Six→Concept
Absence and the concept of journeys (Six) can be linked as journeys often involve states of absence or separation.
Absence
Absence is a manifold concept that conveys a sense of separation, non-presence, and a state of not being physically or emotionally present. It is often associated with feelings of longing and loss, reflecting a deep emotional void. In a symbolic or esoteric context, Absence is linked to the Air element and the influence of the Knight of Wands, embodying themes of change and movement. This Knight of Wands aspect of Absence suggests a dynamic and transformative quality, indicating shifts and the passage of time rather than static or permanent absence. Absence can be specifically tied to the emotional absence depicted in the Three of Swords, where it highlights the profound pain and heartache of deep emotional disconnection, even in the absence of physical separation. Overall, absence is a complex and often poignant concept that encompasses both the literal and metaphorical states of non-presence, with layers of meaning that touch on emotional and symbolic dimensions.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Nine→Substance
Absence can be linked with the concept of desolation (Nine) as both involve states of being apart or isolated.
DivisionConcept
Absence can result in division or separation, indicating a clear relationship.
DelayConcept
Delay can result in absence, indicating a clear relationship.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Absence & Division
Absence can result in division or separation, indicating a clear relationship.
II. Division & Duad
Division is a symbolic attribute of the Duad, representing the separation and partition
I. Absence & Six
Absence and the concept of journeys (Six) can be linked as journeys often involve states of absence or separation.
II. Six & Knight
The Knight's active journey and the concept of the Six as a journey by water create a thematic link indicating movement and control.
I. Absence & Six
Absence and the concept of journeys (Six) can be linked as journeys often involve states of absence or separation.
II. Six & Page
The active, journey-related concept of the Six aligns with the Page's active figure, both representing movement and authority.
I. Absence & Six
Absence and the concept of journeys (Six) can be linked as journeys often involve states of absence or separation.
II. Six & Children
Children are a concept that could be associated with the Six, representing joy and purity
I. Absence & Six
Absence and the concept of journeys (Six) can be linked as journeys often involve states of absence or separation.
II. Six & Seven
The Seven's design and hope concepts align with the travel idea of the Six as both indicate strategic and moving elements.
I. Absence & Six
Absence and the concept of journeys (Six) can be linked as journeys often involve states of absence or separation.
II. Six & Happiness
Happiness is related to the Six as a concept of childlike joy and enjoyment
I. Absence & Nine
Absence can be linked with the concept of desolation (Nine) as both involve states of being apart or isolated.
II. Nine & Ten
Both Ten and Nine represent concepts of pain, but Ten is temporary while Nine is a permanent state, indicating a progression or severity of suffering.
I. Absence & Six
Absence and the concept of journeys (Six) can be linked as journeys often involve states of absence or separation.
II. Six & Five
The scene of the Five where the man is in control over the cards and individuals, similar to how the Six represents journey and control over a path.
I. Absence & Nine
Absence can be linked with the concept of desolation (Nine) as both involve states of being apart or isolated.
II. Nine & Privation
Privation and the concept of desolation (Nine) can be linked as both concepts involve states of lack or deprivation.
I. Absence & Six
Absence and the concept of journeys (Six) can be linked as journeys often involve states of absence or separation.
II. Six & Past
Past is related to the Six as a concept of memories or history