Positive Messages from 6 of the Tarot’s Most Feared Cards

November 19th, 2020

By Nikki Harper

Staff Writer for Wake Up World

We’re taught to read tarot cards by understanding the imagery on the cards – but what of those cards which have negative, gloomy or downright frightening imagery? Card like the Tower, and the 10 of Swords? Traditionally, these cards do speak of negative events, but as with other forms of divination, the point of tarot is not to scare you, or to foretell doom and gloom – it’s to help you tap into your higher consciousness, from where you can access the not-so-scary wisdom these cards truly hold.

In the end, there are no “good” cards and “bad cards” – a spread full of the most positive cards imaginable can actually point to complacency, missed opportunities, laziness or smugness. Likewise, a spread full of challenging cards can be just the catalyst someone needs to lift their game, lift their sights and lift their spirits. Here’s an overview of the hidden feel good factor in six of the tarot’s most feared cards.

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