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15 | The Devil

15 | The Devil
Overview

The Devil symbolizes being trapped by desire, materialism, and temptation.

It prompts you to break free from limiting beliefs or addictions, and reclaim your power by releasing yourself from self-imposed chains and embracing a path of liberation and self-awareness.

The Devil reminds you that true freedom comes from within, and by confronting your fears and desires with courage and honesty, you can embrace a life of authenticity and purpose.

He encourages you to release attachments to material possessions, confront unhealthy patterns or behaviours, and reclaim your sovereignty as you liberate yourself from the chains of bondage and embrace a path of self-mastery and personal freedom.


Symbolism

Many religious interpretations present The Devil as a catch-all for many negative behaviours.

In occult circles, Baphomet (the devil figure) can represent the fine balance between good and evil.

The devil figure represents bondage and temptation, while the loose chains symbolize enslavement to material, sexual or otherwise negative desires.


How to read The Devil reflectively

Ask yourself questions like:

  • How would I embody the energy of The Devil?

  • Am I preoccupied with something or someone I shouldn’t be?

  • Am I neglecting aspects of my life to fulfil short term desires? Am I ok with that?

  • Who or what could The Devil reflect, and what do I like/dislike about that?

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