In an upright orientation (also known as direct) the Hermit speaks of a time of withdrawal and isolation for the sake of focus upon one's inner life and spirituality. In an downward orientation (also known as indirect), the Hermit warns one of the dangers of avoiding social contact and disconnection with the world at large.
In the Fool's journey, the Hermit appears to guide the Fool farther along the mysterious path to self knowledge.
For additional details about this or other cards we've reviewed, please read my book: The Veiled Witch's Handbook for Psychics: A Practical Guide to Divination and the Psychic Arts.
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