Sun upright AND Nine of Swords upright AND World upright Tarot cards combinations

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High arcan Sun and Low arcan Nine of Swords and High arcan World combinations:
- success hopelessness harmony;
- success hopelessness completion;
- success trauma harmony;
- success trauma completion;
- celebration hopelessness harmony;
- celebration hopelessness completion;
- celebration trauma harmony;
- celebration trauma completion;
- positivity hopelessness harmony;
- positivity hopelessness completion;
- positivity trauma harmony;
- positivity trauma completion;

Card 1 - Sun

The Sun card offers an feeling of optimism and fulfillment. This card represents the sunrise which follows the darkest of nights. The Sun is the supply of all the existence on our planet, and it represents existence energy itself. There is a infant depicted in the card, playing joyfully within the foreground. A image of our innocence, it represents the happiness that happens whilst you are in alignment along with your true self. The baby is naked, meaning that he has sincerely not anything to hide. The card additionally depicts the early life innocence and absolute purity. This is particularly emphasized via the white horse upon which the kid is riding. The horse right here is additionally a symbol of strength and nobility.
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Card 2 - Nine of Swords

The Nine of Swords depicts a female that is sitting on her bed whilst she holds her head in her hands. It appears as even though the female has simply awakened from a totally terrible nightmare. She seems to be upset, irritating and fearful. Nine swords are hanging on her wall, and a carving that depicts a person defeated by another may be located in her bed. The quilt has been decorated with various astrological symbols and roses. Here we see the same lady in that we saw earlier inside the Eight of Swords - and perhaps, she was subsequently launched, however haunted via the nightmares of the suffering she endured even as she became left and deserted.
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Card 3 - 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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