meditate. Origin (O): The Priestess embodies the connection to the origin and source of life. Transformation (T): The Priestess represents transformation through growth through experience and practice. In the context of Kant's philosophy, The Priestess can be seen as a representation of the faculty of reason that allows the individual to understand and interpret the world around them, but is also aware of the limits of human knowledge. The Priestess embodies the ability to perceive and understand reality as it is, but also to recognize the mysteries that are beyond human understanding. The homage to the painter Millet can also be interpreted in this context. The Priestess can be seen as a representation of the woman who lives in harmony with nature, but is also aware of the secrets and mysteries that lie behind appearances. The Priestess embodies inner beauty and wisdom, but also the ability to perceive and understand things that are not immediately visible. Finally, The Priestess can also be interpreted as a representation of the woman who embodies spirituality and wisdom, but is also linked to the notion of femininity and mystery. This can be linked to the Kantian notion of "beauty" which is a central concept in Kant's aesthetic philosophy, but also to the notion of "mystery" which is a concept that is beyond human understanding. The Priestess links the search for truth with the aim of cultivating wisdom and spirituality, and the creation of a sacred space for growth and transformation. 2160 x 3840 px / 4k mp4 / 59 s / 116 Mo / 8 fps 78 éditions : pièce / Card N° 02/78 : Collection #tarot a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : Shepherdess Seated on a Rock - Jean-François Millet - 1856 Original works On view at : The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, United States