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Judgement

Judgement

Judgement shows an angel blowing a trumpet while the dead rise from their graves with open arms. It is awakening, calling and renewal: a moment of truth, reckoning with the past, and an answer to an inner calling.

The call to rise, an awakening and a reckoning with the past.

Waite’s keywords (1911): Change of position, renewal, outcome.

Reversed

Reversed, the call is ignored: self-doubt, harsh self-judgment, refusing to learn from the past, or a decision that keeps being postponed.

A call ignored, harsh self-judgement, a past not yet laid to rest.

Waite’s keywords (1911): Weakness, timidity, simplicity; also deliberation, decision, sentence.

In love

Upright A second chance in love, reconciliation, or a decisive moment in a relationship.

Reversed Refusing to forgive, or repeating the same mistakes in love.

In work

Upright A calling; a career change in line with your mission; important evaluations.

Reversed Missing a calling, fear of judgment, or a delayed decision.

In money

Upright Settling the past; an important financial decision; repayment.

Reversed Repeating financial mistakes, or delaying a reckoning.

At home and in the family

Upright Family reconciliation, reunions, forgiveness.

Reversed Old family conflicts unresolved.

On your path

Upright Spiritual awakening; you hear your calling.

Reversed You ignore your inner voice; do not judge yourself so harshly.

Its counsel

Upright Answer the call. Rise.

Reversed Forgive yourself, and decide.

Correspondences

Arcana
Major Arcana, card 20
Element
Fire
Number
20

Dreams that carry this card

The Butterfly · The Voice

The Major Arcana

The Fool · The Magician · The High Priestess · The Empress · The Emperor · The Hierophant · The Lovers · The Chariot · Strength · The Hermit · Wheel of Fortune · Justice · The Hanged Man · Death · Temperance · The Devil · The Tower · The Star · The Moon · The Sun · The World

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