When the Hanged Man appears reversed, it is as if all that felt upside-down is turning right-side-up again.

The Star reminds you to replenish yourself by accessing the transcendent light within.

The Death card is the tarot's most notorious symbol for change and transformation.

The Hermit symbolizes that the answers you seek to any problem, can always be found if you begin within.

The Chariot symbolizes courage in the face of uncertainty.

The World reminds you that you can create miraculous changes in your life when you remember who you are.

When the High Priestess appears reversed, she asks you to notice any recurring signs or symbols you are receiving.

The Strength card is a symbol of inner fortitude, which helps us prevail in the face of life's challenges.

Temperance reminds you to listen to your body, quiet your mind, and spend some to come up for air.

When the Wheel of Fortune appears reversed, it illuminates repetitive cycles, patterns and recurring life-lessons.

If the Emperor appears reversed, he may be asking you to identify what feels unstable in your realm at this time.

If the World appears reversed, it calls on you to stop procrastinating, and complete that which remains unfinished.