She sits between the pillars Boaz and Jachin, black and white, at the threshold of the temple, the point of decision itself.The High PriestessLightning strikes a tower and knocks off its crown; two figures fall headfirst, and the crown was never part of the structure to begin with.The Tower

Card combination

The High Priestess and The Tower

The secret and the exposure, and the tradition reads them in that order. The Tower does not negotiate about disclosure; it removes the structure that made concealment possible. The pair is one of the more uncomfortable in the deck and it is not read as punishment.

Together

The secret and the exposure, and the tradition reads them in that order. The Tower does not negotiate about disclosure; it removes the structure that made concealment possible. The pair is one of the more uncomfortable in the deck and it is not read as punishment.

In love

Associated with something long held coming out abruptly and not by choice. The pair is even-handed about who is harmed.

In career

Read for a disclosure that arrives rather than being made. The pair favours having said it first, which is usually no longer available.

The advice

If it is going to come out, the difference between saying it and having it said is the only part still in your hands.

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