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Two of Wands. From the heights of his establish­ment, a gentleman looks out the landscape below. In one hand he grasps a wand and the other holds Deprecated: Calling static trait method RankMath\Helpers\Str::is_non_empty is deprecated, it should only be called on a class using the trait in /var/www/tarot-daily.com/data/www/tarot-daily.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/seo-by-rank-math/includes/frontend/class-head.php on line 194 Six of Pentacles. A wealthy merchant distrib­utes coins to beggars at his feet, but no warmth of human kindness is behind the act of largesse. The scales he holds symbolize some balance that Three of Swords. Some suffering can only be moved through, not avoided or denied. Only the heart can know when it is time to pull the swords out and begin again. Let your tears fall and give sorrow its due. Consider carefully before you as­sign any blame; it is unlikely that you are thinking clearly. Nine of Pentacles. A noblewoman has created a garden sanctuary for herself where she can contem­plate the richness of her inner life. She is content to dwell in solitude with only a bird as companion, for she is at peace with herself. She chooses inde­pendence as her reward for the sacrifice of society. Ten of Pentacles. Three generations gather in the courtyard of their ancestral home. The elder patri­arch has given the responsibilities of the household over to his son, but his wisdom is still revered. The young ones are being taught to respect the family’s legacy of tradition, honor, and continuity.The meanings of the cards are inspired by the art and architecture of the era, and as such they are rich with symbolism. The Major Arcana cards represent different aspects of life, while the Minor Arcana cards represent specific emotions and situations.

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If you resonate with colorful and minimalistic art, these cards will enhance your readings in powerful ways. 20. The Hoodoo Tarot VIEW PRICEX - The Wheel of Fortune. With no beginning and no end, the Wheel of Fortune symbolizes the eter­nal cycles of fate. The stages of life, the seasons of the year, the phases of the moon—everything in our human experience is in a constant state of change. Four elemental beings represent lessons that life of­fers along the way, and the sphinx is a reminder that existence itself is the great cosmic riddle.