VISIT
The Visitor illustrates the achievement of Trinity, spiritual powers, to see things as they are, not as we are. The Visitor represents an untapped world within us, brought to life by the presence of a guiding force—whether an external friend or the creator within—is deeply empowering.
The 6 of Hearts links with zAsti (Sanskrit 6 and the Queen of Hearts), meaning order: Indicates a time of peace and harmony, the connecting centre of universal coherence which ties everything together and links (reflecting) everything back to the King of Hearts. It teaches the concepts and the Rook's mysteries for those seeking safe passage home for those seeking stability, law, discipline, order, and structure.
The Visitor in chess is the Bishop. It is associated with a hexagon, a symbol that life itself has meaning. Everything is connected, we are all one, known as sAdhAraNya (hexagon; universality, universal analogy), and sAdhAra having support, basis and foundation.
THE EMPEROR
The King of Hearts as the Emperor:
Navigator of Life: The Emperor serves as a guiding force, helping individuals navigate life's challenges with wisdom and stability.
YHVH: The tetragrammaton YHVH, representing 'The One who Expended Into the Universe', reflects the profound and expansive nature of the divine.
Tetra and Truth: The term 'Tetra' derives from concepts in Sanskrit, signifying self-evident truths and the interconnectedness of all existence.
Grand Architect: YHVH as the Grand Architect underscores the belief in a divine force shaping and harmonizing the universe.
Chess Symbolism:
The Bishop: Serving as a messenger, the Bishop in chess, aided by Hestia (the Maiden's fire), symbolizes the guiding light and the divine messenger in the game of life.
The Queen of Hearts: Represents the creation and nurturing of the physical plane, embodying the energies of love, care, and creation.
THE EMPRESS
The Queen of Hearts in Gypsy Tarot is the Empress, and her name is.
EVA and Creation: The name EVA deriving from Phoenician, with each letter symbolizing different aspects (window, copied matter, creation), reflects the multifaceted nature of existence.
Maya and Illusion: The concept of Maya as an illusion, where matter is a reflection of energy, aligns with many spiritual teachings that describe the physical world as a transient reflection of deeper, underlying energies.
Union and Birth: The union that leads to the birth of life, called the Crown creation, symbolizes the merging of energy and matter to create new forms of existence.
Chess Symbolism: The Queen as an illusion, being a reflection of the King, and the Rook providing stability, highlights the balance between energy and matter in the universe.
