The World
Arrived
The energy of the card
Within a laurel wreath a figure dances, surrounded by the four creatures. The card stands for completion, wholeness and the feeling of having arrived in the right place – at home in yourself and in the world.
Your path with this card
Arriving is also a beginning: the circle closes and at the same time opens to the next. The World invites you to celebrate your wholeness and keep dancing.
- Where do you feel completely at home?
- What has come to completion in your life?
In the shadow
Arriving becomes standing still, completion becomes complacency. The World reminds you that every ending is a new beginning.
The image and its meaning
The dancer of the world unites the 4 corners of the earth, connects the opposites of the cosmos and creates universal balance.
The two white wands in her hands symbolize the united poles, the oneness of the great whole. The World calls on us to use our freedom wisely. Sometimes gaining freedom requires breaking the frame and pushing through outer constraints.
In this way we regain our emotional balance and can pass this harmony on to the world around us. The World stands for reaching a goal, the final realization of our dreams and wishes – the ultimate completion. If we have not yet reached our goal, this card signals that we are on the right path and that the reward is not far away.
Related cards
Tarot The Fool
The World closes the circle the Fool opened. End and beginning join hands.
Lenormand The House
The House in the Lenormand carries the same feeling: shelter and home.
Symbols on the card
- Nacktheit der Figur · Wahrheit, FreiheitDie Nacktheit steht für Authentizität, Reinheit und Selbstakzeptanz.
- Ovaler Kranz · Kreis des LebensDer Lorbeerkranz steht für Sieg, Abschluss und Wiedergeburt.
- Tänzerin im Kranz · Vollendung, EinheitDie tanzende Figur verkörpert Harmonie mit sich selbst und dem Universum.
- Vier geflügelte Wesen · Vollständigkeit, ElementeLöwe, Adler, Engel und Stier symbolisieren die vier Elemente und Weltachsen.
- Zwei Stäbe · Balance, MeisterschaftDie Figur hält Stäbe in beiden Händen – sie ist in Kontrolle.
