Justice sits between the twin pillars of positive and negative energy. She raises a sword to the heavens in a motion of victory, and she sits in defense of justice itself. The sword's double edges remind us that actions can build as well as destroy, and that to have truth, falsehood must be cut away. In her left hand, she holds the scales of justice, and is prepared to weigh and balance. She shows us that we do indeed have the ability -- and the responsibilty -- of knowing right from wrong.
When Justice appears, know that justice will be done. Fairness and balance will rule the day. In terms of personalities, the balanced individual is one who knows how to get rid of excess baggage and toxic relationships, while maintaining positive and uplifting influences in their life. The Justice card may also symbolize a desire for higher education, leading to a well-balanced mind and soul.
Reversed, this card indicates legal problems and complications, and the possibility of a losing outcome in legal matters. It also can be a reminder to use mercy and compassion when judging others, and to avoid being unneccesarily harsh.
When Justice appears, know that justice will be done. Fairness and balance will rule the day. In terms of personalities, the balanced individual is one who knows how to get rid of excess baggage and toxic relationships, while maintaining positive and uplifting influences in their life. The Justice card may also symbolize a desire for higher education, leading to a well-balanced mind and soul.
Reversed, this card indicates legal problems and complications, and the possibility of a losing outcome in legal matters. It also can be a reminder to use mercy and compassion when judging others, and to avoid being unneccesarily harsh.