When the King of Pentacles appears reversed, it is a reminder to focus on organization and prioritization in your thinking.

“Identifying where your energy is being wasted." 

The Two of Cups reversed is the harbinger of resolution to misunderstandings and miscommunications with others.

When the Queen of Cups appears reversed in a tarot reading, it can indicate that you are passing through life without truly allowing yourself to feel or experience it. Learn more about reversed Tarot card meanings, by Elliot Oracle.

The Queen of Wands reversed may indicate a tendency to hide one's true self or to conform to the expectations of others, even if it means sacrificing personal joy

When the Ace of Swords appears in reverse, it signals the need to protect and defend something that is still in its early stages.

When the Lovers appears reversed, it is time to restore harmony between your personal, professional, and familial relationships.

If the Ace of Pentacles appears reversed, it is important to examine your own procrastination and hesitancy towards taking action in matters of wealth and abundance.

The Four of Pentacles reversed represents a breakthrough in releasing patterns of avoidance that keep you from connecting with your true feelings.

The Nine of Wands (Reversed) suggests that you may be holding onto past wounds or grudges, and that this is preventing you from moving forward.

The reversed Page of Pentacles tarot card suggests that you may be losing your passion for something that once interested you.

The Reversed Sun may be indicating that you have had your share of cloudy setbacks up until this point. However, now things are beginning to brighten up.