So, what does all of this mean when the Star card is pulled in your tarot reading? Well, the woman at the center at the Star tarot card tells us a lot about how we're supposed to interpret the card. The woman is nourishing the earth around her, both the land that's already growing back and the land that's still bare. "Any challenges you've faced recently are about to move into the past and you can focus on the positive aspects of your life," says Claire Goodchild of "The Antique Anatomy Tarot" deck.
Biddy Tarot also says that the Star card is a sign you're "entering a peaceful, loving phase in your life filled with calm energy, stability, and a more in-depth understanding of both yourself and others around you." The hardest part of your journey has come to an end (at least for now). It's time to grow and enjoy the work you've put into making it through challenges. Nourishment is still important, but so is taking a moment to understand what you've just gone through — the same way the woman pictured in the card is watering the land around her.
When you draw the Star tarot card and it's upside down, however, it means it's time to stop and take care of yourself. The Star reversed is a sign that you've become "disengaged" and "uninspired" with different parts of your life so it's time to stop, reflex, and most importantly recharge.
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