Sunday, April 18, 2021

The Tower: Understanding the Tarot

 



The tarot deck is filled with cards that have positive and negative meanings, but they are all here to assist us. These cards allow us to reflect on ourselves and our current circumstances. The tarot is a deck of cards that reflect life, and sometimes they show us things that we do not want to see, but we must see these things. The tower is a card that may seem ominous, but it is a warning to us. This article will explain the meaning of the tower.

The tower card is pictured with a tower that is aflame and falling down. There is much smoke in the night sky surrounding the tower, and the roof is coming off. People are jumping from the tower in order to save their lives. This symbolism is obvious, and this card represents sudden change, release, a downturn, and revelation. This card is a card of great impact and suddenness.

The tower reflects change, and this change will come without warning. There is a drastic upheaval represented by this card that comes as a surprise. This may be the result of a conflict or emergency, and it is definitely a time of alarm and shock. This change has not been foreseen and it is not prepared for.

This card implies an outburst just as the flames erupt from the top of the tower; this card suggests an explosion. This may manifest itself with anger or sadness, and it may manifest itself as a release of struggle. Either way it is a letting go of everything you possess. The possessions of the keeper of the tower are asunder.

A downturn in luck or fortune is also apparent from this card. The tower foretells of falling from a great height; this may mean loss of status, success, or any other position of value to you. This experience can make you honest and humble. This fall from the tower is far, and it will hurt, but the cycle of life relies on the ups and downs in order for growth to occur. From the ashes of the tower springs new life.

Realizations are an important idea that the tower represents, and this explosion does not have to be one without a gift. The tower you have built for yourself may come crumbling down because a hidden truth has been exposed, and you may have gained a powerful insight. The tower may be an illusion that you have seen through and thus the tower is destroyed.

This is a powerful card that should be taken as a warning and a lesson. If it is seen as something yet to come be aware that you are in store for a surprise; if it is present in the current events or past you must realize that you can use this upheaval as a form of learning.

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