The Emperor sits on his throne watching and sizing up all that is going on. He's watching, he's waiting, he's ready for battle - if the situation is worthy of a fight, but he's also approachable as symbolized by the soft, red garment.
He's passionate about his beliefs and he has years of experience full of triumph - he's solid, like the mountain range behind him. He's unmovable and secure in his place.
The Emperor reminds us that while we need to be ready for a fight, we also need to pick our battles and let the little stuff go. Be steady in our beliefs but also be open to new ideas and avoid becoming set in our ways.
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Tuesday, July 10, 2012
The Emperor
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
The Emperor
The Emperor is a man in high position - he arrived at his place of prominence because he was strong willed, had great determination, learned from experience - both good and bad. He's very patient, he's waiting to see how events will unfold, however he can step in at a moments notice and influence the situation.
A quiet, still stream runs behind the Emperor, symbolizing his emotional state - calm, watchful, at peace, confident in his ability to lead and take charge when necessary.
His beard is grey - his wisdom has deep meaning and knows that every situation doesn't require brute force or a sword for a resolution to come about. He wears armor and is not afraid of going into battle however he is also adorned in red cloth, indicating to us that he can have a softer, gentler side, perhaps even be a negotiator. The Emperor knows which battles are worth fighting.
The staff or cross the Emperor holds is a symbol for balance, reminding us that we we need to look at all sides of a situation, not be quick to judge, put ourselves into someone else's shoes and attempt to see the other person's point of view.
A quiet, still stream runs behind the Emperor, symbolizing his emotional state - calm, watchful, at peace, confident in his ability to lead and take charge when necessary.
His beard is grey - his wisdom has deep meaning and knows that every situation doesn't require brute force or a sword for a resolution to come about. He wears armor and is not afraid of going into battle however he is also adorned in red cloth, indicating to us that he can have a softer, gentler side, perhaps even be a negotiator. The Emperor knows which battles are worth fighting.
The staff or cross the Emperor holds is a symbol for balance, reminding us that we we need to look at all sides of a situation, not be quick to judge, put ourselves into someone else's shoes and attempt to see the other person's point of view.
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