The Hermit in Tarot – What is the advice of this card?

The letter The Hermit in Tarot means solitude, search. She comes to teach you to turn off your mind and enjoy the silence to achieve enlightenment and self-knowledge.

This Major Arcana symbolizes wisdom, isolation, concentration, the ability to reassess life and goals.

Card Description The Hermit in Tarot

The drawing contained in The Hermit card in Tarot shows an old man alone on top of a mountain. He chose this path of solitude and self-discovery. This is how he achieved a heightened state of consciousness.

In his right hand he holds a flashlight, which illuminates his face and his path.

However, it only illuminates your next steps, not the full journey. He needs to take the first step and only then see where to take the next step.

In his left hand, the subconscious side, he holds a staff, which he uses to balance him.

What does The Hermit mean in Tarot?

The Hermit card in Tarot shows that you need to take a break from the routine to look inside yourself and find the answers you are looking for.

This arcane reminds us that truth and knowledge are within us and not in the distractions of the outside world.

When it appears in a reading, it indicates that you are leaving the mundane behind and starting a journey of self-discovery, led by your inner wisdom.

The advice of this letter is for you to take the moment to do a spiritual retreat, a sacred pilgrimage, a meditation or other type of action that is focused on contemplation.

It’s time for you to experience a deep sense of seclusion and introspection. This is a journey you need to take alone. Find your light, enlighten your soul and create your unique path.

Typically, this The Hermit card comes when the querent is at a pivotal point in their life, considering a new direction.

Thus, this is an important time for you to re-evaluate your personal goals before making any decision.

The Hermit can also indicate that there is a spiritual mentor coming into your life to raise your vibration and improve your consciousness. This mentor will teach you to find the answers within you.

The Inverted Hermit card meaning

The Hermit in the inverted position has two meanings: that you are not taking enough time to reflect on your life or that you are isolating yourself too much.

If you are still trying to connect with your spiritual self, The Inverted Hermit encourages you to meditate and reflect longer.

The time has come to delve into your inner self and try to rediscover your mission here on earth.

Chances are you’re so preoccupied with dealing with your day-to-day problems that you don’t have time to stop, silence, and listen to your inner voice.

Only your inner self and your intuition can lead you to the right path. So it’s important that you focus on rebuilding yourself on a spiritual level.

If you spend a lot of time reflecting on your existence, The Reversed Hermit suggests that you are isolating yourself too much.

Just as important as silencing and listening to your inner self is connecting with others. Connecting with humanity also helps with the spiritual journey.

The Hermit in the Love Tarot

If the Hermit card came up with a question about love, it indicates that you need to collect yourself and think carefully about the type of relationship you want in your life.

For the committed, stop and think if your partner is really the person you dreamed of and need in your life. Remember to always put yourself first.

If you are single, The Hermit asks for prudence in the face of a possible new love. Wait a while to get to know each other better before bonding and bonding.

The popular saying that fits perfectly for the interpretation of this card in the face of love issues is: “Better alone than poorly accompanied.” See the full meaning of the Hermit in the Tarot of Love.

The Hermit in the Labor Tarot

The Hermit letter in the face of questions about work asks you not to act on your own. Be prudent and cautious.

This arcane indicates that you still don’t have the clarity needed to solve the problem that is in front of you, so it’s better to wait, reflect and not act, for now.

If you are unemployed, the news is bad: for now, you will not find a new job.

The best thing you can do now is reflect on what your professional goals are and make a plan to achieve them.

If you’re thinking about taking a graduate degree or expensive course, wait. Don’t bet big yet. This is not the time to take big risks.

The Hermit Card in the Mythological Tarot

The Hermit card is represented by the god Kronos, a bearded titan, wrapped in a robe and carrying a lantern.

The lantern that Cronos the Hermit carries signifies the light of perception and knowledge, wisdom gained through the sacrifice of solitude and patient waiting.

The crow is the bird of the Hermit Cronos, as it is believed to be the incarnation of the spirit of the old king who died to make way for the new cycle.

The crescent-shaped sickle blade also represents the Moon and signifies, among other things, the cycles of time and fluctuations.

The Hermit brings two important lessons: the lesson of time and the limitations of life. No one is allowed to live beyond their time and nothing remains unchanged.

In a divinatory sense, the Hermit card means a time of solitude or isolation so that the wisdom of patience and respect for one’s limitations can be acquired.

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