Key Words: Injustice, Unbalance, Unfairness, Inequality, Karma, Legal Action, Accountability, Equilibrium

The justice card will often appear in the readings of those who are seeking a judgement of some sort and serves to insure that the decision will be a fair one.

We should take care not to assume that by fair we mean that our own side will ‘win’.

When the Justice card is in reverse, the opposite occurs and the card stands for injustice or corruption. It’s possible that legal complications may manifest. Is someone prejudiced against you and trying to hold you back for whatever reason?

True Justice arises from a balance of severity and mercy.

Consider whether your judgements of others are excessively severe.

Key Words: Intellectual, Gifted Negotiator, Power, Command, Intelligence

When the King of Swords appears upright, he is an upholder of law and order. He rules with unquestioned authority. His commands are fair, based on justice, knowledge and understanding. He is stern but considerate.

Do not trust the King of Swords when he is reversed. His guiding star is leading him with self-interest.

He is all about self-advancement. He actually enjoys squashing any opponents: it is not enough for him to defeat his rivals, he is driven to destroy them.

Avoid him!

Key Words: Generosity, Kindness, Charity, Good Fortune, Blessings

An act of giving, charity, or reimbursement? The result is balance and harmony, figuratively and spiritually. A wealthier individual gives to someone who has less.

Extremes of the haves and have nots are, if not vanished, at least lessened.

When everyone receives what is rightfully theirs, justice reigns and communities are dynamic and strong. Generosity lays the groundwork for a happy future.

When abundance is freely shared, everyone benefits. Assets are shared equitably, and there is peace in the human family.

Did anyone notice, after reading about all three cards, which were randomly pulled, I might add, that they all revolve around justice this week? This may be a difficult week for us all. Especially after the suffering of previous weeks and then the positive energy of last week.

The Justice card in reverse indicates delays in legal matters or unfairness in a situation. If you are the person in power, you may be unduly severe in dispensing punishment. However, I feel that you are more likely in the powerless position. You may be holding resentment over being treated unfairly.

If you are feeling resentful, your equilibrium is out of whack, and you may swing from one emotional extreme to another. The antidote is to balance your own life and become less dependent upon outside influences.

How do we approach the issues of this week?

When the King Of Swords card is reversed he indicates fickleness; using words as swords to wound; most likely gossiping and is superficial. This King enjoys playing one person against the other and has rigidity in his opinions.

What this could mean is that this King represents a situation in which the people around you are hostile toward your ideas or your spiritual quest. I recommend that you keep these particular matters to yourself this week.

What Can You Do About It?

During this week, you may be required to change your lifestyle to surround yourself with people that will encourage a sense of security for yourself in the future. Doing this will bring you peace of mind. Think about letting those people go from your life that have treated you unfairly.

Furthermore, trust and support are qualities that are imperative in any relationship (including career or business associates). Remind yourself that you have a loving, good heart and that you deserve people around you that treat you the same way that you treat them; with respect, honesty and loyalty.

It’s time to make some difficult decisions.

HOW IT WORKS

If you’ve never seen one of my Weekly TAC Tarot Readings before, I’ll explain how it works. The blue links will take you to each section.

1. Firstly, the Theme of The Week is overall subject or concerns that will be happening during the week.
2. Secondly, the Approach To The Week is about what attitude, feelings or actions to try and use regarding the issues.
3. Thirdly, the Challenges of The Week card seems obvious, however, these aren’t always easily accomplished.
4. Lastly, Christine’s Guidance is about How The Cards Come Together, which includes some advice about what you can do to help yourself through the week.

It’s important to me that you know that:

• I do these Readings with the utmost care.
• I have never engineered the choosing of these cards.
• The fact that the cards coincide on a regular basis is absolutely genuine.
• These cards are always chosen with me asking: “Please show me which card to choose for our Weekly _____. Please help me to choose one for whatever the readers of the post need to know or need help with”.
• I read the cards separately and together.
• The cards are chosen with pure intent for each particular ‘position’ (Weekly Theme, Weekly Approach and Weekly Challenge).
• Christine’s Guidance is written psychically (by the receiving and translation of information from my Guides).