The sixth card of the Major Arcana — Here one finds the symbology of no return from choices to be made. A choice between things that are opposing and mutually exclusive. Signifying a strong union between two, this card can signify a need to explore what is important in one’s life while staying true to the self and genuine to the people and family one has established.
The sixth card of the Major Arcana — Here one finds the symbology of no return from choices to be made. A choice between things that are opposing and mutually exclusive. The Lovers reversed can indicate the avoidance of responsibility for one’s actions. The appearance of The Lovers card reversed may indicate the need to make amends or let go of the past in order to allow one’s self to make better decisions in the future.
4 – THE EMPEROR
The fourth card of the Major Arcana — The Pulling of The Emperor card signifies world knowledge, expertise & patriarchy. A neutral card typically, this often is a good sign preluding a shift in power. On the contrary -This card can also symbolize a person driven by ego that lacks empathy.
The fourth card of the Major Arcana — The Pulling of The Emperor is a neutral card typically. However, The Emperor reversed can be a sign of misguided power & lack of self-control. With the showing of the reversed Emperor card, a person may need to reconsider and revamp one’s own structures, rules, and systems that are no longer working.
5 – THE HIGH PRIEST
The High Priest tarot card, also known as The Hierophant, encourages a further quest of knowledge, often referring to the mystical part of one’s own self that has either been forgotten or unrecognized. The Hierophant can also represent one who knows the mysteries of the universe and shares the light with others in this world.
The High Priest tarot card, also known as The Hierophant, encourages a further quest of knowledge, but when this card appears in reverse, it can signify a person or an aspect of a person being overly constrained. Independence of thought and a unique approach to one’s self may lead to happier, more successful journeys as opposed to relying on something or someone to show the way.
