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Upright and reversed meanings, love, career, yes or no, and advice for The Chariot.
Also called: the Chariot card · Chariot tarot · VII Chariot
The Chariot is the card of victory through willpower. Two sphinxes pull in different directions, but the charioteer keeps them moving forward by focus alone. When this card appears, you can win, but only if you stay determined and keep your emotions in check. It's also a common travel card.
Reversed, the Chariot says you're being pulled in too many directions or you've lost your drive. Stop, pick one direction, and commit to it.
In love, the Chariot means pushing through obstacles together, or going after the person you want with confidence. It can also mean a relationship that moves fast.
Reversed in love, it can point to power struggles or feeling out of control emotionally. Slow down and steer together.
At work, the Chariot is a great sign for competition, promotions and ambitious goals. Stay focused and you'll get there. With money, discipline wins.
This card leans toward yes. Its energy is supportive and moving forward, so the answer to a yes or no question is usually a hopeful yes.
The Chariot is linked to Cancer, the protective water sign that pushes forward to keep what it loves safe. That energy colors everything this card means.
As card number VII of the Major Arcana, The Chariot marks a stage in the Fool's Journey, the story of growth the Major Arcana tells from beginning to end.
The Major Arcana are the 22 big-picture cards of the deck. They show major life lessons, turning points and the bigger forces at work in your story. When a Major Arcana card shows up, pay extra attention: the message is important and often has to do with your soul's growth, not just day-to-day events.
A card means the most in the context of your question. A reader can tell you what The Chariot is saying about your situation right now.
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