Tarot cards blog!

Time for another portion of tarot cards and their meanings. As already well-known meaning of tarot cards may vary - it all depends which cards are subsequently discovered. Thus, the importance of the cards as the case may be either positive or negative.

Death - XIII

Death card is not contrary to appearances, meaning the rest of his life, but the beginning of something new, a new stage in life, new friends. This tarot card is cut off from the past, because what was already gone and never return.

Meaning:

• new stage of life
• new friends
• nonattachment
• stalemate
• inability to implement the plans
• regeneration

Moderately - XIV

This tarot card is first and foremost hope and the end of worries, problems, troubles and quarrels. The tarot card also tells about all forms of communication: phone calls, talking face to face, letters, negotiations.

Meaning:

• Foreign travel
• fruitful exchange of views
• right moment for an important call
• time for a change
• serious conversation with your partner
• imbalance
• job interview
• labor negotiations
• improvement of health

Devil - XV

The tarot card says influencing our thinking about the confusion that reigns in our head, the thoughts that we can not put together into a logical whole. This usually applies to Tarot card addiction, immoral conduct, harming others and the material to life.

Meaning:

• huge money
• lust for power
• intrigue
• lies
• greed
• warning people of the surrounding
• difficulties in assessing the situation
• addictions
• relations based on sexual desire
• lack of mutual love
• violence
• infectious disease

Tower - XVI

The tower is considered one of the worst tarot cards because it speaks of a loss of important things and people important to us, speaks also about vanity and violent changes.

Meaning:

• accident
• losing money
• anger
• quarrels
• bereavement
• cataclysms
• job loss
• divorce
• lack of love
• problems with the bones

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