http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com en-us http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com N/A info@tarotreadingsecrets.com Thu, 21 Aug 2008 10:38:37 SGT 20 http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/157/1/De-coding-The-Tarot-Card-%96-The-Hierophant Unsure of what road to take, the Fool turns to the Hierophant, a holy man and teacher. The Hierophant advises that the Fool let go of fear and consider just how bad the consequences of make the wrong choice could be. He tells the subject to not be stubborn, and to trust that the Universe will guide him or her in the right direction, if only they'll allow themselves to have faith. The Hierophant can stir negative reactions on people who are turned off my organized religion. In many Tarot variations he's been called the Pope, and even as the Hierophant he's often drawn with many papal inferences. In some decks, however, he's simply a wise man, or an oracle. He represents the qualities of religion, both good and bad - he can be comforting and wise, but he can also be an unyielding traditionalist. When the Hierophant appears in a spread as a person, he usually represents a teacher or counselor that was beneficial and influential. In a negative sense, he could be a teacher who's unyielding and bound by tradition, or a religious leader who clings to outdated ideas. TarotReadingSecrets Admin Wed, 02 May 2007 00:00:00 SGT http://www.TarotReadingSecrets.com/articles/24/1/The-Hierophant The HierophantHe wears the triple crown and is seated between two pillars,but they are not those of the Temple which is guarded by theHigh Priestess. Read more... TarotReadingSecrets Admin Sat, 03 Dec 2005 00:00:00 SGT