You’ve been dealt ‘Death’, but what can that possibly say about your future? As a symbol of separation, sadness, and fate, this card can have positive or negative effects depending on how it is presented. Despite its intimidating name, it can in fact bring with it positive points for your future path. If this features in your deck, you have to be able to put the past behind you in order to accept new opportunities that await you. The Death Tarot card symbolizes the end, but in the sense that better things are on the way. You must be able to put the past behind you in order to accept these new opportunities. Admittedly, the exercise is not so simple, but it's indispensable for renewal and transformation to enter into the consultant's life. When this card appears in a draw, efforts should be made to bring out constructive solutions to help the consultant move beyond this. Sometimes this card indicates is that the consultant must break an old habit or a toxic bond in order to live a more fulfilling life. The goal with this card is to move forward and for you to feel better in your own skin.
Keywords:
Transformation, Separation, Sadness, Lateness, Destiny
Positive Symbolism:
Whilst recognized as Death here, it’s often the case that this Tarot card is left nameless due to the belief that its symbolism cannot be captured in words. In spite of its morbid appearance, the card isn’t just about pain and sorrow, but the cycle of endings and new beginnings. In your love life, this can be seen in the end of a relationship and the subsequent re-birth of romance, or professionally, as a change in job.
Negative Symbolism:
On a surface level, this card symbolizes the ending of something meaningful. This could be the breaking up of a relationship or an unforgivable betrayal in a friendship. If you’re dealt this card, then expect a radical change to be on the horizon.
Death's effect on your love life:
Separation, Tension, Betrayal of trust
Its impact on your career path:
Loss of job, Change in career, End of a project
Effect on your finances:
Crisis, Constraints, Embarrassment
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