King derives authority and responsibility from the Hierophant, central official from above
Heirephant
The Hierophant holds the triple crown and staff, indicating his rulership in the three worlds: spiritual, psychical, and physical
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Hierophant symbolically associated with the heart, central organ, as representation of central official
Hierophant wields and rules the organization, similar to the King's role
Hierophant's authority spans the spiritual, psychical, and physical realms, symbolized by his house
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
Hierophant symbolically associated with the heart, central organ, as representation of central official
The Sun is symbolically linked to the heart, representing the heart of philosophy and the intellectual vitality of the human mind.
Hierophant symbolically associated with the heart, central organ, as representation of central official
The concept of Hermes, symbolized by the ever-burning lamp, is associated with the Heart as a symbol of wisdom and strength in the Sephiroth Tree
King derives authority and responsibility from the Hierophant, central official from above
Kingship is derived from the Emperor, as a hierarchy of power and responsibility
King derives authority and responsibility from the Hierophant, central official from above
King is a Significator used for individuals younger than 40
King derives authority and responsibility from the Hierophant, central official from above
Pentacles may represent the authority or power of the king in the layout
King derives authority and responsibility from the Hierophant, central official from above
Durke Bataglani is formally greeted by the King and Queen in the throne room, serving as one of the central guests in the event.
King derives authority and responsibility from the Hierophant, central official from above
Meggie Tazbah is formally greeted by the King and Queen in the throne room, serving as one of the central guests in the event.
King derives authority and responsibility from the Hierophant, central official from above
Chariot represents the culmination of self with the outer world like the King's individual responsibility
King derives authority and responsibility from the Hierophant, central official from above
Dragons and kings, both symbols of mysticism and initiation, are closely related in their spiritual significances.
Hierophant symbolically associated with the heart, central organ, as representation of central official
The concept of Apollonius of Tyana, symbolized by the voluminous cape, is associated with the Heart as a symbol of wisdom and strength in the Sephiroth Tree