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Tarot card Justice

Justice at Work and in Money

The Justice card in a work and money spread: fairness, cause and effect, honesty, balance.

Author: , Warsaw

Meaning of Justice at work

Justice at work is contracts, assessment and fair terms. The result reflects your efforts, and decisions are made by the rules.

Justice reversed in a career

The reversed Justice speaks of an unfair assessment, deception or legal difficulties. Perhaps the terms are not being kept.

In a job search

In a job search the card advises reading the contract carefully and clarifying the terms. Do not accept verbal promises.

In your current job

At work Justice speaks of an appraisal, an assessment or the settling of a disputed matter. Prepare facts and arguments.

Money and finances

In finances the card points to the balance of income and spending, taxes and agreements. Put everything in writing.

Advice from the card

Check your employment contract and the terms of payment and clarify what you do not understand.

Questions for yourself

Ask yourself three questions: where in my work does “fairness” show itself? What am I missing of “cause and effect”? What one step on the theme of “honesty” can I take this week?

About the Justice card

Justice (XI, Libra). The keywords of the card: fairness, cause and effect, honesty, balance. This card corresponds to the sign of Libra, so in questions about work and money it is often linked with the people and themes of that sign. The general interpretation upright and reversed is on the page of the card.

The Justice card in other questions

Frequently asked questions

What does the Justice card mean at work?

Justice at work is contracts, assessment and fair terms. The result reflects your efforts, and decisions are made by the rules.

What does Justice reversed mean in a career?

The reversed Justice speaks of an unfair assessment, deception or legal difficulties. Perhaps the terms are not being kept.

What does Justice say about money?

In finances the card points to the balance of income and spending, taxes and agreements. Put everything in writing.