The Chariot drives will, confidence, ambition, focus and forward momentum. Two white stallions signify positive movement and the warrior guiding them represents power as well as critical thinking.

        Sheer determination and hard work are key in overcoming obstacles. In addition, the chariot is associated with the Greek messenger god Hermes and the fiery sun god Apollo. It is colored blue and ruled by the moon, linking it with the force of a tidal surge. An aspect of flow is required in maneuvering around blockages on the road of life.

        The wheels of the chariot are what propel us in our journey along this path. They signify the wheels of fortune and time. They are round and centripetal just as the earth and indicate an orbit and completion of cycles. The centre is the hub and symbolizes the sun or centre of a galaxy; in this regard, the spokes are as rays emanating forth or stars spiralling outward.

Reversed: Lack of will, drive, or ambition. Underestimating oneself, inability to solve a problem or move forward. Becoming pessimistic or stuck in the past.