Themes:
unintentional crime, act in good faith, projection, victim-offender relationship, questions of guilt and innocence
Interpretation of the card:
The unicorn symbolizes innocence and can only be seen by a pure and virgin girl. The hunter, who thinks he is hunting game, accidentally harms the unicorn without realizing its significance. The hunter has the responsibility to protect the forest, but harming a unicorn is a sin that burdens the soul. The sky is angry and red with rage at the sight of the harm caused to the unicorn.
The meaning of the Guilt Symbolon card
1) As a single or first card︱ The problem
WHAT IS THE SUBJECT?
The role personality within you is struggling to survive and preserve its innocence. It is searching for answers as to why it had to act in this way. You are not yet able to accept responsibility and say the words "I did it." The connection between the attacker and the victim is strangling your heart, taking away your breath, and limiting your freedom.
2) As the next card︱Way through the problem
HOW TO DEAL WITH IT?
Correct grammar: Guilt is inevitable. No matter which choice you make, either A or B, you will hurt someone. There is no space for excuses or for taking small steps. The only solution is to confess your wrongdoing.
3) as the last card︱Result
WHERE DOES IT LEAD?
Why bother asking at all? One's fate is sealed anyway. These are the words of the Oracle of Delphi, and you will find them on the wall of your temple at the end of your path. You accept that guilt is a part of human life. Innocence and guilt only existed in paradise before the Fall, before the knowledge of Good and Evil, when the sinner and the victim were still one.
Learn to use the Symbolon cards:
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Source: Peter Orban - Thea Weller - Ingrid Zinnel: Symbolon
