Card 1 - Death
Here, we see Death driving a lovely white horse whilst preserving up a black flag with a white pattern. It is portrayed as a dwelling skeleton, the bones being the only part of the human body current after death. He wears armor, which offers him his invincibility - signaling that no person can destroy Death. The white horse that he rides stands for purity, as Death purifies everyone. Beneath him, all classes of people lie inside the dirt - a king, and a pauper, intended to remind us that demise does no longer differentiate between class, race, gender.
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Card 2 - Judgement
This card depicts what one could imagine the final judgment would be, inside the diverse forms that takes in many mythologies. The image within the Judgement card shows women, men, and children who are rising from the grave to reply to Gabriel s trumpet call. Their outstretched arms signify that they're ready to be judged with the aid of the universe. They are approximately to fulfill their creator, their movements weighed, and discover in which they will spend the remainder of eternity: in heaven or in hell. The large tidal wave inside the background symbolize that judgement is unavoidable, and that this judgement can be final.
Judgement is ruled by means of Pluto, who is the underworld s ruler. There are echoes of this card in Death, for they both remind us that the entirety comes to an cease and that a new starting is coming.
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