THE HIGH PRIESTESS.
Here's my daily draw. You're looking at the reddish veil of a cone nebula, apparently a star-forming cluster of gas and dust. The darker part is vaguely priestess-shaped, and gives a clear view through the nebula to the universe beyond. When I saw this image, I finally understood the meaning of the High Priestess card. I almost drove off the road when it hit home. It is not about a woman. It is about her perception that lets her see through the veil of ordinary matter to the reality beyond. Here she is, invisible, allowing a clear view to the universe. Here is her knowledge: she lets go of the ego, and merges with the reality beyond her chronological time and physical space. Superimposed on the card is the wheel commonly seen on the Wheel of Fortune, which can only be read as it completes its turns; its individual letters mean nothing. It is appropriately placed here, as the High Priestess sees the big picture, the whole, rather than the individual components. Three cheers, I say, to Chris Butler for this brilliant stroke, doing away with swaddled priestesses clutching closed books, in front of "veils" of heavy brocade. Less is more.

Although it is adequate, I am afraid the card description was a bit of an anticlimax after this pictorial tour de force. It speaks of the least obvious force, weak force, being responsible for particle decay and apparent disappearance, when the particle has merely become two particles. Weak force is likened to the High Priestess' hidden knowledge. Self-examination is advised, for the answer is to be found within.