The Hermit
The Hermit represents a journey of inner exploration and self-discovery through solitude and introspection. Standing on a bridge above flowing waters, he embodies the need to withdraw from society to gain clarity and communicate with oneself before connecting with others. This card encourages taking a pause from life's confusion to seek answers within, trusting that the silence holds wisdom waiting to be heard. It symbolizes the importance of self-reflection as a foundation for meaningful relationships and personal growth.
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The Scene of Solitude
The Hermit stands on a bridge and gazes at the waters of the river flowing beneath him. His quiet solitude does not disturb the wild dance of fireflies on the shore. The thick canopy of trees muffles all sounds except the languid ripple of the river. The moon, which governs the subconscious, rises behind the Hermit.
Inner Clarity Through Silence
With the clarity of consciousness born in silence, he immerses himself within. Relationships with other people are very important, but before we can communicate with them, we must learn to communicate with ourselves.
Taking Pause for Clarity
When our thoughts are constantly confused and scattered, we need to take a small pause to clarify our clouded vision, carefully and gently distancing ourselves from society. Turn to yourself in search of answers and you will be surprised by what you find.
Embracing the Silence
Let the suddenly arising silence not disturb you; it is merely waiting to speak.
Visual Description
A lone cloaked figure stands on a small arched bridge, silhouetted against a large full moon and a star-filled sky. A narrow river winds from the bridge toward the foreground, its surface mottled with bright blue and red reflections. Dark, leafless trees frame the scene on both sides and the card is bordered with a decorative frame; the Roman numeral IX is at the top and the title 'THE HERMIT' appears at the bottom.
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