Generally, though, this position will illustrate setbacks, tagedies, losses, and inescapable problems in one's current situation. This is the will to do, which unavoidably manifests through the personality. Sometimes the outpouring of creative force into life can be disruptive, as the old gives way reluctantly to the new. More often, though, this card represents an opportunity, an unlooked-for success, or a gift of fate. Netzach responds to Gevurah, Hod responds Chesed.
Constraints provoke emotions, opportunities inspire plans.
In the center of it all is Tiphareth, signalling how identity is maintained in the midst of forces from above and below.