Themes:
becoming visible, egoistic relationship, doing something together with partner, superficialities
Interpretation of the card:
The picture depicts a market where couples are strolling around. They exchange greetings, gaze at each other and desire to be noticed. However, this is not a festive and lively parade, rather a somewhat mundane walk through the market, as a way to fill their time. The dull colors highlight the monotony, suggesting that one should not expect any spiritual depth or excitement.
The meaning of the Vanity Fair Symbolon card
1) As a single or first card︱ The problem
WHAT IS THE SUBJECT?
Your relationship (or the relationship you desire) is currently lacking depth and meaning, as this is what your ego desires. You are focusing all your energy on appearances and trying to look attractive. Either you have become a decorative object for someone else, or you are using your partner to boost your own ego. There is no spiritual connection in your relationship, only boredom and apathy, which you attempt to cover up with superficial games.
2) As the next card︱Way through the problem
HOW TO DEAL WITH IT?
Your partnership has reached an ordinary, average stage, with neither highs nor lows. You are simply coexisting. This may be the best way to handle the situation at the moment. You may be able to create some peace and calm to ease the tension, providing the distance you need to see the situation objectively.
3) as the last card︱Result
WHERE DOES IT LEAD?
Appearance plays a significant role in your life, including in your relationships. It is part of the social game and you have already learned to participate in it without giving it excessive importance.
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Source: Peter Orban - Thea Weller - Ingrid Zinnel: Symbolon
