IX. The Hermit

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EcoSoul Botanical Tarot - The Hermit



General: The Hermit represents introspection, solitude, and wisdom. He suggests that you may need to take some time alone to reflect on your life and gain a deeper understanding of yourself. He also indicates a need for seeking guidance from a wise mentor or advisor.


Love: In matters of love, the Hermit suggests that you may need to take a step back and focus on your own needs before pursuing a relationship. He may indicate a need for introspection and self-reflection before seeking a partner or the return of a partner. 


Family and Friends: The Hermit represents a wise mentor and suggests that you may be seeking guidance from someone with more life experience. He may indicate a need for taking a more introspective approach to your relationships and seeking advice from a trusted advisor.


The Unexpected: The Hermit represents a need for solitude and reflection, and may indicate that unexpected changes or disruptions may cause you to withdraw and seek solitude in order to gain a deeper understanding of the situation.


Changes: The Hermit suggests that changes may be coming that require you to take a more introspective approach. He indicates a need for seeking guidance from a wise mentor or advisor and taking time alone to reflect on your situation before taking action.


Finances: The Hermit represents a need for financial discipline and suggests that you may need to take a more introspective approach to your finances in order to achieve stability and security. He may also indicate a need for seeking guidance from a financial advisor or wise mentor.


Outcome: The Hermit represents wisdom and guidance, and suggests that the outcome of your situation may depend on seeking advice from a trusted advisor or taking a more introspective approach to your life.


Element: Earth


Zodiac Sign: Virgo

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