Justice as feelings
The other person may feel that they want things to be honest and fair between you.
- fairness
- truth
- accountability
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The other person may feel that they want things to be honest and fair between you. Their feelings seem considered, sincere and based on a clear view of the situation. They may value truth over comfort.
Interpret my cards▼Reversed
The other person may be avoiding responsibility, judging harshly or seeing things one-sidedly. Their feelings could be real but clouded by bias or by fear of consequences. A calm, factual conversation may help.
Interpret my cardsAdvice
Weigh the facts honestly, including your own role. Make fair choices, keep your word and accept the consequences.
Reversed: Look for bias, in others and in yourself. Take responsibility where it is yours and ease up on harsh self-judgement.
A question to reflect on
What would a fair account of this situation include?
Reversed: Am I being fair to myself?
Justice: common questions
What does Justice mean as feelings?
The other person may feel that they want things to be honest and fair between you. Their feelings seem considered, sincere and based on a clear view of the situation. They may value truth over comfort.
What does Justice reversed mean as feelings?
The other person may be avoiding responsibility, judging harshly or seeing things one-sidedly. Their feelings could be real but clouded by bias or by fear of consequences. A calm, factual conversation may help.
What advice does Justice give?
Weigh the facts honestly, including your own role. Make fair choices, keep your word and accept the consequences.
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