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XIII -
Death is a skeleton in black armor riding a white horse. He holds a banner with a black background, embroidered with a white rose. A priest stands in front of him in supplication and two children kneel before him. A king lies, apparently dead, under
the horse. But, here comes a surprise; in the distance (to the card’s right) is a rising Sun, showing between two pillars. The Sun shows that there is “brightness” inherent in the meaning of this card.
The repeated combination of black and white is a reminder that the things we think of as “black”, or “bad” are often just the beginning of something “white” or “good.” This is a card that often frightens people when they see it in a reading but, the truth is, it most often doesn’t have anything at all to do with somebody dying; it has to do with “change.”
Now: We human beings hate change and we fight it with everything we’ve got. The
evil we know seems to be better than the evil we don’t -
There is an aspect of the Death card that tells us to change our behavior. The major insanity of the human race is that we keep doing the same things, over and over, while expecting different results. It just doesn’t happen that way. If nothing changes, then nothing changes. We need to change our behavior so that we can bring newer and better things into our lives.
When I meditate on “Death,” it reminds me that the only constant thing in the Universe is change. Changes happen every moment of every day, whether I like it or not! Learning to accept change in my life, and learning to change my negative behaviors will bring about a much brighter future for me.
Accept change, embrace it! Without change,
circumstances could never improve;
things could never get better.
Let the things in your life which are old
and no longer appropriate or useful “pass away”.
Make room in your life for growth and expansion!
That’s the lesson in the “Death” card.