World upright AND Knight of Wands upright AND Ten of Pentacles upright Tarot cards combinations

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High arcan World and Low arcan Knight of Wands and Low arcan Ten of Pentacles combinations:
- harmony adventure culmination;
- harmony adventure inheritance;
- harmony fearlessness culmination;
- harmony fearlessness inheritance;
- completion adventure culmination;
- completion adventure inheritance;
- completion fearlessness culmination;
- completion fearlessness inheritance;

Card 1 - World

The World card inside the tarot deck has a dancing parent at the center. The dancing determine on the card has one leg crossed over the other and holds a wand in either hand. She symbolizes balance and evolution in movement. The achievement and solidarity that she represents isn't always one this is static, but ever-changing, dynamic and eternal. The inexperienced wreath of plant life that surrounds the central figure is a image of success, while the red ribbons that wrap round it are reminiscent of infinity. There are 4 figures on each corner of the card - and they are the equal ones which can be inside the Wheel of Fortune. The four figures constitute Scorpio, Leo, Aquarius and Taurus - consultant of the four corners of the universe, the four elements, and the 4 evangelicals. Together, they signify the concord between all of their energies.
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Card 2 - Knight of Wands

The Knight of Wands is seen on his horse this is reared up and ready for action. Judging from the knight s garments and armor, in addition to his horse, he is prepared for what s ahead. He is sporting a yellow patterned shirt on pinnacle of his steel armor. He is also sporting an armor helmet with red plume protruding of it. He appears to be ready for battle, except he is maintaining a massive wand as opposed to a sword. His horse is orange in colour and has a mane that looks as if flames. When you observe the Knight of Wands' face, you ll see the dedication of wanting to achieve success in his endeavor. Fire is a dominate factor within the Knight of Wands' symbolism. The ornamental tassels hanging from his fingers and back, in addition to the pony s mane, are all inside the shade of flame. He is also wearing a yellow blouse published with the fiery salamander symbol.
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Card 3 - Ten of Pentacles

In the Ten of Pentacles card, there is an vintage guy seated in an archway main into a notable estate. It seems he is the pinnacle of the family, for he's surrounded by means of younger cherished ones. He wears a robe that is adorned with moon crescents and grapevines - indicating the joining of spirit and matter. He has his own family and dogs with him. There is a happy couple in the front of him, probably his children and a playful baby at the back of this couple, his grandchild. The child playfully reaches out to pet the dog.
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