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The High Priestess
The Major Arkana card, marked with number two.
Card description
The High Priestess Tarot Card, marked with the number two, is also called the Priestess. The card shows a woman sitting in the temple, holding a holy book in her hands. This book is marked with the word “TORA”, which means the inalienable, divine law. The priestess wears a veil that symbolizes the veil of mystery as well as access to the deeper layers of the subconscious. The blue, cool color of the High Priestess robes also brings to mind water – a symbol of the subconscious and intuition. On the other hand, the bright circle that is part of the High Priestess headdress is the symbol of the Moon, which patronizes the sign of Cancer associated with this card. The moon also appears at the feet of the woman on the card, this time in the form of a thin sickle that we observe in the sky just after the new moon. The moon personifies the changeability, cyclicality of successive stages of life and everything that is hidden.
The High Priestess in the temple is situated between two columns that symbolize the sphere of matter and the sphere of spirit, as well as the duality of human nature. The black and white columns of the temple remind us that we are shaped by both good and evil.
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Card meaning
The High Priestess card speaks of the power of intuition, insight. It can sometimes mean clairvoyance or a prophetic dream. The card tells about the strength of our instincts and feelings that should not be ignored. Depending on your schedule, the Priestess advises you to trust your intuition, especially if we have any suspicions about other people’s unclean intentions. The Charter warns against silencing your inner voice and against not reacting to the injustice that is happening on your side. It can also testify to the difficulties we experience in verbalizing our thoughts and feelings. It is possible that our true emotions are hidden so deeply that we ourselves are unaware of their existence or are unable to name them. However, our lack of proper communication only deepens our isolation, and perhaps loneliness as well.
Sometimes, depending on the schedule, the High Priestess charter speaks of the need for isolation in order to reflect on certain matters and to gain better self-knowledge. The charter also speaks of an interest in secret knowledge on the part of the questioner. He suggests that these interests are worth pursuing, as esotericism can help us understand ourselves better.
Trust your intuition much more than your mind. Your mind can be manipulated.
Reversed Card
A reversed Priestess card means someone is lying to you, someone is not keeping a secret or someone is keeping secrets from you. The card in this position signals a toxic personality. The card can mean bad intuition or that you cannot trust your intuition.
Fool card about Feelings
(Relationship, Love)
In the area of the High Priestess account, he indicates deep feelings that can, however, be hidden. This card is a symbol of platonic love and a secret love that may go unnoticed for a long time. Often the Pope personifies a woman capable of making many sacrifices and sacrifices for her partner. The Pope is able to surround others with care and tender care. The associated energy of water and the sign of Cancer favors future mothers and a happy parentage. Like an ancient vestal, the woman sitting in the temple symbolizes inner purity and the guardian of the hearth. In relation to relationships, this card can also mean a person who, on the outside, seems inaccessible, cool and therefore unattainable, like the light of the moon. Her true feelings are a mystery that can be a source of fascination.
In questions about the High Priestess relationships, he advises to trust your intuition. It says that the emotions we feel are deep and linked to our greatest desires. The card also symbolizes feelings that mature in secret. It means a period of incubation, silence and waiting for events to unfold. It may indicate a person who is afraid to take the first step out of fear of rejection.
Card about Health
In the area of health, the High Priestess card may indicate ailments or diseases for women. In a negative aspect, it can mean difficulties in getting pregnant.
Sometimes the Priestess card in response to questions about health informs about psychosomatic ailments. It reminds us that our body is inextricably linked with the sphere of our emotions and can manifest unprocessed traumas and fears on the physical plane. In this way, this card signals that the ailments that bother us may have a deeper, hidden cause.
In some timetables, the High Priestess card may advise you to consult a psychotherapist.
In questions about the High Priestess relationships, he advises to trust your intuition. It says that the emotions we feel are deep and linked to our greatest desires. The card also symbolizes feelings that mature in secret. It means a period of incubation, silence and waiting for events to unfold. It may indicate a person who is afraid to take the first step out of fear of rejection.
Tarot Card in Finances
In the subject of work and finances, the card announces the promotion, the crowning achievement of the entire career path and the implementation of plans. It can also mean a quiet period in our professional life, when we can enjoy stability and certainty of income.
In response to questions about partnerships in business, the High Priestess card promises prosperity and stable, long-term business relationships. At the same time, the High Priestess is advised to listen to the voice of your intuition and not to make hasty movements in the professional field. Professional activity should be well thought out to bring the expected results. Perhaps for this reason you will have to wait a while for your professional or business opportunity.
Remember to have your own interpretation. Focus and feel individual energy that flows from the Tarot Card.