Hello everyone,

I've noticed that the Devil card has appeared frequently in relation to someone's feelings for me (I believe it also came up once in terms of how they perceive me).

Initially, I thought it might indicate mere physical attraction. However, considering this person's behavior towards me, I'm starting to doubt that interpretation. When someone is solely interested in looks, you usually pick up on those signals, but this person doesn't seem to regard me in that way.

So, I'm curious if anyone has encountered different interpretations of the Devil card in this context. Perhaps he sees me as The Devil entering his life? Or maybe he perceives me as too controlling, overly eager, intrusive, annoying, or even frightening?

Any insights would be appreciated!

Thank you.🤗

    Whenever the Devil has made an appearance in my life, it has often signaled elements of control, lust, and obsession. It tends to bring forth the shadow aspects we keep concealed due to societal constraints.

    Is a relationship associated with the Devil healthy? Rarely, but it can serve as a catalyst for change, breaking away from limitations. Personally, I don't fear the Devil card as much, possibly because I lean towards Buddhist philosophies where the Devil isn't perceived as an inherently evil force. Instead, it aligns more with the Jungian perspective that acknowledges the existence of such dark elements within us all.

    The Devil card can also symbolize an unbreakable bond, where a couple remains together for better or for worse.

    In terms of emotions, it suggests that the other person desires ownership, seeking to possess you. It brings out the primal side—carnal pleasure, unbridled lust, fun, and a hint of danger. However, it's crucial to be aware that this intensity can easily take a darker turn. This represents the challenging side of the Devil. By acknowledging and integrating these shadow aspects, we move towards a more complete and balanced self. 🌓

    It might not solely revolve around physical appearance. While there is a materialistic aspect, the Devil card carries a more primal, animalistic nature, intertwined with a significant level of lust. In terms of emotions, I would classify the Devil as embodying feelings of lust and selfishness, revolving around self-gratification—an indulgence that may carry a hint of guilty pleasure. 🌋

    The Devil card, when representing feelings, isn't always about the physical. There's no 'always' in Tarot. For me, it can signify a sense of being chained or connected to someone. This connection might be voluntary, but more often, it's an unexplainable tie that draws you toward them without logical reasons. It's that feeling of being so entwined with someone that you crave them like a vital substance, whether it's rooted in physical chemistry or emotional bondage.

    Alternatively, it can evoke a sense of trouble as if the Devil is stirring mischief, and no positive outcome can arise. In such cases, the advice might be to run away or risk getting caught in a situation with potentially negative consequences, despite the allure or attractiveness of the situation – akin to an offer you can't refuse.

    The Devil card can also feel like surrendering to your wild side, letting go of inhibitions, and indulging in pleasures, as if embracing the notion that if it feels too good, it must be sinful.

    Furthermore, there's the contrast between the Devil you're familiar with and the unknown Devil. In this context, it may reflect feelings about making a choice, where the decision involves opting for what brings immediate pleasure, disregarding potential repercussions.

      I appreciate your response, Joanna13

      I would like to add the allure of the 'bad boy' (or girl) image. Some individuals find themselves irresistibly drawn to what they know will be detrimental for them, and strangely, that very aspect often enhances the person's attractiveness. It's something I've never quite comprehended!👦👧

        No, not always physical. They elevate them to a high pedestal. Often, someone obsessed to the extent of the Devil might end up disappointed when the physical reality doesn't match the fantasy. The imagined scenario can sometimes be more satisfying than the actual experience.

        While I do agree that most of the time it is physical, exceptions do exist. 🤔

        Lately, I've been consistently getting the Devil card indicating someone's feelings for me. Surprisingly, there's no overtly lusty behavior; instead, it seems like they feel somehow chained or linked to me, even though we've kept our relationship strictly platonic.

        Strangely enough, I also encountered the Devil card representing someone's feelings on the very day we were introduced. Perhaps in this case, they sensed an obsession with certain aspects of my life, such as my passion for travel and photography.

        So, I'm thinking it might be similar for you. Perhaps he feels linked or chained to you in some way. Alternatively, if you have a notable passion that he's aware of, he might interpret it as an obsession or feeling chained to that interest.

        Just my two cents, which might be way off the mark. 😅

        AntonTaro
        The Devil card can symbolize engaging in psychological mind games or exerting control over thoughts, just as much as it signifies indulgence in drugs or sexual excesses. Given the resemblance between 'change' and 'chains,' it may suggest a desire to either 'chain' you up or prompt a 'change' within you.

          Hello everyone, thank you for assisting me in interpreting this. I concur with the notions of obsession or a forbidden fruit kind of attraction. There seems to be a bond between us, but he's maintaining a certain distance, leading to an unhealthy imbalance as WalesWoman mentioned, or perhaps the peculiar bond as suggested by poppiesrossi.

          I'm curious if this relates to me directly, not just in terms of feelings, but as a direct message. Could it be a warning that I perceive this person differently than they truly are, creating an illusion better than reality, as Joanna13 pointed out, but in a personality context? It might also caution me that I view this person as good when, in reality, they may not be.

          Initially, I believed this person was genuinely interested in getting to know me, but now, it seems that interest has cooled down, and their focus has shifted to other people.

          Once again, thank you all; your interpretations have been incredibly helpful.🙌💗

            The Devil card, in the realm of feelings, encompasses a spectrum from voluntary connection to an unexplainable tie that draws one towards another. It can signify an irresistible craving, whether rooted in physical chemistry or emotional bondage. On the flip side, it may warn of trouble, urging caution despite the allure of a situation. Surrendering to one's wild side, embracing pleasure, and navigating choices with potential repercussions are all facets of the Devil's complex emotional landscape. As with all tarot cards, its interpretation depends on the unique context of the reading. 🃏🔥

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