Mountain
A symbol of attainment. Climbing means you are nearing a goal; standing on the summit means reaching it. Descending marks a season of wrapping up.
Continue with WolhaHow does it change with the situation?
The mountain means both what you lean on and what you must climb. Climbing means achieving in proportion to the ascent; standing at the summit means a phase completed. A mountain seen far off means you have not started yet.
What if the dream felt bad?
A mountain collapsing, or a path cut off, marks a season when what you leaned on shakes. Turning back exhausted partway is not read as failure but as a sign you chose the wrong route — the same mountain has many paths up.
How does it connect to the chart?
The mountain is the thickest form Earth takes. For a chart that needs Earth it reads as a centre settling; for a chart already heavy with Earth it points to being unable to move — a phase where decisions keep getting deferred.
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