EUGIM wrote:It s an honour for me just that you replay to me as equal Le Pendu. and also of course the all others qualifed members..
I m proud to be here.
(Sometimes I feel very distant from "the center point of meeting..." /Just as my avatar image Icon)
LOL. Knock it off Eugim, people will think you're yet another of my alter egos! Don't make me go get James out of the staff room, he's famous for removing the trays of goodies, and we'll all get upset if he does that. You're welcome and belong, just like everyone else... well, everyone except that Bianca person. Visconti indeed!
EUGIM wrote:-For me wasn t never clear if the left figure is a male depiction or female.
By the way I only found a clear difference on Chosson deck.
I m sure that you realize the " hands dialogue " between the actors of the card,so I think it s unnecessary develop here.
From "there" comes my thesis Bro...
So that drives for me to the VII card.So if the disciple choose the Sophia Love (Depict by the Master advice )
See for me the Master left as an advice and his right hand pointing to the Disciple "Zone sex" ( It s clearly wrote ? )
(It s a heart (Hear heart ? ) // wonderful surprise "see" you again / Compagnon ... )
Yes,again " The Universe is a like a Mamushka "
Eugim
I'm still not sure what is supposed to be depicted on this card, or even what it should be named. I tend to look to the early references where the cards was called "Love", and like JMD, suspect that what is intended might have been as simple as a wedding. Especially when we consider the early cards like the Visconti:
Now on the Tarot de Marseille, it does look to me as if one of the characters has flowers in her hair, and the other has laurel leaves, so it's easy enough to see the famous "choice" usually used to describe the card, especially if considered a choice between Virtue and.. um.. sensual pleasures.