The Hermit depicts a decidedly elderly man standing with his head bowed down on ice-covered ground. The Hermit, also known in Tarot as the Eremite, has a gray beard, which indicates not only his age, but also his life experience. In his right hand, this man holds a lantern partially covered with a cloak, which also symbolizes the knowledge but also the wisdom that comes from the Hermit. In his left hand, the man holds a staff, which, however, does not serve him only as a support, but primarily as a tool for prophecy and resolution. The space shown in the Hermit is completely deserted, but this is definitely what he needs right now. This is because the Hermit in Tarot indicates a moment when you decide to go into some kind of isolation. This time will not only allow you to rest from the overwhelming world, but also to find answers to the important questions in your life. The Hermit, then, indicates a period of quiet and contemplation in which you will free yourself for a time from the issues and people that can sometimes overwhelm you. It is not without reason, then, that the Major Arcana of Tarot depicts an older man after the Chariot, which represents the opposite of the pursuit of your own and externalized goals. The Hermit is therefore a symbol of isolation, but also of wisdom and self-discovery.