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Upright and reversed meanings, love, career, yes or no, and advice for The Devil.
Also called: the Devil card · Devil tarot · XV Devil
The Devil shows two figures chained, but the chains are loose enough to slip off. This card is about what has a hold on you: an unhealthy habit, a toxic relationship, money worries or fear. It isn't a sign of evil. It's a sign that you have more power to break free than you think.
Reversed, the Devil is actually good news. It means you're breaking free from what's been holding you back, reclaiming your power and seeing the situation clearly.
In love, the Devil points to intense passion and attraction, but also possible obsession, jealousy or a relationship that isn't healthy. Look honestly at what's keeping you there.
Reversed in love, it means freeing yourself from a toxic dynamic or unhealthy attachment.
At work, the Devil can mean feeling trapped in a job for the money, or being overly focused on material success. With money, watch debt and impulse spending.
This card leans toward no, or not right now. Its energy points to an obstacle, ending or lesson that needs attention before things can move forward.
The Devil is linked to Capricorn, the earth sign of ambition, material things and structure. That energy colors everything this card means.
As card number XV of the Major Arcana, The Devil marks a stage in the Fool's Journey, the story of growth the Major Arcana tells from beginning to end.
The Major Arcana are the 22 big-picture cards of the deck. They show major life lessons, turning points and the bigger forces at work in your story. When a Major Arcana card shows up, pay extra attention: the message is important and often has to do with your soul's growth, not just day-to-day events.
A card means the most in the context of your question. A reader can tell you what The Devil is saying about your situation right now.
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