20 THE CRUSADER

Religious disputes, aggressive defense of one's mission, fighting dissenters with the force of conviction (supporting condemnations).

Aries\Sagittarius

Mars\Jupiter.

Warrior + Priest (Preacher).

Warrior of the cross, warrior of faith. Acts not through persuasion, but through force. The destructive energy of the Warrior, combined with the expansion of the Preacher, has manifested in the figure of the Crusader, warrior of faith.

A warrior on horseback rushes toward a burning city. On his shield is a cross - symbol of Christianity, meaning he acts from ideological convictions. But his method is not the word of the Shepherd, but the sword of the Warrior - he imposes his faith by force.

Behind him - a burning city. In the destroyed city no defending people are visible - no one wars with him, it is he who wars with the entire world. The card often shows the client's career ambitions, the desire to climb the corporate ladder at any cost.

Warrior of the cross - action of force.

Ability to defend one's idea, to provide an ideological platform for one's actions.

Fanaticism, imposing one's opinion.

You will defend your faith in something or someone. You may unleash a fanatical struggle for your ideas with those around you, or today someone may act as a Crusader toward you.

Fighting with everyone for your idea or opinion, like a Crusader - this is what will come easily today, without strain.

Today you can evaluate - are your ideas worth such sacrifices?

Today it's important to realize how a person usually defends their opinion, whether they use the right methods.

You yourself may unleash a fanatical struggle for your ideas with those around you.

Struggle for an idea.

Imposing and defending one's opinion. Fanaticism in all forms. War for an idea. The end justifies the means. I am always right.

All forms of fanaticism. Intolerance of others' opinions, others' faith, and defending one's own opinion.

Desire to teach everyone, give advice.

Conquering. Conquering one's positions. Nothing is simple, but sacrifices are possible. The Crusader is sometimes unintentionally cruel: 'When you chop wood, chips will fly.'

An alliance based on an idea, where aggression is directed outward by both partners against an external enemy. Possible attempts to convert the partner to one's faith, or conversely, stormy ideological and national disputes.

Often a variant of one partner's submission to another, 'I'm always right, and your place is in the kitchen...'

Fanaticism. Are ideas worth such sacrifices?

Defend your opinion, your idea. Be a crusader. Provide an ideological platform for your actions (this is needed, first of all, for your inner peace).

Conquest. The desired will be achieved, but probably at the cost of great losses for those around you.

Theme of faith, conviction, imposing faith. Militant faith.