Dignified:       The Wheel of Fortune represents chance, fate, and inevitability.  It represents the ups and downs of life but more importantly it represents that there is a time for everything.  Usually the Wheel of Fortune can be divided into four parts representing the four seasons of the natural universe.  Spring, a time for new beginnings; Summer, a time for growth and bloom; Autumn, a time for reflection and maturation; and Winter, a time for rest and releasing.  When a new endeavor is started the wheel begins anew and one can be assured they will go through all of the aspects the wheel has to offer.  The Wheel offers everyone success and eventual release, but it is the acceptance of change the wheel offers that most find hard to accept.  While the wheel always offers us another chance to make things right there comes a time when one must let go.  While outwardly the wheel offers chance or even luck, it also offers faith in that it guarantees that things will eventually change for the better.

Ill-Dignified:     In a reversed position the Wheel of Fortune represents a refusal to change, loss of hope, or dwelling on the negative aspects of a situation.  The Wheel reversed suggests frustration, the act of being stubborn, or holding on too tightly to the material world around us.