Not all card reversals mean the same thing. In other words, there’s no uniform answer that we can apply in all cases. On the other hand, if we were asking a question about “advancement at work” and I saw a whole series of inverted tarot cards I would immediately think: There’s major oppressive force, or an entire array of restrictive forces at work here. Everything we’re discussing here is pretty deep and concealed beneath the surface. For example if we’re seeking guidance about a question which involves a lot of feelings or personal issues, I would immediately see all those reversed cards and think: This is an issue that’s got a lot of subconscious, internalized energy surrounding it.

The interpretation depends on what the overall reading is about. Reversals work differently for different cards, and differently for the s ame card when it appears in different spread placements. There are many different opinions on what an entire reversed tarot spread means, but generally speaking I think it represents suppressed or internalized energies. It’s one of those obvious things that’s hard to ignore. If every card is reversed there’s usually a greater, macro meaning to the spread that should be addressed first. It relates not just to one card, but to an entire spread filled with reversed cards. We’ve covered the meanings of reversed tarot cards before, but this is a more specific question. Aside from that general observation, the details still lie within each individual card meaning.Ī common question we get is “ What if every tarot card in a spread comes up in a reversed position? What does that mean?” When many, or all cards come up reversed in the same spread, it often indicates a large number of suppressed or internalized energies.

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