Part One - The Major Arcana - 20, Mysticism, reading, forums, Numerology, Sun Signs, Divination

Posts: 947 · Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 5:10 pm

Llewellyn's reminds me of the 4 of Swords, with the warrior apparently laid to his rest up close. No angel, no trumpets, just dreamy catacombs and lovely colors.

Marchetti's is my favorite version, since he has kept the essentials: trumpeting messenger and raising anima, but left out the graves, which were not the most aesthetic part of this card. The colors are also amazing.

Even Universal's is a refreshing change, with the people raising from flowers rather than graves and the messenger trumpeting from a soaring bird.

Posts: 137 · Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 8:42 pm

Judgement makes me think of the end of something! I think it has much to do with Justice
but perhaps the difference is that after the Judgement you have no other chance to change behavior...
I still think that you have nothing to fear if you have behaved well....
Perhaps something new is coming...
It could also be time to judge the situation and and make decisions for the best!

I think this might be a positive card.

Posts: 57 · Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 7:33 pm

judgement - called to face your past before moving on. Time to acknowledge what ever happened and let it go.

temperance - remain balanced no matter what the circumstance.

justice - karma: what ever decisions you make will have consequences on your future.

These cards are quite different. Judgement has more to do with acknowledging your past actions, temperance is to adjust to changing situations and circumstances, while justice is facing your consequences based on your past actions.

Posts: 186 · Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 6:08 am

I think that Justice is facing the consequences on a daily basis througout life for your actions, livin life with fairness and balance.
Temperance is how you handle things in life, good or bad. Finding harmony in who you are.
Judgement is how everything comes back to you on how you lived your life and how you are ultimately judged by who you are and what you have done.