World Card

The World Card symbolises the culmination of efforts, that where there is an ending, there is also a start of a new beginning. The card also reflects completion or fulfilment of an important task.

World Card , Tarot Card This card represents the continuance and never-ending cycle of life. The four figures in the corners of the card represent the 4 fixed zodiac signs that depict that the laws of the universe remain unchanged and orderly. The wreath surrounding the woman is symbolic of a zero, which is the symbol of god and from which all things emerge.

The symbolic qualities of this card are fulfillment / success / contentment / joy / wholeness. In readings, it is a very positive sign that you are in a position to realize your heart`s desire. A long pending project or efforts will see the light of materialization.

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