Devil AND Death Tarot cards combinations

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High arcan Devil and High arcan Death combinations:
- addiction causing actual death;
- Minor obstruction or discomfort, especially a tendency to take a minor problem for a major one. Sometimes a minor but common illness like a cold;
- Death is an ending and the Devil is not letting go and instead becoming obsessed with what is gone or lost;
- Time to end a habit or to stop putting your pleasure ahead of others;
- Minor obstruction or discomfort,especially a tendency to take a minor problem for a majorone. Sometimes a minor but common illness like a cold. ( by Bill Heidrick );

Card 1 - Devil

This card indicates the Devil represented in his most well-known satyr shape, in any other case recognised as Baphomet. Along with being half goat and half of man, the devil has bat wings and an inverted pentagram on his forehead. He is standing on a pedestal, to that are chained a nude man and female, as if to expose that he has dominion over them. Both the man and the lady have horns, as if to reveal that the extra time they spend with the Devil, the much less human they become. The chains make it appear as though the satan has taken them captive. The man has a flame on his tail while a girl has a bowl of grapes on her tail, which symbolizes their dependancy to electricity and finer matters in life, respectively. Looking closely, both the person and the woman don t look happy. Their person power has been taken from them, leaving them uncovered and ashamed in their nakedness.
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Card 2 - 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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