Justice, all you need to know about this tarot card
Within this blog, I uncover all the secrets and meaning behind the Justice card in tarot. This Major Arcana is one of 22 Major Arcana in a tarot deck and stands at number 11. Justice means many different things, not only in a court of law but also in karma being good or bad. Please do feel free to read this blog as the Justice tarot card is very dynamic and means many different things in all different situations.
What does Justice really mean?
Justice is a word that we all relate to one way or another. As humans we have a conscience, however, some people do not have any sense of regret or remorse for their actions. We all have free will in life and it is down to us to be responsible for our actions. Yes, it’s true. None of us are perfect and we all make mistakes. However, it is down to us to accept what we have done wrong.
On the other hand from a spiritual aspect, we often talk about karma and what goes around comes around. Truth always seems to surface no matter what the case and we cannot go on lying or deceiving people. The longer anybody bottles up lies or deceives people the bigger the consequences will be for them.
Fighting for justice
Never give up on justice, if you think that you are in the right then always pursue it. With this particular tarot card, I can see so many different aspects of its meaning. Not only towards justice but also towards our destiny.
Within its meaning is also a very deep spiritual direction. Being the person that you truly want to be and not worrying about what anybody else thinks. Importantly for myself as a psychic medium, I have had to deal with a lot of people who don’t believe in what I do. With online trolling and verbal abuse. I just had to grow a thick skin and tolerate it coming my way.
Always remember that karma has a way of returning on those who have harmed us. The picture in this tarot card reminds me so much of the Old Bailey in London (one of England’s Crown Courts)
Justice on a spiritual level
Equally important, even if you ask yourself to be spiritual, you still need to stand up for yourself. Above all we are only human and people will take advantage of us if they are unable to. Furthermore, the justice card is all about confidence. When this card is pulled it really shouts at me that we need in any time of difficulty to show no fear.
Unquestionably, the world is full of injustice. There is so much poverty and so much upset around the world. As well as it can be hard to believe that there is any purpose in the world. However, I believe that there is a reason behind everything and for how it all is. Strive to be the best person you possibly can and never let your opinions be altered by anybody else.
Deeply within this card’s meaning lurks a lot of self-expression. Sometimes it can take years and years to really find out how you truly are. Your own justice is being at peace and contentment with yourself. If people have given you a hard time and possibly even bullied or abused you do everything in spite of them. Aim to achieve everything they told you, you would not.
Summary
Working with the justice card is a privilege. Above all, if it comes up during a reading specifically over a legal situation, then be pleased as it shows that you are being looked over. Coming from a spiritual aspect justice is all about trust and strength. Being strong and assertive are all associated with this tarot card.
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