The Ten of Pentacles in the reversed position is often the best example that wealth does not guarantee happiness, nor does it make you immune to calamity. Some may turn their nose up at the sight of the card, having never experienced a moment of financial prosperity in their lives. However, wealth can come in …
As common with many reversed cards, the Ten of Cups reversed can cast a dark shadow on the unity and blessed good tidings that its upright version represents. The Suit of Cups has always been the emotional suit in tarot, at times delving deeply into interpersonal and intimate connections and the feelings they bring. As …
The Six of Wands reversed often deals with success – or more specifically, a lack thereof. This failure may be the result of negligence or a specific problem; however, it may also simply be an unavoidable outcome that you cannot control. While you may be able to get things back on track with great effort, …
The Six of Swords reversed isn’t the worst case of reversal. This is one of those reversed interpretations where the possibilities are more annoying than anything else. Like any card, the actual interpretation could range from mild to severe, but for this card, you’re likely looking at a situation where facing facts and just getting …
The Seven of Swords reversed is a warning that your days of juggling your affairs with skill, stealth, and self-reliance may all be coming to an end. Like its upright counterpart, it can shine a light on a positive aspect of your life, or a truly negative one. For those that participate in nefarious deeds …
The Seven of Pentacles Reversed Tarot card brings unique challenges and reflections. This card’s appearance often signals a period of reevaluation, impatience, and questioning the worth of your efforts. Join us as we delve into the profound significance of the Seven of Pentacles Reversed and explore its impact across various aspects of life, including love, …
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If any card signals the need for comfort, stepping back, re-evaluating, and really repeating to yourself a lot that everything will be OK, it’s the Seven of Cups reversed. The card of dreams, choices, and wistful stares is on its head, making a mess of something inside your mind. And despite the rather whimiscal start …
The reversed Queen of Swords can represent a monarchy in your life, one that is marred by intense criticism, deceit, or a struggle to have empathy for those around you. In a sharp contrast to its upright counterpart, the reversed card lacks the wisdom and honesty that are high points for the upright version. The …
Astrology fans will recognize Mercury as the planet capable of turning communications upside down when it turns retrograde. The tarot has more than a few eligible equivalents, but the youngest court card of the Swords comes very close to being the card equal to the winged god’s abilities. The Page of Swords reversed stands out …
The Nine of Wands reversed indicates a messy situation that requires some major deep thinking and introspection to overcome – for the most part. It may also be a call to action, but even that will require you to look inward so you can get past an internal block. You’re being called to balance confidence …
