The Tarot High Priestess

Keywords

Divine inspiration, Akashic memory, wisdom, occult knowledge, psychic ability, intuition, learning, teaching, and, when reversed, shallowness, overly cool (distant, unapproachable), irritability, or promiscuity

The Lesson of the High Priestess is Insight

The Fool now finds and realizes the hidden, spiritual, and intuitive aspects of the universe.​

Personality (Strengths & Weaknesses)

Phlegmatic Type 1 is associated with the Blue HSP Personality (Water).

Phlegmatic Type 2 is associated with the Green HSP Personality (Water).

NOTE: Of the seven personalities, those with a phlegmatic constitution are inclined to be highly sensitive, so if your aura is primarily blue or green, you will be way more sensitive than most Highly Sensitive People and, maybe, psychic.​ 

The High Priestess Traditional Meanings

There may come a time (and this may be one of them) when you must trust your inner voice and rely on your gut instinct. There may be secrets and hidden agendas not yet revealed to you.

Search your heart, pay attention to your dreams, and consider consulting with those who have access to special pearls of wisdom. Reflect, meditate, and pray for in-depth insight into matters that concern you. You are quite capable of unseen talents.

Do not simply rely on validation from others at this point. There may be a bound script, a book, or some other form of reading material that could help you now. Strive to seek the facts before proceeding. Do not speak hastily. Try to remember there is much power to be gained through silence.

Pay attention to your needs. Fill your body with proper sustenance. Emotionalism, if not addressed, will undoubtedly sabotage any hope of genuine understanding.

The Tarot High Priestess Biblical Meaning

The Tarot High Priestess is connected to the Virgin Mary and is always aware and understands that there are, spiritually, two sides to everything. She is highly empathic, privy to spiritual secrets, and seeks to shine a spiritual light on the very depths of both sides of an issue to help others emerge from the shadows. However, many will oppose her due to her sensitivity to the spirit world. She prays to God, her connection to universal consciousness, for equilibrium and humility so as not to become self-serving but, instead, an instrument of peace. The High Priestess always suggests paying attention to your dreams and opening your mind to the unseen.

Keywords: Divine wisdom and inspiration, Akashic memory, occult knowledge, psychic ability, spiritual insight, revelation, intuition, learning, teaching, and, when reversed, shallowness, overly cool (distant, unapproachable), irritability, or promiscuity.

Proverbs 2:6 – For the Lord gives wisdom.

The High Priestess in a Health Reading

In my Taroscendence consultations, when this card appears in a wellness context, I explore nervous system support, stress reduction, natural remedies, and lifestyle adjustments that help your body feel safer and more regulated. Tarot health meanings aren't provided here because of the possibility of using a remedy that's not in your best interest. If you would like a healthy nudge in the right direction, you are welcome to request a consult from me.

Tarot Meditation

What is your gut feeling telling you or guiding you to do?

Food Remedies

Phlegmatics do well on both vegetarian and traditional diets. Milk, dairy products (including cheeses), wheat (and other foods containing gluten), refined sugar, starches, and flours, very cold and icy foods and drinks, and moist, creamy, rich foods will bother the Phlegmatic temperament.

Phlegmatic 1 (Blue): See Raising Blue/Phlegmatic Temperament Energy Levels

Phlegmatic 2 (Green): See Raising Green/Phlegmatic Temperament Energy Levels

Herbs & Essential Oil Remedies

Phlegmatic 1 (Blue): Chamomile (all types), lavender, marjoram, tea tree, thyme, vanilla, and white musk.

Phlegmatic 2 (Green): Basil, chamomile(all types), Douglas fir, eucalyptus, inula, jasmine, lavender, lemon balm (melissa), marjoram, peppermint, pine, rose, rosemary, tea tree, thyme, vanilla, and white musk

Stones & Crystals

Phlegmatic 1 (Blue): Blue sapphire, sapphire, lapis lazuli, blue lace agate, blue topaz, blue chalcedony, blue calcite, blue opal, aquamarine, celestite, blue kyanite, angelite, blue tourmaline, turquoise, and nephrite

Phlegmatic 2 (Green): Moss agate, green aventurine, olivine, emerald, lapis lazuli, rose quartz, malachite, pink kunzite, pink opal, rhodochrosite, jade, rhodonite, chrysoprase, pink rhodonite, green/pink tourmaline, and pink coral

Artwork: The Magic Circle by John William Waterhouse, 1886