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What does the chariot tarot card stand for in a relationship question?

combining numerology and tarot, if one arrives at the chariot as a realtionship card what does it mean?

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1. You will soon acquire a vehicle that gets really great mileage but no one uses any more.
2. The same thing any card in any tarot reading stands for: NOTHING.
3. Stands for the relationship itself, One Vehicle, driven by two horses, the two horses must be paced together, and running in the same direction, driven by one, who holds in one hand the whip of authority, and the reins of guidance in the other. This represents the fact that the two people in the relationship, (the horses) are together Subject to the Authority of the Charioteer, (representing the Law, or a Head of State) and have to pull in the same general Direction, or the Chariot will be torn apart. It most certainly does not refer to a journey in a Chariot, or any other form of Equine drawn wheeled vehicle. Disclaimer; Any interpretation drawn from the subject and/or the context of the card is only inferred, using recognised techniques of Hoodwinking & Divination.. This Card may draw upon the collective symbolism of more than one cultural source. Any Prediction, Augury, Omen, Prophecy, or Guess, made on the basis of this cards sequencial or symbolic properties, is for entertainment purposes only, and must not be used as part of any decision based sequence of factors. May contain Nuts.
4. Determining the meaning of the Chariot card in a reading is partly dependent on the other cards surrounding the Chariot in the spread as well as the position's meaning. If the Chariot falls into an 'environment' position, it's meaning will have a slightly different take than if the Chariot falls into the 'advice' position of the spread. Generally speaking the Chariot card is one of overcoming a challenge. It is a triumph in a situation. However, all cards have a positive and negative sides to them. The Chariot can speak of being in control or out of control. It can be about being too controlling or not taking things in a proper direction. It may be about not having control of a situation and the need to get control and make a move, make a decision and taking proper action.