Card Reading: The True Meaning of the Death Card
It is common to think that the death card heralds death so this is the last card you would want to come out in your reading.
The card reader, Miri Bat Sadeh, corrects the impression and adds: "The sun card is also a good card, but as in reality - the sun can also burn"
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24/05/2022
Tuesday, 24 May 2022, 00:07 Updated: 00:08
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It is common to think that tarot cards are divided into good and bad, encouraging or ominous.
The worst card of all, the one that everyone is afraid to accept in their layout, is the death card - but does the death card really predict death?
You might be surprised to find that not at all.
In fact, there are no good or bad cards - each card can herald good and bad, depending on a variety of factors.
The cards are a system of symbols.
Each card opens before us an awareness of understanding motives and a basis for opportunities.
The cards give us the opportunity to see life as a process of journey, in which man walks on a mystical path with practical feet.
Tarot cards guide, reflect and advise.
Each card has a visual drawing that reveals symbols, creative ideas and awareness states.
78 cards symbolize
prototypes of internal and external personal experiences.
Each layout may present a different meaning to each card, as it is influenced by personal experiences, culture and inner world.
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The cards are not bad or good (Photo: ShutterStock)
The death card
If we take the death card as an example.
The painting shows a skeleton with armor mounted on a horse, carrying a black flag, decorated with a rose.
The parchment may frighten the questioner, who will think of the bad news he brings with him, but if we look closely at the parchment, we also see a river flowing and on the horizon sunbeams.
By and large the card symbolizes change and renewal.
It can express the beginning of a new adventure.
The card can offer a process of disengagement and forward movement: disengagement from a lifestyle, relationships that may not be appropriate, occupations or a thought process - to create change and renewal.
The card does not herald death, but represents the ability to change and transform, to break free from old patterns to experience a new process of change.
Free movement forward and in short - rebirth.
The Death Card (Photo: Walla !, Miri Bat Sadeh)
For Miri Bat Sadeh's website, click here
The sun card
It is common to think that the sun card is a positive card, but it also has a negative side.
The card shows a bright sun sending its rays into a garden surrounded by sunflowers and a small child riding a white horse.
The sun card symbolizes the life force, light and joy.
Active energy of optimism.
The child reflects the creative power of man, while the sun expresses positivity - however, let us not forget that with increased exposure, the sun may also burn.
So true, the sun card is a positive card - but be careful not to misuse the data you have and beware of overexposure.
The Sun Card (Photo: Official Website, Miri Bat Sadeh)
The Ace of Cards trophies
On the card is drawn a hand surrounded by a void, which appears through the clouds, holding a goblet from which four streams
of water and a white dove emerge above.
The ace of trophies symbolizes the open heart, indicating the ability to express inner feelings.
It symbolizes emotional balance and the ability to cultivate love out of wisdom, it is encouraging and optimistic - but there is also the danger of over-dedication, transferring emotions out of self-control and cancellation.
The Ace Cup card (Photo: Official website, Miri Bat Sadeh)
The tower card
The tower card is a warning card.
It is not an easy card, which comes to awaken the questioner to rehabilitation and renewal.
On the card you see figures falling from a tower damaged by lightning, a difficult event.
It inspires an atmosphere of violence, a symbol of destruction.
You are asked to see in it a bad card that foretells evil.
However, the card symbolizes a complete change of patterns and leads to new beginnings.
It does point to discrimination and destruction - but demands change.
What is wrong with us is thrown away or burned.
Therefore it is worthwhile to wake up and build a renewed process, in order to heal and rehabilitate.
We must remember that upheavals can grow and strengthen us.
The tower can be a symbol of growth and awakening.
The tower card (Photo: official website, Miri Bat Sadeh)
In the Bible story of paradise it is written "The tree of the knowledge of good and evil".
This implies that Adam and Eve had a choice in heaven - and so did the cards.
What do I take from them?
The good or the bad?
We have the ability to make decisions.
Life gives us options and the cards come to strengthen our judgment in making decisions and help us renovate and heal various aspects of our lives.
Even from the seemingly "bad" cards.
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