Uploading Soon “CHARIOT” the 7th Tarot

Writer: XP

Subject: Uploading Soon “CHARIOT” the 7th Tarot

Link: LS666 / 30.08.2024

VII – Chariot

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THE SECRET MEANING BEHIND THE CHARIOT:

The Chariot is the seventh card of the major Arcana. It connotes excessive sexual power, welded in a deviant and controlling way. Just as the aggressive chariot rider whips his or her horses — the master or mistress whips their willing or unwilling partners into a complete sexual frenzy. The Chariot draws power and uses it over others in a way that defines their relationships. With the furtive crack of the horsewhip, it’s about unbridled orgies of sensual worship, praying to darker sexual gods or goddesses upon their knees — offering their mouth, vaginas, and anuses — in absolute homage.

INSPIRATION FOR THE CHARIOT

I must thank Mick and his reference to an article that was posted on LS666 back on 27.02.2022, titled “Black Mass” by Occult World. It referenced books by the banned novelist, J.K. Huysmans — his tetralogy that tracks the character Durtal and his spiritual journey. The main character, Durtal is a thinly veiled version of Huysmans himself, the sequence of novels begins with ‘Là-bas’, and is followed by ‘En Route’, ‘La Cathédrale’ and ‘L’oblat’ …

Article link (LS666): https://littlesally666.com/black-mass-by-occult-world-non-fiction/

Article link (Messy Booker): https://messybooker.wordpress.com/2021/06/10/la-bas-j-k-huysmans-tr-brendan-king/

SYNOPSIS OF THE CHARIOT

It is the late nineteen century in England. Our protagonist, Durtal, is taken by his androgynous colleague, Hyacinthe, to a dingy chapel used by Ursuline nuns, who have supposedly become possessed by Satan. They now worship him as Satanists. Among the participants is a debauched nun, called Elixa. A choking incense of henbane, datura, dried nightshade, and myrrh is burned. After a mass of obscenities, blasphemies, and the desecration of the host — seemingly transformed by black magick, the place erupts in a monstrous pandemonium of shemale demons and sexual maniacs. The participants, high on the fumes, tear off their clothes, and writhe on the floor, changing sexually before Durtal and Hyacinthe. The couple are firstly shocked but are soon seduced, as they witness and are drawn into countless acts of depravity. Once inculcated into this den of iniquity, Elixa, a cock-welding, High Priestess of Satan, takes them both to the Hell-Fire Club, a fraternal group in the dingy side of London. It is said that they perform a Black Mass regularly in worship of Satan — though some may consider the rites as little more than drug-fueled, sexual perversity.