You may discover that you are already on the right track, but also check to see if your goals have changed since you originally made your plans. She holds a jug in each hand, one jug pours water into the lake and the other pours water onto the land. You may be feeling frustrated by life's difficulties right now, and you may be wondering why you are being put through this. What is the meaning of your life? A series of misfortunes have made them wary of everything in their lives and they simply feel like they are receiving blow after blow. What does The Star Reversed Mean for Love? This card says we can begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel and even though there is still a little bit of work to do it is made easier because we can see its ending. Naked Woman (personal freedom, comfort with self, bare essentials of the self).
Your angels are helping you overcome your obstacles. On the shadow side, The Star Reversed represents an arrogant individual with a toxic, boastful ego. Because this card speaks of situations that have an air of happiness and positivity, any situation represented by the Star is sure to be a success. If not, look at what you can do to change them to suit your current circumstances. The Star card is giving you a signal that someone special will come into your life very soon. This can apply to long-distance travel or going on an adventurous road trip to a destination you have never explored before. Have your hopes not panned out? So, the card is asking you to nurture hope, allow yourself to be more positive again, and welcome the opportunities for love into your life. For this, you have all reasons to rejoice. Reversed The Star at work suggests that our hopelessness is making a bad situation even worse.
When it comes to love, the Star tarot card has a clear message: drop your baggage. Be careful that this feeling doesn't turn into self-defeat. With the reversed Star, it may be likely that your negativity is having an effect on your work. The Star Meaning (Reversed). We are continually attracting what we desire through our beliefs and thoughts. This card reversed reminds us that our mind frame is an ever-shifting choice that we make each day and we can change it if we choose to. The Card of the Day: The Star (Reversed). In a health context, The Star reversed can indicate that your health is not all that bad but any issues you have will be magnified by your anxiety and pessimism at the moment. Or it can simply signify that you will be feeling much more hopeful about your future health. The reversed Star encourages you to prioritise self-care and nourishment on a profoundly personal and spiritual basis.
If you're looking for an insight into if someone is attracted to you then the answer is 'yes'. It's likely that your sense of hope and optimism can be a powerful magnet for you right now, giving you a sense of charisma and charm. You can be a practical person that remains connected with your spirit. Is it your self esteem - too low, or too high, bordering on arrogance? If you have been healing from a break up, this card suggests that you are well on your way, and you are slowly rebuilding your confidence so that you can move on. Dorothy Miller Cole. If you are in a relationship, The Star reversed indicates that you may have lost faith in the relationship or are focusing on the negative and missing the positive aspects of your relationship.
If The Star is reversed, however, its meaning is much less positive. There are plenty of things we can do to remedy this situation but when we feel negative we are unable to see them. When The Star Reverses, you may indeed take that holiday but will bring your work and worries with you. Work will be required. Sometimes we choose to isolate ourselves out of fear. She is holding two containers of water. When they think of the possibility of reconciling, they don't really feel confident about it.
Reversed The Star Description. If involved in the artistic world you may feel uninspired or be experiencing a temporary creative block such as writers block. In the Major Arcana, the Star is numbered XVII, and occurs immediately after the most challenging cards (XII The Hanged Man, XIII Death, XV The Devil, XVI The Tower). The Star is telling you that it's time to heal the past, draw a line under it and move forward. If you are asking in hope of finding a love interest in this certain person then the star represents a huge shift in your reality as you may have found your soulmate. You could help but you are either not interested or not bothered. See also: For more Tarot Cards and their meanings, check out our full list of Tarot Card Meanings.
The Star (Reversed) in a Love Reading. With this Major Arcana card in your Tarot spread you will find yourself feeling very positive, motivated and free. Thankfully, you are almost to the other side of any hurdle in your way. First think that through, work on it, then get out and mingle.
And while I am responding to every message I get, I'm answering the most frequently asked tarot questions about the Star meaning and general tarot card questions here. The Star Tarot Card is indeed a very strong card for both new career opportunities and travel, especially if it comes up with the Chariot Tarot Card, the 5 of Wands, the Moon Card, and the World Tarot Card. They may be too available to the outside world. Only in this instance, there really is no hidden promise. Remain optimistic that the right opportunity will come to you, and it will. As long as you are willing to make yourself available to the change. Welcome to the Star Tarot Card! If you have been waiting to find out the outcome of a promotion or job interview, The Star is very positive sign that things are going to go in your favour or something even better is going to come your way. Zodiac/Planet: Aquarius. You can do anything you set your mind to, you just have to believe in yourself and focus on the positive. The Star shows us a naked woman with two containers, these represent the conscious and unconscious sides of our mind. Always consult your inner guidance when discerning the interpretations of the cards in your tarot readings! It can also be an indicator that you would do well in a more creative role. We might want to become close with others but hesitate because we are afraid of feeling the same sting we felt once before.
The figure in the card kneels with one foot touching the land, and one in the water, signifying balance within and without. You must find some sense of self-belief and pride in your abilities. This is the eternal starlight of Spirit.
This card also represents healing, it refers to how the seeker has gone through some pain before but now they're ready to experience what joy truly means. If you keep working on yourself, you will shine brightly. Are you more optimistic or pessimistic? A lot of times, powerful emotions are connected to traumatic experiences from our childhood/past. Perhaps they're physically attracted to you but don't know how to act on their feelings (or haven't even noticed them yet). Spirituality (Upright). If you are waiting on test results of some kind, they are likely to be very good results. The ibis is one of the symbols of the Egyptian god Thoth, a deity of wisdom, and is associated with life and death. Pouring Water (cleansing, removing blockages, healing). It shows how abundantly blessed you are by the universe as evidenced by the various things around you. Doing so will bring both harmony and happiness. This card says we must do all we can to have a positive attitude around money and then we will naturally start to see positive change. Did you create a tarot card yourself and want to share this, I would love to hear from you!
Opening your heart to a more positive outlook can also open your eyes to opportunity. This doesn't mean we can't build something better. Is your work as harsh as you make it sound? This is an excellent combination because it communicates that everything you want is in your reach. If you lose hope, then you give away your power to change things for the better.
She is pouring some of these waters on the parched earth beside her, symbolizing a replenishment of her world, and the neglected parts of herself.