☆♥*♥☆Tarot Card # 11~Justice~Libra ☆♥*♥☆

by Lorraine Valente

Tarot Card # 11~Justice~Symbolic of Libra

Justice represents harmony and balance. In all the cards, we encounter positive and negatives aspects of life. There are always choices to make between right and wrong, dark and light and discovering the shades of gray in between. However, what we deem justice is contingent upon our perceptions. We learn through life's circumstances. Justice represents the balance people create in order to live a healthy and fulfilling life.

The image in this card sits a woman between 2 columns. In her right hand she holds a double-edged sword, symbolic of the mind, duality and decision-making. In her left hand are the scales of justice used to find harmony and balance. There are often conflicting elements in our lives preventing us from achieving balance. 

This card symbolizes The Universal Law of Equilibrium and pure intellect. The “Sword of Justice” eliminates waste and knows how to prioritize. Whatever direction your energy has been focused, will finally pay off.   This is another card in the deck in which "karma" is indicated. We reap what we sow. "What goes around, comes around". It's Universal "Law". Weighing evidence, judgment and decision making are all implied in “Justice”.

When this card appears in a reading, it suggest that you must look at the areas of imbalance or excess in your life to where moderation and equilibrium will bring you peace and replace chaos. A fair and balanced outcome is indicated. Make correct choices by eliminating all the non-essentials in your life.  Then be careful what you wish for :-).

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