Dešimt burtų tiesiai IR Trys Pentakliai tiesiai IR velnias tiesiai Tarot cards combinations

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Žemas arkanas Dešimt burtų and Žemas arkanas Trys Pentakliai and Aukštas arkanas velnias deriniai:
- atsakomybės bendradarbiavimo materializmas;
- atsakomybės bendradarbiavimo žaismingumas;
- atsakomybės ugdymo materializmas;
- atsakomybės ugdymas žaismingumas;
- apkrauti bendradarbiavimo materializmą;
- apkrauti bendradarbiavimo žaismingumą;
- apsunkinti statybinį materializmą;
- našta kuriant žaismingumą;

Card 1 - Dešimt burtų

A man is shown carrying a heavy burden of wood, in the form of ten bundled wands, approaching a town which is not too far. This image on the ten of wands indicates a person who has already struggled in life and has succeeded, and he is now carrying the harvests to his final destination. Although he is not near the destination, it shows that he has finished the hardest part of life struggle and he just needs a place to relax and revel in his success.
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Card 2 - Trys Pentakliai

The Three of Pentacles displays a young apprentice who works in a cathedral. In front of him, there are two others, a priest and a nobleman of some sort, that are holding plans of the cathedral on a piece of parchment. We can tell from the way the apprentice has raised his head that he is discussing his progress on building the cathedral. The two others are keenly listening to him in order to more clearly understand what is needed of them and how they can provide guidance. Despite the apprentice being less experienced, the two others listen to him because they know his ideas and his experience are fundamental in the successful completion of the whole building. The Three of Pentacles therefore represents the coming together of different kinds of knowledge in order to build something together. 
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Card 3 - velnias

This card shows the Devil represented in his most well-known satyr form, otherwise known as Baphomet. Along with being half goat and half man, the devil has bat wings and an inverted pentagram on his forehead. He is standing on a pedestal, to which are chained a nude man and woman, as if to show that he has dominion over them. Both the man and the woman have horns, as if to show that the more time they spend with the Devil, the less human they become. The chains make it appear as though the devil has taken them captive. The man has a flame on his tail while a woman has a bowl of grapes on her tail, which symbolizes their addiction to power and finer things in life, respectively.  Looking closely, both the man and the woman don t look happy.  Their individual power has been taken from them, leaving them exposed and ashamed in their nakedness.
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