Being blind folded -
the knight is impersonal. While holding the weighing balance in the dark side
of the card, meaning a person is being "weighed" upon facts and truth.
The weighing balance
is being held at the height of the heart thus judgement is from the heart - pure and unadulterated.
Could there be a
system that knows us deeply and weighs out our true character? Could it be that
this "system" which gave
us life - knows us deeply and
truthfully?
The knight gives
clear impersonal vision of truth. The sword representing a clear cut "no
mess around" decision.
Is this judgement?
or is this true justice?
The Silver Path of
life which is drawn on half the card, going through valleys and hills, and afar
are the mountains that can be seen. Is this the path that reflects our
"ups & downs" along our life? The hills and mountains, do they
represent the hurdles that we encounter?
The clear blue sky,
reflecting clarity and calmness, could
it be that true justice without pre-judgement comes only from a clear calm
mind?
The symbol of a
cross in the triangle offering stability on all four corners, North, South,
East & West. When we are "stable" on all four corners we know
where we stand. All is very clear, and so clear decisions can be made.
Could it be that
justice is thus a clear, stable and non-judgmental decision making ability on
all aspects of life?
Could the black half
of the card be so to have a "clean" slate upon which all decisions
can be made without interference?
Black being the
color of nothingness - and so nothing can interfere while weighing the facts
and choices on the balance.
When this card is
drawn to a person, could it be that this card advises that the person is at a
point in his life where decisions are to be made with clear conscience?
Would the
possibility of being able to remove emotions and make clear cut decisions, better their journey along the path of life?
How secure does this
person feel in themselves to be able to make such a diagnosis?
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