Major Arcana

The World

Completion/Wholeness

About This Card

Completion, integration, accomplishment, and travel.

Card Interpretations

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Upright Meaning

Having it all. Knowing and loving yourself as completely as possible. Seeing the interconnection of all things and people. Enhancing your perspective. Living life to its fullest. Understanding the meaning of life.

Keywords:

completionachievementfulfillmentwholenessintegrationtravel

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Reversed Meaning

Allowing greed and envy to prevent you from enjoying what you do possess. Failing to see the larger design in ordinary events. Believing that everything that exists can be touched, counted, or measured. Failing to see the divine reflected in those around you.

Keywords:

incompletionshortcutslack of closurestagnationseeking validation

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