Dispatches from beyond the veil. Stories, signs, and interpretations from the edge of knowing
Judgement reversed appears when you're stuck in the past, refusing to accept truth, or unable to forgive—yourself or others. This card signals avoidance, self-doubt, and the paralysis that comes from refusing to reckon with what needs to be acknowledged.
Upright, Judg...
The Sun reversed appears when happiness feels forced, success feels hollow, or optimism feels like a performance you can't maintain. This card signals delayed joy, dimmed confidence, and the exhaustion of pretending everything is fine when it's not.
Upright, The Sun rep...
The Devil reversed appears when you're finally ready to loosen the chains—or when you're pretending they don't exist. This card signals liberation from addiction, toxic patterns, and self-imposed prisons, but it can also indicate denial, avoidance, or trading one cage for another.
When The Moon appears reversed in a tarot reading, it often signals a turning point. The fog begins to thin. What was once confusing, frightening, or emotionally overwhelming starts to make sense.
Unlike the upright Moon—which immerses us in m
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Knight of Wands Reversed is the human version of trying to drink from a fire hose.
He is passion with no brakes.
Enthusiasm with no plan.
Charm with no accountability.
A flame-thrower in a velvet jacket.
Upright, this knight is bold and adventurous.
Reversed?
He’s a gorgeous mess.
Th...
The King of Wands Reversed is charisma without accountability.
He’s fire without wisdom.
He’s swagger turned into steamrolling.
Upright, he’s the visionary leader.
Reversed, he becomes:
impulsive
domineering
ego-driven
inconsistent
prone to tantrums when chall
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The Queen of Wands Reversed is the bad-bitch energy turned inward.
She’s normally magnetic, confident, bold, and unapologetically radiant — but reversed?
Her fire dims.
Her confidence shakes.
Her sparkle turns into comparison, jealousy, or burnout.
This reversal shows the shadow side...
The Queen of Cups upright is intuition, compassion, empathy, and emotional mastery.
Reversed, her emotional waters become overwhelming, clouded, or drained.
This card represents:
emotional overload
hypersensitivity
being overly influenced by others
codependency
poor emotion
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The King of Cups upright is emotional mastery, stability, kindness, and wise leadership of the heart.
Reversed, the king loses his equilibrium.
This card represents:
emotional imbalance
manipulation
suppression
volatility
passive-aggressive behavior
withdrawn affection
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The Ace of Wands Reversed is like the universe handing you a sparkler and the damn thing won’t light. You’ve got ideas. You’ve got ambition. You’ve got that little internal itch that says “Let’s GO.”
And yet… nothing catches.
This card isn’t saying “give up.”
It’s saying “Sweetheart, aim better.”
The Three of Wands Reversed is the cosmic version of waiting on a delivery that should have arrived yesterday.
You placed the order, you paid the fee, you even cleaned the house for its arrival — and yet here you are, staring out the metaphorical window like,
“Where the hell is my prog...
Seven of Wands Reversed is the moment when you realize:
“Damn… I don’t actually HAVE to fight every battle alone.”
Upright, this card is all adrenaline — defending your territory, holding your ground, pushing back against critics, haters, doubters, competition, or just the universe’s general nonse...
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