World Reversed – Catching Man by showing Money

World Reversed – Catching Man by showing Money

Completing up our Majors...the World or Universe is a card about accomplishment, authority, consummation, and an inclination of being welcome anyplace you go. It's a card of travel, not flying out to learn yet going to administer the learning. This is the Wise Scholar rather than the Fool, pressed up and going wherever the street takes them. Reversed....

1) Opposite: clearly, the inverse of the voyaging card would be staying at home. An individual who can't wander from their safe place. In like manner, the individual is a long way from completing what they've been taking a shot at. It isn't finished, it's just barely begun.

We may likewise say that the inverse here would be the Fool - however, we as of now have that card. So what's the distinction? I would say that the Fool doesn't profess to know anything. Be that as it may the turned around World shows an individual who supposes they are common, professes to be worldly... but they are most certainly not.

This card could extremely well propose somebody who is tricking themselves or others. Their insight is defective or out and out offbase. Their data are false; they don't hear what they're saying.

2) Blocked: as the vitality of the World card is consummation or authority, a blocked World card shows that something is preventing an individual from completing the occupation. Ever seen the motion picture "Wonder Boys"? An essayist continues taking a shot at a novel, it gets longer and more, however he can't complete it. The switched world would all that much suit this man. What he's tackled he can't contend or expert - or, for reasons unknown, would like to.

This card may likewise come up to somebody who is agoraphobic. An individual who can't leave their home, who is perplexed about the outside world.

3) Upside-down: the upside-down picture of the Rider-Waite world provides for us a picture extremely like the Hanged Man. The moving figure can't move, the world, in a manner of speaking, can't turn. We wind up with stillness as opposed to development. Similarly, as with alternate translations, we get the inclination that no travel is conceivable. The individual can't turn thus can't see surrounding them - they can't finish what they've begun.

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