The world
Key words
Upright
Completion, achievement, fulfilment, harmony, wholeness
Reversed
lack of closure, lack of achievement, emptiness, a possible feeling of being incomplete
Imagery
The world card in the Rider Waite shows a woman inside a wreath. The wreath symbolizes completion, and success. Idea that it has gone full circle. The woman is nude and has a scarf wrapped around her. This nudeness symbolizes purity, suggests that she has completed her cycle and leaves as she came. It suggests she will begin anew, a fool. The woman looks back to the past but her body faces the future.The circular wreath is a symbol she has gone full circle and now she can begin again. The woman holds a baton in the center. This represents infinite and dive knowledge
Around the wreath we see four figures. A lion a bull, a cherub and an eagle. These are the four fixed signs of the zodiac and symbolic of the four elements, the four suits of tarot and the four seasons. They bring balance and are here to guide you into the future.
Astrologically it aligns with Jupiter. This planet brings growth and wisdom.
Lessons
Acceptance, curiosity of the unknown and knowing when it is the time to move on.
Time frame
can be anticipated as somewhere between October 20 and January 21.
Career
Accomplishment and recognition. A job completed and well done.
Health
Your current medical issues are likely to be resolved soon, in a positive way, leaving you with a sense of relief and optimism.
General meaning
You feel a sense of wholeness, achievement, fulfillment and completion. A long term project has come to an end. It is time to move on. There is a feeling of happiness. The card can indicate moving on to the next step, completion and time to begin again.
Reversed meaning
Suggests you need closure on a personal issue and you may find it by journaling. It suggests you may not be taking all the necessary steps. Sometimes it can indicate a delay in completion of projects
Journal prompt
What have I completed, how do I feel about it
What have I yet to complete, why this hasn’t been accomplished
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