​The Hierophant upright follows rules from an established tradition, possibly ones created years ago by a strict and authoritative patriarchy.
Reversed, it’s typically about rebellion, but there might be some other things at play. Figure out which interpretation is correct for you:

1. Progressive rebellion and non-conformity
2. Something that goes against your morals
3. Relationship problems
4. Bad advice, or good advice not listened to

 
 Questions answered by the Hierophant:
 Who? An unconventional teacher, or surprising guidance
What? A rebellion
Where? A farm or wage workplace
When? April and May; During the rebellion
Why? “If you think adventure is dangerous, try routine; it is lethal.” ~ Paulo Coelho
Yes or no? Maybe, it depends on circumstance 
 
What should I clean?

• The playroom
• The shelf of pagan wares, such as crystals or tarot cards
• The newest items purchased

     
Where are my keys?

• In a pile of the latest clutter
• With the fun and games

 The Hierophant Reversed as:
 …an action?

• Examine your usual way of doing things
• Disobey
• Listen to your conscience

 
…a place in your house?

• The garage
• Arts or music space

 
A place in your city?

• An art museum
• A park
• A new kind of church

 
...a place in the world?

• Northern India
• Hong Kong

• Tibet
• France

...something to eat?

• Asian Fusion
• Cronuts
• Unsliced bread

 
...a color? Canary Yellow, Tangerine, dark blue
 
...a movie theme? Rebellion; Abuse of power

• Robin Hood
• The Matrix
• Silicon Valley (TV, HBO)

 
...a new career?

• Rebel leader
• Reporter/journalist
• Writer or artist
• Teacher

Possible Major Arcana combinations with The Hierophant Reversed:

Reversed Fool: Reckless and unsafe rebellion
Upright Magician: Creative new use of talents
Reversed Priestess: Reexamine limiting beliefs
Upright Empress: Nature finds a way
Reversed Emperor: Revolt against tyranny
Upright Lovers: A new approach to relationship
Reversed Chariot: Directionless rebellion
Upright Strength: Finding strength to fight back
Reversed Hermit: Societal outcast
Upright Wheel: New approaches to old problems
Reversed Justice: Lack of accountability, lies
Upright Hanged One: Sacrificing oneself for tradition
Reversed Death: Fear of what must be done
Upright Temperance: finding your own meaning
Reversed Devil: Atheism, rejection of church
Upright Tower: Overthrow of traditional values
Reversed Star: Losing faith
Upright Moon: Subconscious rebellion
Reversed Sun: Fights and quarrels, depression
Upright Judgement: Reawakening to one’s purpose
Reversed World: A time-out from everyday life
 
Before any card: An unconventional approach to (card)
After any card: Rebellion, poor relationships
 
The Major Arcana represent significant life events. The Hierophant reversed could indicate:

• Disobedience and rebellion
• Challenging beliefs or traditions
• Relationship problems
• Bad advice

Here's some good advice from the Hierophant: Buy Faye's Fortune, a sweet contemporary romance about a fortune teller! 

​The Hierophant follows rules from an established tradition, possibly ones created years ago by a strict and authoritative patriarchy. The Hierophant is akin to a priest and is the embodiment of these established doctrines. This may be a curse, a blessing, or both. 

Questions answered by the Magician:
Who? A religious leader, a teacher, or a police officer
What? Traditional guidance
Where? A church, a pew, or the establishment
When? April and May; When traditions are followed
Why? Because sometimes you just need to follow the rules
Yes or no? Maybe, it depends   
What color to paint your toenails? turquoise, violet, or brown