Keywords: Justice, equality, equity, fairness, adroitness, righteousness, morals and ethics.
The Justice card represents fairness, truth, and accountability. It represents the inner moral compass, emphasising the importance of making decisions based on honesty and integrity.
This card encourages you to honestly evaluate situations and relationships, considering all sides and full context, before making decisions.
The Justice card urges you to confront reality and acknowledge what is just, and reminds you all actions have consequences. You are accountable for your decisions and actions and that these choices will ultimately shape your future.
In some contexts, the Justice card may point to legal matters or the resolution of disputes.
A word of caution: This card in not all about justice and fairness in big matters in life. It also indicates the importance of inner balance when it comes to little, everyday matters. Those are the decisions that pile up and pave your path in life. Remember, values are not what you declare out-loud, but what you actually act upon each and every day. Take an honest look at your decisions and actions in the past months, and you will see the real values you have been perusing. Do they match the values you declare? If so, great. If not, it’s never too late to reevaluate and make some changes.
Planet: Mars
Element: Air
Reversed meaning
Imbalance: This card can suggest that something or someone is not being considered or treated fairly. It may indicate that one party is being favoured over another, leading to injustice or inequity.
Avoidance of Responsibility: You or someone in your life is refusing to be accountable for their actions or decisions. They are shirking their responsibilities or not facing the consequences of their choices.
Dishonesty: The upside down Justice may indicate that someone is being deceptive or that decisions are being made without proper consideration of ethics. Make sure that integrity or truthfulness are a part of this unfolding process.
Legal Matters: In contexts involving legal matters, reversed Justice means head-up. There might be complications, setbacks, or a negative outcome in a legal case. It may also suggest corruption or biases within the legal process.
Misjudgement: You are not being fair. If you consider the matter honestly, you will see you have misjudged things. You may have not considered all sides or you may have strong motives that made you bias. Your misjudgement may have been due to self preservation or in order to protect someone you love. Or it may have just been made in haste. In any case, reevaluate.
