Justice reminds us in an almost karma-like way that ultimately, life is fair and just, and our deeds have to be answered for. If you are in a moral dilemma, or are unsure which of two paths to take, expect this card to feature heavily in your readings. You may also find it if you are suffering remorse for past actions, or have done something particularly good - deed has come back to you. You are being put on warning that no deed however small goes unnoticed, and ALL need to be paid for eventually, even is this just means accepting responsibility for your actions.

Next up, possibly scariest and well-know of tarot cards, 'Hanged Man'. The Hanged Man is telling us that sometimes, only way to truly control is to set free, to let go. In readings, Hanged Man should alert you to fact that best answer to a problem is not always most obvious. On occasion, desire for action can be counter-productive, and you must withhold from precipitous jumps. This counterintuitive reasoning has to be experienced to be understood.

The next card, card 13, is Death. Of course, it has no relation to physical death, but is associated with endings, or openings of new doorways. Great changes are often heralded by this tarot card. The end of an era can be a sad time, but you must see it for what it really is - an opportunity to grow into next stage of cycle. The card may also be a warning that irresistible events are about to unfold, and 'going with flow' is only way to keep your head above turbulent waters. By swimming with current, you will reach your destination faster.