The World tarot card from the 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck

The World

Upright
completion, fulfilment, wholeness
Reversed
loose ends, delays, lack of closure
Yes or no
Yes (reversed: not yet clear)

The image

A dancing figure floats inside a large laurel wreath, holding two wands, with the four winged creatures in the corners. A great cycle has come full circle.

Upright meaning

In general

A cycle is complete. You have reached a goal, learned the lesson or arrived where you meant to be; celebrate it before the next chapter begins.

In love

Fulfilment and wholeness are highlighted. A relationship reaches a happy milestone or you feel complete within yourself.

At work

Success and completion of a major project or goal are indicated. Recognition and new horizons follow.

With money

Financial goals are reached. Enjoy the result and plan your next long-term step.

Reversed meaning

In general

You are close to completion, but a few loose ends remain. Finish what you started before moving on.

In love

Something feels unfinished. Closure or one final step is needed before you can feel fully at peace.

At work

Delays prevent a project from being fully completed. Push through the last stretch.

With money

You are near your goal, but not quite there. Stay disciplined a little longer.

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