Tarot - 2 - The High Priestess Keychain | Knowing Without Saying
Description
Description
She sits between two pillars, one black and one white, marked B and J for Boaz and Jachin, the pillars that stood at the entrance to Solomon's temple. Behind her is a curtain of pomegranates, which is a Persephone reference and a hint that whatever is back there is not for the front room.
The scroll in her lap is half hidden by her robe and only the letters TORA show. That is the card in one detail: she has the answer and she is not going to hand it over.
It gets pulled for intuition, for the thing you know and cannot yet justify, and for situations where the correct move is to say less. Practitioners read it as an instruction to wait and watch rather than act.
What You're Getting
- Material: Hand printed in full color on 1/4 inch Baltic birch plywood
- Size: 1.25 by 2 inches
- Ring: 33mm round split ring
- Made: San Diego, California
How to Use It
- Carry it on a day you are tempted to explain yourself to somebody who has not earned it.
- Good for readers, and for anyone in a job that rewards discretion.
- It stands up on an altar as well as it hangs on keys.
Wear It With
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Wood, so the grain shows through the print differently on every one. Light enough for keys or a bag, and small enough to stand on an altar or sit on a reading table.