The major arcana suggest a journey-Hajj or Hajra-to a Temple, either inner or outer, supported by the four pillars of the universe In keeping with other Mysteries, the trumps imply esoteric rites which lead the initiate to membership and then to an exalted state m which the traveler gains the universe, becomes one with the Kwisatz Haderach, or attains Alam al-Mithal Because several versions of the Tarot vary in small respects, the following offers only the terms and designs of the major arcana which are consistent I. The Hajrtte A man wearing a Jubba cloak holds a lasgun upright m his nght hand as if it were a spear and he raises his left hand in a fist He stands under the vaulted ceiling of an Atreides castle and behind the castle the First Moon appears He symbolizes a fateful journey made in anger, success beckons El. The Hajnta A woman whose black Aba suggests a Fremen lifts a Glowglobe high, but behind her, down the recesses of a vast vaulted hall, a crone lurks She stands for a quest made in love, and failure follows her III.