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Justice Tarot Card Meaning (Judge Dokkaebi)
The Justice card means fairness, cause and effect, and balanced judgment. Dokkaebi Tarot reads it as the Judge Dokkaebi from the Korean folktale of the old man with the lump.
Judge DokkaebiMajor Arcana 11 · Justice
the judge who took the good old man's lump away and gave the greedy one a second
the judge who took the good old man's lump away and gave the greedy one a second
Classic tarot meaning
UprightFairness, cause and effect, balance, decisions. You get back what you put in. Judge by the facts and you will reach the right conclusion.
ReversedUnfairness, dodging responsibility, bias. Something unjust has happened to you, or you are the one avoiding responsibility.
Dokkaebi reading
Judge Dokkaebi — In the folktale of the old man with the lump, the dokkaebi took away the lump of the kind old man who sang so well, and sent the greedy old man home with a second lump. Dokkaebi Tarot calls this fair-minded dokkaebi the Judge Dokkaebi. This card means you reap what you sow, so judge honestly.
Real-life advice
LoveTime to look at the balance of give and take between you. If only one of you is trying, you need to talk.
WorkContracts, reviews and evaluations come out fair. Keep your documents and records in order.
MoneyHandle settlements, taxes and contracts precisely. Go by the rules and you won't lose out.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Justice card mean?
Fairness and cause and effect. You get back what you put in, and judging by the facts gives the right answer.
What does Justice reversed mean?
An unfair situation or dodging responsibility. If you feel wronged, gather records and evidence.
What does Justice mean in a lawsuit or contract reading?
It means fair judgment, but it can't guarantee the outcome. For legal matters, consult a professional.
Who is the Judge Dokkaebi?
In the folktale of the old man with the lump, it removed the kind man's lump and gave the greedy man another. It shows "you reap what you sow", which is why it became the Justice card.