What is a reversed card in tarot?

Their definition needs to be flipped over. Because the cards are upside down, you've got to interpret their intended meanings in an upside down manner too. Getting a reversed card means you get a tarot card definition and have it flipped 180-degrees over.

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Also, what deity is associated with the high priestess?

Persephone The High Priestess archetype is associated with the story of Persephone, who withdraws into the underworld/inner world each year, causing the Winter and Fall season in her descent. Is the high priestess a good card? The High Priestess Tarot card is a card of spirituality and wisdom. When this card appears it is a good time to connect with your inner voice and intuition and to trust your higher power. It is another great card to appear for those interested in psychic development!

What does the B and J mean on the High Priestess card?

The scroll in her hands, partly covered by her mantle, bears the letters TORA (meaning "divine law"), that symbolizes the memory we carry inside about the past, present and future, named Akasha. She is seated between the white and black pillars-'J' and 'B' for Jachin and Boaz-of the mystic Temple of Solomon. What does The High Priestess reversed mean in a love reading? Reversed High Priestess Meaning: Lov. The High Priestess is the guardian of your intuition, indicating that it can be a powerful indicator that you will need to trust your feelings when it comes to love and romance. Difficulties can develop when you ignore your intuition and follow only your conscious mind.

What does the Queen of Cups mean in a love reading?

In a love Tarot reading, if you are in a relationship, the Queen of Cups can indicate a time of caring, fulfilment and emotional security in the relationship. If representing a person, she indicates a female or feminine person who will be warm, loving, caring and affectionate. Does The Hierophant reversed mean yes or no? Does the Hierophant in a Yes or No reading indicate a yes or no? In a Yes or No tarot spread, the Hierophant isn't explicitly a yes or no. Instead, it's neutral and gives advice to seek guidance from a mentor, a spiritual counselor, or someone else you trust.