T.A.R.O.T: Arcanum 12: The Samaritan
The Hanged Man, symbol of transformation and renewal, becomes the Samaritan, representing generosity and compassion. This is the moment when the individual, after having gone through trials and sacrifices, frees himself from his attachments and limitations, and transforms himself into a new being, capable of connecting with others and offering them help and support.
This is the moment when inner freedom, cultivated through reflection and meditation, manifests itself in the external world. The individual, having reached his full potential, is able to make informed decisions and live an ethical life, in accordance with the ideas of Kant.
Millet's painting, "Freedom", represents this idea of freedom and autonomy, which is the foundation of transformation and personal growth. The TAROT, as a tool for reflection and meditation, is the means to cultivate this inner freedom and connect with others.
The Hanged Man, symbol of transformation, becomes the Samaritan, representing generosity and compassion. This is the moment when the individual is transformed into a new being, capable of connecting with others and offering them help and support. This is the moment when inner freedom manifests itself in the outer world, and the individual reaches his full potential."
Arcane 12: the Samaritan, represents the fulfillment of this prophecy, where the individual, after going through trials and sacrifices, is transformed into a new being, capable of connecting with others and offering them help and support.
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78 éditions : pièce / Card N° 12/78 : Collection #tarot
a subrealist tribute based on the masterpiece by : Liberty - Jean-François Millet : 1848-49
Original works On view at :
The Cleveland Museum of Art, United States