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Friendship.
Connection.
Love.
Unity.
In a sense, this card is a lesser version of The Lovers.
Note also the similarity between this card and the Six of Cups.
COMMENTS:
The symbol in the background is a caduceus - two snakes wound around a staff - it is the symbol of Hermes, the god of magick.
The caduceus should not be confused with the Rod of Asclepius, which is one snake wound around a staff. The Rod of Asclepius is the traditional symbol of the medical profession.
| There are seven cards in the Rider deck that show a large, dominant figure "presiding" over two smaller figures standing below it (forming a triangle of sorts): |
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