THE WORLD TAROT CARD MEANING
The world tarot card meaning
A woman, wearing only a large purple veil draped around her body, holds a scepter in both hands.
The large, oval laurel wreath forms a kind of frame. The pose of the dancer is reversed from that of The Hanged Man (12).
In the corners of the card, the representatives of the four elements are enveloped in clouds.
The call to respond to the consummation, to unite with your true self, is followed by the consummation. The dancer is completely free and in unity with everything.
While she lives in the material world (the right foot is on the ground), the freedom of the soul is represented by the raised left foot.
The sceptres in her hand signify, that man is in control of his own destiny. They are also symbols of the male and female energy, of electrical and magnetic energy. All of this is in balance, as the rods are the same size.
The purple veil hides her ambivalence. Purple is the color of divinity. She is both masculine and feminine.
The green laurel wreath indicates victory, crowning, the fusion of the ego with the soul. Green is also a color of love and healing.
The oval shape of the wreath is reminiscent of the number 0, the cosmic egg, all-in-one and here the symbol of the highest consciousness.
The red ribbons around the wreath are in the shape of an 8. This indicates that heaven and earth are connected. This is also shown by the fact that the dancer has one foot on the 'ground' and one foot in the air.
The rhythm of life is expressed through the dance of the dancer (the dance is the symbol of being in the now).
The dancer, who has the inverted pose of The Hanged Man, shows where the Hanged Man's ordeal ultimately leads.
The four elements in the corners of the map are completely spiritualized. You see only the head and the head represents the true spirit.
The World symbolizes consummation, union with the higher self, cosmic consciousness.
The large, oval laurel wreath forms a kind of frame. The pose of the dancer is reversed from that of The Hanged Man (12).
In the corners of the card, the representatives of the four elements are enveloped in clouds.
The call to respond to the consummation, to unite with your true self, is followed by the consummation. The dancer is completely free and in unity with everything.
While she lives in the material world (the right foot is on the ground), the freedom of the soul is represented by the raised left foot.
The sceptres in her hand signify, that man is in control of his own destiny. They are also symbols of the male and female energy, of electrical and magnetic energy. All of this is in balance, as the rods are the same size.
The purple veil hides her ambivalence. Purple is the color of divinity. She is both masculine and feminine.
The green laurel wreath indicates victory, crowning, the fusion of the ego with the soul. Green is also a color of love and healing.
The oval shape of the wreath is reminiscent of the number 0, the cosmic egg, all-in-one and here the symbol of the highest consciousness.
The red ribbons around the wreath are in the shape of an 8. This indicates that heaven and earth are connected. This is also shown by the fact that the dancer has one foot on the 'ground' and one foot in the air.
The rhythm of life is expressed through the dance of the dancer (the dance is the symbol of being in the now).
The dancer, who has the inverted pose of The Hanged Man, shows where the Hanged Man's ordeal ultimately leads.
The four elements in the corners of the map are completely spiritualized. You see only the head and the head represents the true spirit.
The World symbolizes consummation, union with the higher self, cosmic consciousness.
Corewords
RECEIVING A REWARD OR ACHIEVING A GOAL; YOU HAVE SUCCESS
Cosmic awareness. Accolade. Success. Fulfillment.
Cosmic awareness. Accolade. Success. Fulfillment.
Day card
It is with a good feeling that you close something today. You have achieved your goal which you had in mind. A successful day that you can look back on with a satisfied feeling. You are in a party mood. Enjoy that because you've earned it. The world lies at your feet.
Questions
What possibilities and limitations do you experience?
What limitations do you exceed?
What place do you occupy in your world?
In what way do you give form to your world?
In what way do you limit yourself?
What limitations do you exceed?
In what way have you become more independent and in what way do you celebrate this?
To what extent do you satisfy your own needs?
What limitations do you exceed?
What place do you occupy in your world?
In what way do you give form to your world?
In what way do you limit yourself?
What limitations do you exceed?
In what way have you become more independent and in what way do you celebrate this?
To what extent do you satisfy your own needs?
