Five of Cups upright AND Four of Swords upright Tarot cards combinations

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Low arcan Five of Cups and Low arcan Four of Swords combinations:
- grief restoration ;
- grief contemplation ;
- self
- pity restoration ;
- self
- pity contemplation ;

Card 1 - Five of Cups

There are sure Tarot playing cards whose imagery without delay conjure up negative feelings, and the Five of Cups consists of such weight. This is a card which indicates loss as well as the painful demanding situations which stem from that unique loss. The card depicts a figure that is wearing a black cloak. The man or woman hides his face in what seems to be despair. There are 5 cups at the ground, 3 of that have fallen whilst the opposite two remain status. The individual, however, appear to observe that there are two status cups as is simply too busy mourning over those which can be fallen. There is a effective river which flows between him and a house or a castle in the distance, indicating that a torrent of emotions have separated him from home.
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Card 2 - Four of Swords

There is a quiet stillness this is present in the Four of Swords, a experience of calm peace this is contrasted so deeply with the pain inside the Three of Swords. Here, in a church, there is a carving of a knight that lies upon a tomb with three swords placing above him even as the fourth one lies below him. These three swords are a reminder of the suffering that he has persevered in the earlier card. The role of the fourth sword appears to be a signal that the combat has ended. A child and a lady are depicted with the aid of the stained glass region behind the statue, giving the scene a sense of warmth and alluring after the retreat. The knight has his hands located as though he's praying.
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