Justice: yes or no?
Upright: Leans yes · Reversed: Maybe or not yet
Justice leans towards a fair outcome when you look at the facts honestly.
- fairness
- truth
- accountability
▲Upright
Yes. Justice leans towards a fair outcome when you look at the facts honestly. Weigh them clearly and own your part.
Interpret my cards▼Reversed
Maybe. Reversed, bias or avoided responsibility may cloud things. The answer depends on seeing the situation fairly.
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
Is Justice a yes or no?
Yes. Justice leans towards a fair outcome when you look at the facts honestly. Weigh them clearly and own your part.
Is Justice reversed a yes or no?
Maybe. Reversed, bias or avoided responsibility may cloud things. The answer depends on seeing the situation fairly.
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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