The charioteer holds no reins.The ChariotThe wheel bears TARO/ROTA and the Hebrew letters of the divine name.Wheel of Fortune

Card combination

The Chariot and Wheel of Fortune

Two sets of wheels, which the tradition makes a great deal of. The Chariot's turn because somebody is driving them; Fortune's turn whether anybody is there or not. The pair is one of the clearest statements in the deck about what effort does and does not control.

Together

Two sets of wheels, which the tradition makes a great deal of. The Chariot's turn because somebody is driving them; Fortune's turn whether anybody is there or not. The pair is one of the clearest statements in the deck about what effort does and does not control.

In love

Associated with effort meeting circumstance, and with the frustration of doing everything right during a period when it does not matter.

In career

Read for hard work in a market or a situation that is moving on its own. The pair does not devalue the work.

The advice

Drive your own wheels. The other set is turning regardless and the effort spent resenting it is the only part you waste.

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