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YOUR PRESENT
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– Death

The Death card represents the primary influence on the current state of your life. Right now, in your present, you’re in a phase of complete transformation. The past is no longer applicable to the person you are becoming, and thus you’re in a period of renewal. Getting this card in this position may be a sign that you’re ready to leave the past and move on to your future. Beware of inertia or hopelessness. Instead, welcome change into your life.

The Death card symbolizes transformation and rebirth. In this card, a black skeleton is clad in armor and rides atop a white horse. Death rides toward several figures, including a priest, a child, a woman, and a fallen king. The rose on the banner of life has five petals, which in numerology signifies change and rejuvenation. While the picture is of destruction, the background includes a hopeful image of the rising sun. Death is a sign that it’s time to move on in life. This card is about “out with the old and in with the new.” Some form of renewal is about to occur in your life.

Some possibilities include:
•You may be experiencing a complete transformation in your love life. This may be a new attitude toward an existing relationship or the changing of partners.
•You may be in a period of financial change, such as a new income level.
•Your state of health and well-being may be completely transforming from how it was in your past.

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YOUR PAST
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– The Hierophant

The Hierophant exerted a significant impact on your past. This means that at some point in your past, you put the needs of someone else before your own. You may have done this out of respect, because you sought approval, or because you value the good of the group over your own individual inclinations. Your actions at this time, and the reactions it elicited from others, brought you to the point you’re at today.

The Hierophant is the sixth 6 in the Major Arcana. He blesses the two priests who are kneeling at his feet. Between the priests are a pair of crossed keys, signaling the unity of heaven and earth. In his clothing, each color is highly symbolic: a red robe representing the kingdom of earth, the white trim for purity, and his gold triple crown representing the kingdom of heaven. This card symbolizes tradition and the pressure to conform. The Hierophant is the educator, seeking to communicate a common religious or philosophical viewpoint in a common language that all people can understand. The Hierophant also rules marriage, public education, and traditional medicine. He signifies the need for approval, as well as the need for social values.

Following are a few possibilities:
• You may have made sacrifices; such as working for the family business, babysitting siblings, or giving up social time to spend time at home; for the good of your family.
• In your social life, you may have given up some of your individual preferences and desires in order to get along with others.
• You may have been in a romantic relationship that required you to make a sacrifice,
either for your partner’s well-being or in order to achieve the approval of those outside the relationship.

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YOUR FUTURE
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– The Magician

This card is the strongest indicator of what your future will hold. Your future, as it currently stands, is represented by the third card you chose. The Magician is a sign of a great creative force unleashed. You will have a burst of creative energy in some area of your life that will allow you to reshape your life. When an exciting opportunity presents itself, trust in your imagination to guide you. When challenges arise, resist the temptation to procrastinate, and instead ask for what you need from others, and allow your creation to be revealed.

The second card in the Major Arcana, the Magician is creative and imaginative. In this card, the Magician points his wand toward the heavens and his other hand toward the earth. His tools are laid out on the table — a cup, a sword, a wand, and a pentacle — representing the suits in the Minor Arcana. The infinity sign hovers over his head, representing the never-ending flow of life. The red of the roses symbolize passion, and the white of the lilies represent intellect. The Magician is a sign that you can create your own reality, and that something exciting is developing. With this card, if you ask for what you need on your path to reaching your full potential, you may receive it.

This may impact you in any number of ways, including:
• A chance to experiment with something or someone exciting and new in your love life.
• A project or job that allows you to use your unique creative talents.
• A new way to connect with family members that allows you to be who you really are with them.