ARCANO XI LA JUSTICIA - Curso de Tarot online gratuito Rider Waite Smith

Introduction to the Arcana of Justice

In this video, Andy introduces the Arcana number 11 - Justice. This card is associated with earthly matters, laws, institutions, and represents the cosmic order and karma.

Representation of the Card

• The Tarot de Ryder White depicts a woman holding a balance and a sword.

• Other tarot decks also feature similar representations with a woman, balance, and sword.

• Different tarot decks may have variations in additional elements such as owls or papyrus scrolls.

Numerology and Astrology

• The number 11 represents transgression of limits and boundaries.

• In Chinese tradition, 11 symbolizes the union of heaven and earth.

• Libra is universally attributed to this card in astrology.

• Libra is an air sign ruled by Venus and signifies balance and adjustment.

Meaning of the Card

• The card represents responsibility for one's actions and facing consequences.

• It signifies a period of readjustment or reorganization in one's life.

• In love readings, it suggests a moment of apparent equilibrium without extreme passion or romance.

• The card emphasizes models of behavior, judgment, criticism, and evaluation.

Practical Applications

• It can indicate the need for self-reflection and adherence to societal norms.

• Professionals in law-related fields may be represented by this card (e.g., judges, lawyers).

• It encourages conciliation of desires while considering others' needs.

• The dominant red color symbolizes life energy, instincts, love, aggression, willpower, or anger.

Numbering Variations in Tarot Decks

This section discusses numbering variations in different tarot decks for the Justice card.

Numbering Differences

• Some Marseille-style tarot decks assign the number 8 to Justice instead of 11.

• The Tarot de Ryder White maintains the number 11 for this card.

• Crowley renamed the card "Adjustment" in his tarot deck.

Symbolism and Associations

This section explores additional symbolism and associations related to the Justice card.

Numerology and Hebrew Letter

• In numerology, 11 represents the transgression of limits set by the number 10.

• The Hebrew letter attributed to this card is Lamed, meaning "yoke of an ox."

• This connects it directly with The Fool card, which symbolizes an ox.

Karma and Cosmic Balance

• Karma is a principle that governs cause and effect, connecting all beings.

• It signifies personal responsibility and free will in shaping one's destiny.

• The Justice card represents continuous adjustment and balance in the universe.

Personal Readjustment

This section focuses on personal readjustment represented by the Justice card.

Individual Responsibility

• The presence of this card suggests a need for personal readjustment.

• It may indicate a transition from being who one is to becoming who one should be.

• Adherence to societal norms, avoiding self-destructive behaviors, accepting current circumstances are emphasized.

Love and Relationships

This section discusses how the Justice card relates to love and relationships.

Apparent Equilibrium

• In love readings, the Justice card indicates a moment of apparent balance.

• There may not be intense conflicts or passionate romance present.

• It highlights models of behavior, critical judgment, and evaluation in relationships.

Internal Equilibrium

• It can represent an internally balanced individual with adaptability and practicality.

• Such individuals improve their external circumstances and approach life with common sense.

• The card suggests the need to reconcile desires and fears, considering others' experiences.

Understanding Others' Needs

This section emphasizes understanding others' needs as represented by the Justice card.

Balancing Desires and Fears

• The Justice card invites exploration of others' needs and experiences.

• It encourages conciliation while considering personal desires and fears.

• The dominant red color symbolizes various expressions of energy, including love, aggression, willpower, or anger.

The Meaning of the Justice Card

In this section, the speaker discusses the symbolism and meaning of the Justice card in tarot readings.

Symbolism of the Justice Card

• The posture of the figure in the Justice card resembles that of the Magician card.

• The arms represent "as above, so below," with the right arm as a sword and the left arm as a channel connecting heaven and earth.

• The sword and scales symbolize intellect, evaluation, and judgment.

• The red robe represents conscious control over instincts and emotions.

• The colors red, white, and green dominate, symbolizing natural growth and maturity.

• The crown features three battlements representing femininity, masculinity, material world, and spiritual world.

• A square gemstone represents intuition and resolution of contradictions.

• Gray columns signify neutrality, equanimity, tolerance, or indifference.

• A violet curtain behind Justice represents sensibility in handling legal matters.

• Yellow background signifies clear consciousness without excessive enthusiasm or greed.

Interpretation of Reversed Justice Card

In this section, the speaker explains how to interpret the reversed position of the Justice card in tarot readings.

Reversed Meaning

• If the Justice card appears reversed:

• It suggests avoiding legal matters or engaging in dishonesty or wrongdoing.

• It may indicate injustice or lack of fairness in human terms where contracts are not honored or illegal acts are committed.

• It can also imply poor legal advice or legal problems leading to imprisonment.

Combinations with Other Tarot Cards

In this section, the speaker explores various combinations involving the Justice card in tarot readings.

Combinations with Other Cards

• When combined with the Emperor card, it signifies stability and a direct connection to legal matters and decision-making.

• When paired with the Judgment card, it suggests accepting mistakes and actions for personal growth.

• Justice with the Ten of Wands represents assuming responsibilities and a heavy workload.

• Justice with the Nine of Swords may indicate guilt for breaking the law or causing harm to others.

• Justice with the Seven of Pentacles represents evaluation and reflection on one's current situation.

Conclusion

The transcript provides insights into the symbolism and interpretation of the Justice card in tarot readings. It highlights key elements such as posture, colors, symbols, and their meanings. The reversed position of the card indicates potential issues related to legality or fairness. Additionally, various combinations with other tarot cards offer further context for interpreting its significance in readings.