Card 10. The Wheel Of Chance

The white horse is associated with the Wheel of Life, contrasting with the Wheel of Chance

Kings fall on their knees before the white horse of Death

The white horse is associated with the Wheel of Life, contrasting with the Wheel of Chance

High priests fall on their knees before the white horse of Death

The white horse is associated with the Wheel of Life, contrasting with the Wheel of Chance

The Phrygian Mysteries use the white horse as a symbol, representing birth and conquering in the spiritual journey

The white horse is associated with the Wheel of Life, contrasting with the Wheel of Chance

Part of the seven horseshoes, representing the four main divisions of human life and the four ages of the world

The white horse is associated with the Wheel of Life, contrasting with the Wheel of Chance

The entities "WHITE HORSE" and "RED HORSE" in the surviving literature are symbolic figures representing different stages and aspects of human life, particularly in a spiritual journey. The white horse is predominantly linked with birth and conquest, symbolizing the commencement of life and the process of conquering new horizons. This symbol of birth and conquest together signifies movement and the proactive nature associated with beginning a significant phase of existence. On the other hand, the red horse stands as a symbol of youth and impetuosity, indicating the youthful phase of life marked by enthusiasm and vigor. Simultaneously, it also symbolizes turmoil and suggests the challenges and uncertainties often associated with youth. Collectively, these two entities highlight the broader spectrum of human life, from the initial phase of birth and conquest through the vibrant and tumultuous years of youth, encapsulating the dynamic nature of growth and transition.

The white horse is associated with the Wheel of Life, contrasting with the Wheel of Chance

The white horse is described as the horse of Death in the text