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Death is the single most misconstrued card in the tarot deck. When most people see this card they immediately associate it directly with a physical death which it almost never means. Death represents change, and more specifically change for the better. Symbols associated to this type of change would be a caterpillar changing into a butterfly or a flower bud opening up to reveal a beautiful bloom. Death also represents a releasing of spirit or a releasing of an old outdated way of thinking. Only when the caterpillar is completely ready will it spin a cocoon and make its change. Likewise, people will naturally change when they are ready and life will provide the means in which to initiate this change. Trying to Force someone’s system of belief should be considered just as unwarranted as trying to take someone’s life physically. The Death card represents positive change into a higher state of consciousness, one that is much more understanding and considerably more aware.

The fool is usually the first card of the major arcana but some decks place it at the end. There has been much debate over the years as to where this card really belongs. The fool, whether at the beginning or at the end of the major arcana, represents the initiation into the circle of life. This is why the fool is usually numbered as zero. Understanding that life is a circle is very significant because it should help you to understand some of the basic truths of reincarnation. The fool represents a motivation; he is the innocent one who takes a leap of faith to gain wisdom and insight. The fool steps forth without regard to warning. He is free to make his own choices. The fool knows there will be consequences to his actions but he steps forth anyway. The fool reminds us to take heed to the signs of spirit around us and to be on guard. The fool is innocent before he steps forward but until he does the cycle of life cannot begin.

The Magician represents the first step of the fool into reality or physical life. A sword, wand, cup, and pentacle are laid out in front of the magician representing the four basic elements of the physical world. The magician represents the attainment of wisdom which is needed in order to survive. The magician also represents the wonder associated to something new. The wonder that would be associated to a child when he first goes to an amusement park or perhaps a circus. The idea that the world in all its wonder and excitement is just ahead of you and desire and curiosity now encompass the spirit. In this same respect the magician represents the testing of the world around you to see what works and what does not. Ultimately the Magician in its dignified position represents the attainment of wisdom through experience and through learning.

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