Justice
“Fairness and responsibility, weighing truth with scales and sword”
Keywords
- Fairness
- Balance
- Truth
- Responsibility
- Karmic Justice
- Judgment
- Honesty
- Clarity
- Principles
- Decision
- Equity
- Contract
- Conscience
- Objectivity
- Settlement
Symbols in the picture
- Upright Sword
The rabbit of Justice holds a sword upright in its right hand. The blade pointing upward symbolizes unobscured truth and clear judgment. It conveys discerning right from wrong sharply, without being swayed by emotion.
- Level Scales
In its left hand, it holds golden scales whose two sides are level. These scales, tilting toward neither side, symbolize fair evaluation and balance. They signify the attitude of placing every circumstance on the scales and weighing it without bias.
- Two Hands Holding Sword and Scales
A sword is held in one hand and scales in the other, creating balance. This symbolizes that true justice stands only when cool judgment and compassionate equity exist together. It conveys that neither one alone can be fair.
- Stone Throne Between Pillars
The rabbit sits on a sturdy stone throne between two stone pillars. It symbolizes unwavering principles and unchanging law. It shows that judgment is made upon firm standards, not passing feelings.
- Golden Crown on the Head
A small golden crown rests on the forehead. It symbolizes authority rightfully granted and the qualification to judge. It signifies not a display of power, but the dignity allowed to one who bears responsibility.
- Eyes Gazing Straight Ahead
The rabbit keeps both eyes open and looks straight ahead. It symbolizes the honesty of facing truth directly without looking away. It signifies seeing facts as they are, without concealment or avoidance.
- Knotted Waist Cord
A tasseled cord is neatly knotted over the garment. It symbolizes self-discipline and clarity in knowing what to bind and what to release. It signifies the mindset of steadying your emotions and upholding your principles.
Upright · Reversed
fairness · truth · balance
unfairness · bias · avoiding accountability
Upon the unbiased scales, cause and effect are honestly counted.
Every reading draws from a freshly shuffled deck.