What does the Judgment tarot card mean?

JUDGMENT brings with it the idea of ​​right or wrong, a question of where we as people stand on that line.

The Judgment card has different meanings depending on how and where you draw it during a reading.

What does the Judgment tarot card mean?

The image on the Judgment card depicts the Day of Judgment, showing people rising from the ground to receive the news whether or not they should enter heaven with the angels.

According to Biddy Tarot, when one draws the judgment card vertically, one should be ready to step into one’s highest self. This card suggests that you are beginning to go through a spiritual awakening, and the realization that there is more out there.

When the Judgment card is drawn vertically, it can mean that you are about to make a life-changing decision or that you are starting a new stage in your life’s journey.

“You may be at a crossroads, aware that any choice you make will bring about meaningful change with lasting effects,” says Biddy Tarot. “Tune into your Higher Self, trust your judgment and know that you are on the right path.”

What does the reversed Judgment tarot card mean?

The reversed Judgment tarot card has a different meaning.

According to Biddy Tarot, drawing the Judgment card upside down signifies that one is about to enter a period of great reflection and self-evaluation.

The Universe is trying to talk to you, but you may not be listening.

“It’s time to overcome your inner fears and doubts, and trust that the Universe has your back. It happens for a reason,” says Biddy Tarot.

What are the Major Arcana Tarot cards?

The idiot – Beginnings, innocence, spontaneity, a free spirit

The magician – manifestation, ingenuity, power

The High Priestess – intuition, sacred knowledge, divine feminine

The Empress – Femininity, beauty, nature

The emperor – authority, establishment, structure

The Hierophant – spiritual wisdom

Lovers – love, harmony, relationships

Lovers – love, harmony, relationships

Carriage – control, will, success

Justice – fairness, truth, right

Strength – strength, courage, influence

the hermit – introspection, inner guidance

Wheel of Fortune – good luck, karma, life cycles

The hanged man – to pause, surrender, let go

Death – endings, change, transitions

Temperance – balance, moderation, patience

The devil – shadow me, dependence, restriction

Tower – sudden change, upheaval, chaos

The star – hope, faith, purpose, spirituality

The moon – illusion, fear, anxiety

The sun – positivity, fun, warmth, success

Judgement – rebirth, inner call

The world – completion, accomplishment, journey

The reverse judgment card has themes of self-doubt and asks you to move past those feelings and listen to your true calling. You can try to put things off, but why? The reversed Judgment card tells you to stop ignoring the voice of reason in your head and move forward with plans for your future.

What are the key words associated with the Judgment tarot card?

According to Biddy Tarot, the key words associated with a standing judgment card are rebirth, inner calling, and absolution.

The key words that Biddy associates with an inverted judgment card are self-doubt, inner criticism, and ignorance of the call.