Card 1 - Lovers
In the Lovers card, the man and the lady inside the photo are being covered and blessed via an angel above. The couple seems secure and satisfied in their home, which appears to be the Garden of Eden. The fruit tree with the snake at the back of the female is a connection with that story, which tells of humanity's fall into temptation and into the world of flesh and sensuality. The angel depicted here is Raphael, the angel of air - who's of the same detail of the zodiac signal that governs this card: Gemini. Air is related to intellectual activity, and conversation in particular, which is the muse for healthful relationships. His blessing seems to present this card a feel of balance and harmony, the symbolization of union in a grand and cosmic feel between opposing forces.
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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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