Few cards ina traditional tarot deckappear more ominous at first glance than the Death card.
Here’s everything you better know about the death card in your tarot deck.
What does the Death card mean?
“It’s a big piece in the process of personal evolution, in which we release old patterns.
Death represents the shedding required to continue progressing along one’s path, Vanderveldt notes.
We also see two pillars and the sun setting (or rising?
And those same pillars appear inThe Mooncard as well, indicating a threshold we must cross, Vanderveldt explains.
When we see the Death card, she says, we know there is a very noticeable ending happening.
“It can speak to the importance of the grief process and letting things go.
The Death card can also signify transformation.
“Beauty in all things is ever-changing, but that’s why it’s beautiful,” she adds.
What does it mean for love & relationships?
Or it could be an urging to let go of something so you can move forward.
“What are you holding on to in your relationship?
What are you resisting and why?
What does it mean for professional & financial matters?
It could be the job entirely or some facet of that job like a particular project.
“Whatever it is, know that it’s all part of your journey,” Vanderveldt cautions.
To pull Death in reverse suggests a resistance to changelike a grasping.
What does it say about challenges that lie ahead?
How you respond to or overcome those challenges and changes is really up to you.
And the nice thing about tarot is, it’s a call to action.
Your challenge is to face it with as much grace as you might,” she adds.
Again, pulling this card in reverse suggests resistance.
Reassure yourself that you are resilient and capable.
FAQ:
What colors are Death tarot?
What is the 12th card in tarot?
What is the 14th card in tarot?
The 14th card in tarot is Temperance, which represents moderation, balance, self-evolution, and avoiding extremes.
