Chariot

Traditional Image: A chariot being pulled by two sphinxes or lions, one black and one white. The rider in the chariot is usually a king or soldier.

Symbolism: The black and white lions stand for Good and Evil, or any two opposing forces. The charioteer must keep them in line in order to pull the chariot.

Overall Meaning: Two seemingly opposing aspects of the situation can be brought together, and work towards a common goal. You just need to step in and offer some firm guidance. Or with two forces pulling in different directions, this can lead to a stalemate, without any forward advancement. You need to find new motivation to inspire you and jump-start the situation. On a less dramatic note, the Chariot can also mean an upcoming trip, by car or otherwise.