The Chariot and Seven of Cups

Direction and too many visions. The Seven of Cups offers seven possibilities in the clouds and none of them chosen. Next to the Chariot, which cannot move without a single heading, the tradition reads the pair as drive with nowhere agreed to point it.

Associated with wanting to commit and being unable to settle on what to. Read as restlessness rather than as insincerity.

Considerable momentum and an unfixed goal. Frequently read for capable people who keep changing direction.

The Chariot is the answer to the Seven of Cups and not the other way round. The pair suggests choosing badly would beat continuing to choose nothing.