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Finance, Money Matters Or Debt:
When the Hanged Man is reversed, you may be unsure about what to do with regard to your financial situation. One of the most important things to realize now is that you are NOT alone and you do not have to try to do everything on your own. Do not hesitate to reach out for help if you need it. At the same time, as with an upright meaning, If things are tight financially, (yet you still have some resources remaining) this is an important time to open up the flow of prosperity by giving away some of what you have, even if all you have is a piece of bread. If that’s the case, know that there is someone nearby who would probably give their right arm to share that piece of bread with you. Find them, and share it. Something as simple as this may start the wheels turning to bring your prosperity into better times. We are all in this life together.
Card Meanings: Discontentment, Useless Sacrifice, False Prophecy, Unwillingness, Impulsiveness, Apathy, Disinterest, Stagnation, Negative Patterns
The Hanged Man is one of those Major Arcana cards which tend to have a rather poor reputation – undeservedly, in my opinion. He represents the necessary process of surrender and sacrifice, which is probably why he is not greeted with open arms. Yet both actions are a part of everyday life. We just fail to understand that, every time we make a choice between two equally desirable options, we sacrifice one in order to have the other. We surrender one state to achieve another. In fact, the Hanged Man can often indicate a period of apparent inertia, where new concepts and tenets are being absorbed. Once we have digested this new material, we can emerge from our period of inactivity with a fresh approach to things. So sometimes the Hanged Man presents us with an important method of self-development. In most Tarot decks, there’s an important visual link between the Emperor and the Hanged Man – both these figures are depicted with their legs forming the figure 4. 4 is a number connected to ideas about material stability. The Emperor often represents a man who has achieved much in the material sphere. He is usually a dynamic and energetic person who forcefully directs his will toward the attainment of his desires.
In a sense, we can see the Hanged Man as an outgrowth of the Emperor – though now it is not the material world which is the object of his aspiration – it is the spiritual realm in which he is interested. So, on a day ruled by the Hanged Man, take a little time out to consider what your current spiritual aspirations are. Write them down and think them over. Think back to the last time you attempted to assess your current journey and see whether you feel you have achieved some of the things you aimed for. And above all, recognise something. This journey of the spirit is like any other – we achieve it step by step, moment by moment. We will always be surrendering things along the way – and we need always to be open to new input, new concepts, new pages to be written in the book of life.
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Reversed Cards: If the upside-down man is no longer upside down, then is he still the Hanged Man? Regardless of his orientation, the deliberate surrender to a new sense of awareness is the same. Whether the Hanged Man is working on obtaining enlightenment or if he is ready to embrace his awakened state in the real world of daily tasks, the Hanged Man will always have his powers of manifestation thanks to the number that commands him, the three.
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Tarot Card Meanings: This card has been subject to differing interpretations but is often equated with sacrifice or self-sacrifice. However, it is also said to represent a period of reflection, of poise and of meditation. Many readers interpret this card as representing a period of suspension in life and of a passive nature. The Hanged Man does not, in most representations, appear to struggle but is accepting or choosing his sacrifice. Generally, this can be a positive card but can indicate a need to consider your next moves.