The Tower Reversed

When reversed, The Tower suggests you are resisting an inevitable breakdown or trying to avoid a necessary upheaval. You may be aware that change is needed but are clinging to the status quo out of fear. The longer you resist, the more dramatic the eventual collapse will be. Consider making voluntary changes before the universe forces them upon you.

The Tower represents sudden, dramatic upheaval that shatters the foundations of what you thought was secure. While shocking and potentially painful, this destruction is ultimately necessary to clear away false structures built on unstable ground. From the rubble emerges a stronger, more authentic foundation upon which to rebuild your life.

Reversed, The Tower suggests you sense an impending upheaval in love but are desperately trying to hold things together. The slow crumbling of a foundation built on denial or avoidance is just as destructive as the sudden crash. Facing the truth now, however painful, prevents a far greater collapse later.

You are either dreading an inevitable professional upheaval or trying to rebuild after one has already occurred. Resistance to necessary destruction only prolongs the pain. Sometimes the fear of collapse is worse than the collapse itself.

No

Reversed, The Tower indicates that you are either delaying an inevitable collapse or slowly emerging from one. The upheaval may be internal rather than external, but the instability remains. The answer is still no; the ground beneath this situation is not yet stable.