Penki kalavijai tiesiai IR Meilužiai tiesiai IR velnias tiesiai Tarot cards combinations

Cards combination description

Žemas arkanas Penki kalavijai and Aukštas arkanas Meilužiai and Aukštas arkanas velnias deriniai:
- bet kokia kaina laimėti dualumo materializmą;
- bet kokia kaina laimėk dvilypumą žaismingumą;
- bet kokia kaina laimėti sąjunginį materializmą;
- bet kokia kaina laimėti sąjungos žaismingumą;
- sneakiness dualumo materializmas;
- sneakiness dualumas žaismingumas;
- sneakiness sąjungos materializmas;
- sneakiness sąjungos žaismingumas;

Card 1 - Penki kalavijai

The Five of Swords card depicts a young man who has a very convenient look of contempt on his face. He is looking at the enemies that he has managed to conquer. There are five swords that he possesses – which he has taken from the other combatants who are in the card. The two other figures are walking away from him in a slow manner with a sense of loss and sadness. Above them, the sky is tumultuous and cloudy, which indicates that not everything is well, despite the fact that the battle is already over.
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Card 2 - Meilužiai

In the Lovers card, the man and the woman in the image are being protected and blessed by an angel above. The couple seems secure and happy in their home, which appears to be the Garden of Eden. The fruit tree with the snake behind the woman is a reference to that story, which tells of humanity's fall into temptation and into the realm of flesh and sensuality. The angel depicted here is Raphael, the angel of air - who is of the same element of the zodiac sign that governs this card: Gemini. Air is associated with mental activity, and communication in particular, which is the foundation for healthy relationships. His blessing seems to give this card a sense of balance and harmony, the symbolization of union in a grand and cosmic sense between two opposing forces. 
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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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