Major Arcana · 10
Wheel of Fortune
Tarot card meaning: upright and reversed, in love, work and money.

What Wheel of Fortune means
Round and round she goes. The Wheel says your luck is turning, the parking-spot-opens-right-in-front kind. Good stretches and rough ones both pass, so enjoy this one while it's here.
Smack in the middle of the Major Arcana, the Wheel of Fortune, card ten, is about cycles, fate and turning points nobody fully controls. In the classic deck a snake slides down one side and the jackal-headed Anubis rises up the other, so fortunes rise and fall in turn, while the four corner creatures stand for the fixed signs of the zodiac. In ordinary terms it's the chance meeting, the lucky break, or a season changing without asking you first.
Wheel of Fortune reversed
A small bad-luck spin, the toast landing butter side down. It comes back around, and fighting the wheel only makes you dizzy.
Reversed, the Wheel points to a rough patch, or a cycle repeating because nothing's changed yet, like the same argument for the third time. The wheel keeps turning, so put your energy into what's in your hands.
In love, work and money
Love
Timing is everything here, like bumping into someone again at exactly the right moment. If things have felt stuck, expect some movement soon.
Work
A turning point may arrive out of nowhere: a new opening, a reshuffle, a lucky introduction. Stay flexible so you can catch the good spin when it comes.
Money
Luck can swing either way, so enjoy a windfall without counting on a second one. Keep a small cushion for the downswings.
Yes or no?
Leans yes. the Wheel signals luck turning your way, though like any wheel it reminds you the moment won't last forever.
Say yes to the invitation you didn't see coming.
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