Grand Etteilla Tarot Card 21 — Disagreement / Disagreement, Conflict

What is shown on the card?

A crowned figure holding a staff stands on a chariot drawn by two horses; a landscape and mountains lie behind.

Printed meanings in the 1857 edition

The printed pair and the book’s sentence-building method are historical evidence. Love, work and daily applications are explicitly marked TarotCards24 editorial commentary.

Commentary and difference from RWS

There is no direct RWS equivalent. Card 21 must not be equated with a similarly numbered or illustrated Rider–Waite–Smith card because Grand Etteilla uses its own sequence, printed pairs and sentence-building method.

There is no direct RWS equivalent. Card 21 must not be equated with a similarly numbered or illustrated Rider–Waite–Smith card because Grand Etteilla uses its own sequence, printed pairs and sentence-building method.

Alternative reading: Where no external conflict exists, Disagreement may reveal a contradiction between the aim, the means and actual behaviour.

Practical interpretation

Love: In relationships, it shows different expectations or open conflict. Resolution begins by naming the exact point in dispute.

Work: At work, it concerns competing goals, factions, or a conflict that blocks decisions and progress.

As a person: It may describe a combative person or someone caught between incompatible positions.

If this is your card today: State the core disagreement in one sentence and separate it from every secondary attack.