Against the outer circle of the wheel are a snake and the God of Evil, Typhon, on the right and left side, respectively. The middle wheel of the Wheel of fortune card represents the four elements of life. The Wheel on the card has the letters TORA, which astrologers think to be a version of the word Torah, meaning ‘law’ or TAROT, or even ROTA (Latin for ‘wheel’). The Wheel of Fortune card has a giant wheel on display with three figures oozing on the outer edges.

The Wheel of Fortune card wants you to let go to understand your role in this life and the universe. The showing-up of the card is a reminder that you are either holding too tight onto something or just delaying your progress by ignoring the signals coming from your consciousness.

The card reminds us that change is inevitable and the only constant thing in life. The Wheel of Fortune tarot card is ruled by Jupiter, the planet of good fortune, expansion, and progress. The Wheel of Fortune card is number 10 of the Major Arcana cards in the deck of tarot cards. If you draw the Wheel of Fortune tarot card, then beep beep!! Significant life changes are going to come your way. Key meanings (Reversed): Bad luck, resistance to changes, breaking cycles, disorders, external forces, lack of control, disruptions, unwelcome changes, delays, and setbacks. Key meanings (Upright): Good luck, karma, life cycles, destiny, a turning point, soulmates, decisive moments, cycles of life, upheaval, and chance.

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