When you realize that what you know is nothing more than papier-mâché decorations and conventions that serve others but not you or life, it is somewhat easier to make room for unknown dimensions. The mastery that corresponds to you to display here on Earth requires that you assume yourself as a disciple of your Creator - no matter what you call it -, and that you accept the impulse to jump to the place you now play, knowing that this impulse is infinitely greater than the vertigo that may appear. Attachment to what is known is natural, so your resistance to letting go is natural, until you realize that your greatness cannot be manifested there because it is small and, above all, it is a lie. Be thankful for its usefulness so far and understand that you can no longer cement anything there. Let go with confidence and assume yourself as a fractal of divinity, with the mission of bearing witness and sowing certainties towards the goodness and greatness of Heaven that sustains you and is ready to surprise you.
When the Pope appears in a consultation, the answers allude to the search for wise advice. This card can also represent a person from the sign of Taurus related to the issue, in your life or who is about to appear to interact.
Taurus is a fixed sign very familiar with a fixed and structured routine, things that bring security, a primordial feeling to the sign. The Pope embodies all of this and invites us to return to our roots and traditions. Suggest that you seek knowledge or advice about the situation at hand (an expert, professional, or wise friend, for example).
The letter indicates that you should not make important decisions on your own. Research, study and advice, in addition to being ways of doing things in a more traditional way, can be the way to follow to resolve the current situation. The letter also represents an improvement in status, but advice and assistance from structured people or institutions are important for this to happen.
Finally, it can also mean the search for a higher power, a greater force that comes within you and that ultimately favors a new opportunity for spiritual elevation.
The Pope is Tarot card number 5, also known as The Hierophant and can be considered a counterpart to the Priestess. This Major Arcana indicates the importance of study and knowledge in relation to any issue. In the order of the archetypes, while the Magician only points out the path to follow, the Pope is our guide, the one who takes us by the hand and leads us to our spiritual goal. It represents a path to higher consciousness.
In the letter, we see a man wearing religious costumes in an environment that alludes to a church. Their costumes represent the triune principle or the three kingdoms: material, spiritual and mental. In his left hand he holds a three-lined scepter, another symbol of his dominion over the three kingdoms. Below it, the crossed keys represent the balance between the conscious and the unconscious, unlocking secrets and mysteries.
Two initiates kneel before him. The Pope's task is to bring them closer to his doctrine, to teach them to channel their faith. He raises his right hand to give his blessing, the same hand that the Magician raises to perform his magic. However, while the Magician captures the energy of the Universe and channels it into the material plane, the Pope captures his power through the material world, from the faith generated by the people of the world.
It is one of the so-called pillar cards of the Tarot and when it appears in a consultation it usually reminds us that information and knowledge are the keys to the situation in question. In addition to the Pope, The Priestess and Justice are also pillar cards, both representing knowledge or information.
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