The Hanged Man is depicted as hanging upside-down, tied by one foot with his other foot crossed forming the number '4'. His hands are bound behind his back forming an inverted triangle. The upside-down position symbolizes a change in perception or a need to see things from a different perspective. The halo around his head suggests enlightenment and sacrifice.

The Hanged Man is generally associated with uncertainty, indecision, and delay. It suggests that you may need to suspend action, practice patience with situations you can’t control, or make a sacrifice to attain something of greater importance. It also emphasizes the need to change your perspective and focus on the inner self.

In a love reading, the Hanged Man can suggest a need for reflection and patience in the relationship. It may also signal a period of stagnation or uncertainty in the relationship, urging you to change your perspective. For single individuals, it suggests a period of self-discovery before embarking on a new relationship.

In terms of career and finances, the Hanged Man implies a period of inaction or pause. It suggests that now might be a good time to rethink strategies or review current situations. Financial decisions should be made carefully, and hasty moves may not be beneficial.

If drawn in a health context, the Hanged man indicates the need for relaxation and stress management. It could also symbolize a period of recovery or the need for self-care and reflection on personal health practices.

Spiritually, the Hanged Man symbolizes self-sacrifice and surrender to higher wisdom. It encourages acceptance of current situations and letting go of the need to control. This card signals an opportunity for spiritual growth and enlightenment.

In the past position, the Hanged Man indicates previous sacrifices have led to your current situation. Presently, it suggests a need for patience and a change in perspective. In the future position, it signals a period of waiting or the necessity of a sacrifice for future success.

When the Hanged Man is reversed, it can suggest resistance to change or unwillingness to make necessary sacrifices. It could also indicate that you're feeling stuck or stagnant in a situation. However, it can also mean that a period of suspension is coming to an end.

In a 'Yes or No' Tarot reading, the Hanged Man is neutral. It doesn't clearly answer the question but suggests a delay in the outcome or indicates that further reflection is needed before a decision can be made.