When the Two of Wands appears reversed, it represents obsessive planning and thinking about future events that you don’t have control over.

When the Ten of Pentacles appears reversed, it may be time to reflect on the sacrifices and hard work of those who came before you.

The Fool often appears reversed when we feel lost, confused, or like we are being pulled by an overwhelming life full of unknowns and uncertainties.

When the Five of Wands appears reversed, it alerts you to anyone who may be projecting negativity onto you because of their perception that somehow you are “better than them.”

When the Knight of Swords appears reversed, it reminds you to pay attention to your body's signals and take care of yourself amidst the demands of life.

If Temperance appears reversed, it signifies depletion, and a need for restoration.

When the Three of Swords appears reversed, it represents self-inflicted wounds caused by negative thinking.

The reversed Devil card reveals the loose chains on the upside-down figures, poised to break free under the force of gravity alone.

When the Two of Swords appears reversed, it is time to boldly step out of limbo.

If the Empress appears reversed, she gently asks you to consider which area of your life is feeling neglected.

When the Six of Cups appears in reverse, it may indicate that you are clinging to the past and finding it difficult to move on.

When the Seven of Wands appears reversed, it advises you to let go of the false belief that it’s you against the world. Learn more about reversed Tarot card meanings, by Elliot Oracle.