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Few cards carry a reputation like The Star.

The Star upright

Hope, renewal, healing, inspiration, faith.

The Star reversed

Discouragement, lost faith, disconnection, self-doubt, dimmed hope.

Keywords: hope, renewal, healing, inspiration, faith

The Star tarot card

The classic reading (Waite, 1911)

The Pictorial Key to the Tarot is the oldest layer of the card — modern readers soften and expand these meanings.

Golden Dawn correspondences

Fortune telling with The Star

The light and the shadow

In its light, The Star: Hoping for the best Believing good things happen to good people Seeing events in the best possible light Adopting a generous spirit Seeking guidance from above Embracing possibility over probability

The reversed trap of The Star: Denying unpleasant truths Denying personal accountability and saying, "Things just happen!" Ignoring signs and omens Preferring illusion to reality Spreading pessimism and stinginess of spirit

Questions to ask The Star

The extended portrait, upright

The Star card in the upright position represents hope, optimism, and inspiration. It suggests healing and renewal, and can be seen as a guiding light during a difficult time. This card encourages you to have faith in a better future and to trust in your own abilities.

The extended portrait, reversed

When the Star card appears in the reversed position, it can indicate a lack of direction or a feeling of disillusionment. It may also suggest hopelessness or unfulfilled desires. This card can also represent blockages that prevent one from reaching their full potential.

Card details

Read The Star in context

The Star in combinations

Traditional correspondences connect this reading to: Aquarius — card of the Aquarius decan.

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