Oh, internets. I love you.Vanator: Oh, and what is a Hierophant, some kind of solar pachyderm?
1.
(in ancient Greece) an official expounder of rites of worship and sacrifice.
2.
any interpreter of sacred mysteries or esoteric principles; mystagogue.
Origin:
1670–80; < Late Latin hierophanta < Greek hierophántēs, equivalent to hiero- hiero- + -phántēs, derivative of phaínein to show, make known
Related forms
hi•er•o•phan•tic, adjective
hi•er•o•phan•ti•cal•ly, adverb
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In the Rider Waite Tarot deck and similar decks, "The Hierophant" (sometimes called "The Pope") is one of the twenty-two trump cards comprising the "Major Arcana", and represents conformity to social standards, or a deference to the established social moral order. As the guide towards knowledge, insight, and wisdom, in a tarot reading it might, for example, represent a priest, scholar, therapist, or teacher although these individuals are more definitively represented by the Hermit, or suggested by the traits attributed to the King of Cups.
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The "bridge-builder" between heaven and earth or between the spiritual world and the temporal one
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I mean,
obviously Caelum’s an elephant.