The Hanged Man and The World

Two suspended figures, which the tradition points out is not a coincidence in the imagery: one hangs inverted from a beam, the other floats upright inside a wreath. Same condition, opposite state. The pair reads as the same position finally being occupied freely.

Associated with an arrangement that was endured becoming one that is chosen. The pair regards that as the whole change.

Read for a constraint that has stopped being a constraint without the circumstances altering.

Nothing external changed and the position did. That is the reading, and it is worth more than a change of circumstances.