Fifteenth among the Major Arcana, The Devil represents desires, passions and determination. People with this energy are bold, independent and determined. They can pursue their goals steadfastly, having access to available resources, specific knowledge and supportive people. They are decisive and courageous, extremely resilient and influential on other people.
Conditions of The Devil
Positively
- Desires and passions. You are not ashamed of your desires and accept yourself as you are. You enjoy life without shyness and want to get everything you deserve. You believe that life is one and you must enjoy all its benefits. But you also know how to control your passions without overdoing it.
- Independence. This energy makes you free from your faults and the past that weighs you down. It does not mean that you have to erase your character, but that you gain the willpower to guide your instincts and motivations in the right way.
- Determination. To deal with your flaws you have to be very determined; doubts here are not good because they make you lose. When you grow in the right way, you find a perfect balance and no longer doubt your choices. Being firm in your principles allows you to open up spiritually.
- Winner. The more you win over yourself, the more you realize you are on the right path and move forward confidently. Slowly your life is filled with achievements and moments when you overcome your weaknesses-this makes you proud, creative and makes you better.
- Wise man and mentor. With experience you learn to see things wisely: you don't divide the world into black and white, but see its complexity. Knowing how to accept yourself, you teach others to love human nature and treat it in a balanced way. Your wisdom touches all aspects of life.
- Seeker. You are always searching for truth and harmony, without this your life is meaningless. People like you often devote their lives to science, philosophy or spiritual practices.
Negatively
- Lack of control. This energy requires you to always control and manage your emotions. If you let go, you lose your creativity and go in a bad direction, where things get worse. Then you immediately become sad and have fits of anger that you can't control.
- Self-destruct. Bad habits, aggression, insensitivity make you weak and drive you to ruin your health, both in body and mind. This can make you sick, worsening your life and confusing your thoughts.
- Dictator. When you feel you have power over others, you try to keep it and assert yourself at the expense of the people around you. This is a negative use of energy, which makes you more angry and sensitive to bad things. The power to control others becomes an obsession, which gives you very strong emotions.
- Employee. You can become addicted to many things: drugs, alcohol or strong feelings. You can also become addicted in a relationship, always following a person who crushes your will and tries to take advantage of you. Without the strength to break free, you feel weak and powerless.
- Loser. When you give up, you stop fighting your weaknesses and become a victim of them. You begin to be defeated in everything: in work, in creativity, in relationships. Once in this vicious cycle, you remain a prisoner of it and feel helpless and broken.
How to bring energy into positive
- Master your emotions to prevent them from overwhelming you. At critical moments distract yourself and move away. Also allow the other person to regain balance before resuming dialogue. Controlling emotions is essential everywhere.
- Get rid of harmful thoughts that hold you back as limited vision, poor self-esteem, fear of change.
- Reconcile with yourself by accepting things as they are or striving to change them. Cultivate self-love, improve yourself, refine personality.
- Do sports to develop self-control, physical and mental well-being.
- Give more freedom to others. Excessive control can ruin relationships, be careful.
- Follow your intuition in deciding. Do not ignore the voice of reason or you will lose good chances.
- Identify the causes of bad habits by analyzing what led you to addiction. Take responsibility for every choice you make.
- Make a plan for a new life by finding healthy alternatives to your addiction that meet your needs.
- Share your experience by helping those with the same problem as you. Helping others stimulates creativity and problem-solving.
- Set realistic, specific and achievable goals. Focus on the most important ones.
- Fight your weaknesses by believing in yourself. Strengthen your spirit, think about the consequences.
- Channel the forces in the right direction. You have many talents; cultivate them with perseverance and creativity. Develop spiritual and physical qualities.
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