WHEN the Wheel of Fortune card ends up in front of you during a tarot reading, it means big changes are on the way. The wheel on the card represents the cyclical nature of the universe, and the animals and symbols surrounding it are the forces that drive our lives. What does the Wheel of […]
WHEN the Wheel of Fortune card ends up in front of you during a tarot reading, it means big changes are on the way.
The wheel on the card represents the cyclical nature of the universe, and the animals and symbols surrounding it are the forces that drive our lives.
If the Wheel of Fortune lands upright in front of you, good news: you’re likely to have a positive turn of destiny in the near future, according to the experts at Biddy Tarot.
The card represents prosperity and moving towards your destiny.
Just remember to treat people well, even if your good fortune takes you rapidly up the ladder.
The Wheel of Fortune is a card with heavy karmic energy and it indicates your treatment of others will come back to you someday.
Remember that change can be hard, even if it’s for the greater good.
When you draw the Wheel of Fortune, it’s a sign to stay optimistic and keep pushing forward.
That’s especially true in money and relationships, where this card may represent an opportunity to put away extra savings for a future emergency, or end a toxic relationship to make way for better things.
Finally, the Wheel of Fortune may bring good luck to you in the form of friends.
Drawing this card is a sign to allow others to help you, especially in matters of health and wellness.
Don’t be afraid to sit back and let others take care of you.
The Fool – Beginnings, innocence, spontaneity, a free spirit
The Magician – manifestation, resourcefulness, power
The High Priestess – intuition, sacred knowledge, divine feminine
The Empress – Femininity, beauty, nature
The Emperor – authority, establishment, structure
The Hierophant – spiritual wisdom
The Lovers – love, harmony, relationships
The Chariot – control, willpower, success
Justice – fairness, truth, law
Strength – strength, courage, influence
The Hermit – soul searching, inner guidance
Wheel of Fortune – good luck, karma, life cycles
The Hanged Man – pause, surrender, letting go
Death – endings, change, transitions
Temperance – balance, moderation, patience
The Devil – shadow self, addiction, restriction
The Tower – sudden change, upheaval, chaos
The Star – hope, faith, purpose, spirituality
The Moon – illusion, fear, anxiety
The Sun – positivity, fun, warmth, success
Judgment – rebirth, inner calling
The World – completion, accomplishment, travel
Since the Wheel of Fortune card represents good luck when it’s upright, the reversal of the card signifies the opposite.
If this card is reversed, it means you should brace yourself for a bad turn of luck.
The good news is that bad luck signified by this card is usually a chance to take control of your own life, and the disruption it represents is temporary.
Any bad luck signaled by this card is part of your journey towards your destiny.
If you’ve been resistant to change in your own life, drawing a reversed Wheel of Fortune is a wake-up call to do the hard thing and lean into the change.
Take a hard look at your previous decisions, and decide if they may be the root of your current problems.
Then, use that introspection to lead you towards your destiny, which this card represents no matter how you turn it.
According to Biddy Tarot, the Wheel of Fortune card is associated with good luck, karma, life cycles, destiny, and turning points.
When the card is reversed, it’s tied to bad luck, resistance to change, and breaking cycles.
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