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JUSTICE (second part)

marked by the number 8, she begins with the second sevenfold. For this reason, its symbolism is the most balanced and universal among those who make illustrations of the Tarot. His main meanings are related to balance, impartiality and objectivity. With the three colors are rich in meaning (yellow, red and blue) is configured as a card to great predictive power. According to classical mythology, the figure of "Justice" is associated with the goddess Themis, daughter of Heaven and earth, as also described by the greatest singers. Topics challenged in one hand and a sword in the other the balance indicate that the giustizai what can not be imposed without the help of force; also sometimes the eyes of the goddess of justice appear covered by a bandage. This especially increases the sense of fairness of the Law and Justice eliminating any distinctions between the categories of persons, or between social ranks: the assumption of neutrality is essential for Justice

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JUSTICE (Part One)

When leaves are always happy because this card itself has a "lot" of good meanings. It 's like someone hands you a glass of water when you're thirsty, shelter from sun or rain when you're too hot or you're afraid of getting wet. E 'number 8, a number made up of two overlapping circles two perfect things that symbolize that everything is in order, both in heaven and on earth. E 'twice four, two squares that indicate stability in the material and spiritual world. The woman seated on a throne looking straight ahead of him (Tarot of Marseilles); invites us to look within us, his eyes meet ours and makes us a frank assessment: we are honest with ourselves?
Justice is sitting on the throne as an attitude of passivity, however, presents a twisted gold chain which forms a collar with a thin crescent moon cut in two by a vertical line, separating the passive nature of the two has taken on a sunny here : below the neck the moon is red and indicates the action. Holding a sword, a double-edged sword, and indicates the ability to distinguish good from evil, right and wrong. Normally in other tarot this woman holding the scales only. But the sword is pointing at the sky to capture the celestial forces as well as being a symbol of threat and punishment.