Once again, it’s time for an episode of “Don’t Worry About That Card” here are Reversed Tarot Central. If you’re familiar with its upright interpretation, the Nine of Pentacles Reversed can look like doom on the way. It’s not. It has a message, to be sure, and it’s one you’d better act on. But it …
As the Nine of Cups in its upright position is a card everyone seeks to see during their reading, having the reversed card appear can be both shocking and upsetting. The Nine of Cups reversed tells a tale of disappointment and failure to get what you truly desire, even if you deserve it. Some may …
Spreads as Templates The tarot spread you use is a template. When you place each card down, you’re plugging those meanings into each spot to form a timeline or story. The meaning of the card is made more precise when viewed through the lens of the meaning of the position in the spread. For example, …
The Knight of Swords reversed represents being out of control. It may represent the stress and negative effects of your current struggle. Or the card may indicate that things are not what they may seem at first and you need to give it a closer look. No matter what the situation, it is likely that …
The King of Swords should be a welcome card, but the reversed version should make you wary. This is an intensely personal message and one that needs immediate attention because letting the circumstances remain as is could lead to a fatal error – not a physically fatal one, but one that leads to the end …
Did you pull the Four of Wands reversed in a spread? The message is “It ain’t over yet.” Something is preventing a situation from coming to a close, but stay calm; that can be a good thing, just as it can be a not-good thing. Your course of action could range from letting things percolate …
Have you ever felt a nagging sense of unease, as if something is urging you to move forward despite your desire for rest? The Four of Swords Reversed is a powerful Tarot card that challenges you to break free from inertia and embrace the energy of rejuvenation. This card signals a time to transition from …
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The Five of Wands reversed is all about conflict and competition. In many cases, it can represent the resolution of a previous conflict. However, this card can also serve as a warning about a conflict that is on the horizon. In order to face what lies ahead, you will need to trust your instincts so …
The Five of Swords reversed is centered around conflict and power struggles and the damage they usually cause. Because these battles can come at a high price, this tarot card may also serve as a reminder that not every fight is worth fighting. Evaluate your priorities and decide what things really matter and what things …
Have you ever felt a shift in your energy when certain tarot cards appear in your readings, signaling a transformative phase? Among these cards, the Five of Pentacles reversed stands out, symbolizing recovery, renewal, and newfound hope. This guide delves into the rich meaning of the Five of Pentacles reversed, exploring its impact on various …
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