The World
Yes or No Tarot Card Meaning
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The World Upright
Meaning: YES
Growth, Connection, Understanding
"There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in."
- Leonard Cohen
What is the meaning of the World tarot card?
The World tarot card appears when you are in flow and feel at one with the universe.
Whether you are working on a creative project, nurturing a relationship, or getting to know yourself more, you are in a place of alignment and insight.
At this time, you are gaining profound wisdom and understanding about the world and your place within it. Your actions and intentions are in sync with the greater forces at play, bringing about a sense of fulfilment and purpose.
Continue to build upon this! Trust in the path you are on and stay open to the lessons and experiences that unfold, as they will deepen your understanding of yourself and the interconnectedness of all things.
Embrace the changes, cherish the connections, and continue to seek understanding on your life's journey of self-discovery.
Love and Relationships
The World card is the final card of the Major Arcana and represents a feeling of completion. A major life event is upon you, or coming up for you soon, perhaps you will travel the world, meet your soulmate, get married or have a child. Reflect on your journey (both literally and figuratively!) and celebrate this exciting time of happiness and contentment. Look back on your past experiences and feel proud of how far you have come and how much you have grown over the last few years.
Career and Finance
In relation to your career the world card signifies a time when you have completed, or are about to complete a major project. Perhaps you will quit or move jobs, or finish your studies. Feel proud of your accomplishments, learn from your mistakes and use all your experience to spur you on through new challenges and opportunities.
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The World Reversed
Meaning: NO
Disconnection, Confusion, Stagnation
“stay strong
through your pain
grow flowers from it
you have helped me
grow flowers out of mine so
bloom beautifully
dangerously
loudly
bloom softly
however you need
just bloom”
- Rupi Kaur
What is the meaning of the reversed World tarot card?
The reversed World card signifies a time when you are experiencing a sense of dissolution and detachment from the world and those around you. It is likely that your focus on a single goal has caused you to neglect other connections and resist change. It is essential for you now to embrace new experiences, both big and small.
While your independence is commendable, it's important to remember that no person is an island. Working towards deeper connections with nature and others will help restore balance to your life. Seek opportunities to learn from different perspectives and to cultivate meaningful relationships.
Allow yourself to step out of your comfort zone and explore new paths. By opening yourself up to new experiences and nurturing connections with others, you can overcome the sense of disconnection and find greater harmony in your life. Remember, the world is filled with possibilities and opportunity lies just around the corner.
Love and Relationships
The World card reversed suggests you are seeking closure for a past relationship that still affects you. It’s ok to feel upset but you also need to embrace where you are here and now and see the opportunities that await you. Work through these emotions, maybe through creative pursuits like poetry, art or journaling.
Feel hopeful for the future and open to change and new experiences that come your way. Remember: You still haven’t met all the people who are going to love you!
Career and Finance
In terms of your career perhaps you need to finish a huge project at work which you have been procrastinating over. The task might seem overwhelming, exhausting or boring but just take it step by step. By tying up any loose ends, you can start new goals and projects with a fresh and ordered mindset.