The Devil: yes or no?
Upright: Leans no · Reversed: Maybe or not yet
The Devil leans towards caution, as something may hold you more than you admit.
- attachment
- habit
- shadow
▲Upright
No. The Devil leans towards caution, as something may hold you more than you admit. Look at your real choices first.
Interpret my cards▼Reversed
Maybe. Reversed, a hold is loosening. The answer may improve as you see clearly and act.
Interpret my cardsAdvice
Name the habit, attachment or fear that holds you. See how loosely the chains hang, and choose honestly. Support from others can help.
Reversed: Awareness is the first step. Take one small action to loosen the grip, and be honest about what you have been avoiding.
A question to reflect on
What am I holding that I could put down?
Reversed: What would I do if I trusted that I could step out?
The Devil: common questions
Is The Devil a yes or no?
No. The Devil leans towards caution, as something may hold you more than you admit. Look at your real choices first.
Is The Devil reversed a yes or no?
Maybe. Reversed, a hold is loosening. The answer may improve as you see clearly and act.
What advice does The Devil give?
Name the habit, attachment or fear that holds you. See how loosely the chains hang, and choose honestly. Support from others can help.
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