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Strength tarot card

Strength

Major ArcanaFire

A woman gently closes the jaws of a lion with her bare hands, her expression serene, a lemniscate floating above her head. This is not strength through force, but strength through presence, patience,

courageinner strengthpatiencecompassiongentlenesstaming

Strength Upright Meaning

A woman gently closes the jaws of a lion with her bare hands, her expression serene, a lemniscate floating above her head. This is not strength through force, but strength through presence, patience, and love. The lion represents raw passion, instinct, fear, and anger. The woman does not fight the lion; she tames it. The message is profound: your wild inner forces, the parts of yourself you fear or judge, do not need to be destroyed or suppressed. They need to be acknowledged, understood, and gently integrated. True strength is not domination; it is the courage to stay present with your own intensity without being consumed by it.

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Card Symbolism

A woman in a flowing white robe gently holds the mouth of a lion closed. Above her head floats the lemniscate, the symbol of eternal wisdom. Her expression is calm, focused, and loving. The lion's tail is tucked between its legs, signaling its submission is willing, not forced. The background is a golden sky and gentle hills. A garland of roses circles the woman's waist, linking her to desire transformed by love. Her hands are soft, implying that gentleness, not brute force, tames the beast.

Affirmation

I face my inner challenges with courage, patience, and gentle strength.

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