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The Tower
This card represents change, conflict and possible catastrophe. |
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Two of Cups Reversed
Folly, misunderstanding and false love are possible. |
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Queen of Swords Reversed
Gossipy, dogmatic and unreliable. Dishonesty may be expected. |
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Death Reversed
Something that should die but it won't. Resisting or delaying change. Inability to move on. A threatening figure, but possibly with sexual implications. Sometimes a warning of sexually transmitted disease. Stagnation, immobility, pessimism. |
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Ten of Swords Reversed
Evil will be defeated. Courage is needed to face challenges. Develop your spiritual self. |
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Two of Pentacles
At ease with change. Able to juggle more than one situtation at a time. New ventures may be hard to get underway. Hard work mixed with unreliability. |
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Page of Pentacles Reversed
Loss and overindulgence. Preoccupation with worldly possessions. Bad news may be on the horizon. |
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The High Priestess Reversed
The Priestess reversed represents uncontrolled sensuality, conceit and a willingness to accept the superficial. |
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