The high priestess is a symbol of the mysterious connection that exists between ourselves and the interior and spiritual worlds.The appearance of this card reversed indicates that there is trouble with this connection. This problem can range from neglect and abandonment to deep rooted lying and deception. If you see the reversed high priestess card …
The Queen of Pentacles reversed is one of those cards that can have multiple interpretations based on its location in a spread and the question you’ve asked, but each interpretation is fairly straightforward. Whether the Queen refers to you or another person, you’ve got some mothering and material issues to contend with. Meet them head …
The reversed king of wands is pushy and makes rash decisions. While he may be overbearing, this is generally done out of a need to take control rather than ill will. But if you meet him when he is at his worst, you could find him to be the prime example of selfishness, ruthlessness, and …
Ready, set, no! That’s what you might be dealing with when you pull the Ace of Wands reversed. Your new plans and new project may have a bumpy road ahead that, while not definitely unsuccessful, certainly dampens your happiness if you don’t confront the situation. The Ace of Wands reversed is a card of blockage, …
The Page of Cups reversed may make you place your head in your hands, wondering what sort of personal problems this card indicates. Keep your chin up there; this card can indicate that relationships, creativity, and emotions may go off in a different direction than you anticipated, but you always have the chance to meet …
Reversed court cards are among the more complicated to read because court cards in general can have more interpretations than your average tarot card. Court cards can represent people or concepts, which means proper interpretation relies on the question and surrounding cards. However, in general, a reversed court card offers many clues on its own. …
I’ll be completely honest here: It took me years to read reversed cards. I was well into being a professional reader before I decided I would add the upside-down cards to my readings under some circumstances. Clients and students are often curious if they should or shouldn’t use reversed cards. It’s a purely individual choice, and …
Upside Down? The Pros and Cons of Reading Tarot Cards Reversed Read More »
Tarot card aficionados who take a traditional approach to the cards will likely tell you that when a card appears upside-down in a reading, the meaning of the card is “reversed.” In the most simplistic of terms, when reversed, a “good” card becomes a “bad,” while a “negative” card is now seen as “positive.” For …
What Impact Do Reversed Tarot Cards have on a Reading? Read More »
When you are not sure how to act but you are calm, knowing that the answer is probably out there or that things will sort themselves out without your interference, you might notice that your relaxed posture on the seat of wisdom mimics that of The High Priestess Tarot card. This card assures you to …
