Justice Tarot Card Meanings and Combinations
XI Justice Correspondences:
Astrology: Libra Element: Air Keywords & phrases: Balanced thought. The law/legal matters. Justice Tarot Card Meanings In the Tarot de Marseille Justice is numbered eight and Strength eleven, as also explained previously in Strength, with reference to the Order of the Golden Dawn and A E Waite making the switch. The image usually depicts a figure balancing the scales of justice, in the Gilded Tarot she wears a blindfold to emphasise her impartial perspective. Justice weighs the scales without bias to find the balance in favour of a ruling that is right and fair to all, she does not take sides but simply balances the facts and evidence to come to the truth. (Some readers associate this card with karma, although personally I relate that to the Judgement card.) The Justice Tarot card can be literal in representing the law, so any legal matters or associated documents would also be relevant. When this card appears in your reading it may suggest that you need to weigh things up with a balanced mind; take a rational and logical view to the matter in question in order to be impartial but fair in your dealings. If reversed or ill-dignified, it may suggest imbalance, unfair dealings, false accusations, or complications with a legal matter. Justice Tarot Card Combinations Justice > Ten of Wands: Weighed down by official rules and regulations and red tape, or bogged down by a legal matter. The Empress > Ace of Cups > Justice: Can indicate registering a birth; birth certificate. Eight of Wands > The Chariot > Justice: on a mundane level, possible speeding ticket, without the Eight it may signify legal documentation connected to a vehicle. Hierophant > Ten of Swords > Justice: There are various combinations relevant for divorce proceedings/split, (Ten of Cups, for example, instead of Hierophant) but exercise care and read the progression as the order is important. Justice > Ace of Pentacles > Five of Pentacles: liquidation, filing for bankruptcy, or losing a legal case that may prove costly. The Hermit > Justice: Applying careful and balanced thought toward a careful decision, probably well-researched. Justice > Judgement: Sometimes literal. A legal matter being resurrected. Supports all and any marriage cards (marriage certificate). 
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