Sessurea Reads

Upright

The Hermit climbs the mountain alone, carrying only a lantern to light his way. Standing there, he asks you to step back from the noise for a while — not to flee, but to find within yourself the answer that no one else can give you. The six-pointed star inside the lantern is the accumulated wisdom of those who have sought before — small, but enough to guide one step at a time. This is a time for withdrawal, for silence, for looking inward before moving forward. The lantern's light is small, but sufficient for the next step. He does not scorn companionship — he simply knows that, for now, the answer you're seeking appears only in silence.

Reversed

Reversed, the Hermit becomes excessive isolation — you withdrawing so far that you've lost your way back. It may be time to leave the cave and reconnect with the world. (…)