The Emperor Tarot Card Meaning

Introduction

The Emperor with a stern look is sitting on a seat that looks so uncomfortable.
Behind The Emperor, a mountain with deep curves hangs like a folding screen, but it is lower than the emperor.
It shows that the road to fame he has built is tough, and you can see that it is hard to keep the position.

Description

Everything in this world is in my hands

The Emperor at Tarot card is the highest dignity in the material world.
He rules and dominates everything with his strong charisma and proactive actions.
In the real world, The Emperor’s words become law, and he can achieve whatever he want.
Stability and order are established as he envisions them.

My words are the law.

The boss is lonely

Having such a good man in a high position, on the contrary, is bound to create enemies.
If you proceed with intense charisma to accomplish something, you may become dogmatic and not understand the minds of people around you. I wish you could handle this emotional aspect well, but if you did, you wouldn’t have been able to get up there easily.
Materially, it seems rich, order and system are in place, and everything seems stable, but there are so many enemies that The Emperor can live an uneasy life where he have to worry about your safety.
Even though he is an emperor, he must always be careful of those who wear armor and seek his life, and his eyes even feel nervous because he is wary of his surroundings.

Image Interpretation

• Septer:indicates that The Emperor rules the material world and has authority.
• Crown:represents will and domination of emotions and instincts.
• Throne:indicates warning, stability, and authority.
• Four Sheepheads : Aries symbol for the power of creation and strong will.

Keywords

• Leadership, strict discipline, strict control. firm stability. the result of an action. the fruits of one’s labor. Father or father figure. Set boundaries and defend
• a sudden shock. abandoning a difficult problem. a loss of control. a loss of ownership. Confused about how to go forward. An authoritative figure is returning out of control.