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The Death card is one that always shows up in movies right before a shootout, but this card doesn't mean literal death in most cases. You can think of the Death card as breaking up with your boyfriend, them finding out that, although there is no hope for reconciliation, you're pregnant with his child. The definite end of one thing but the beginning of something new that changes your life. The transformation or change isn't necessarily bad. Remember their cliche "When one door closes, another opens?" That, in a nutshell, is the essence of the Death card. I should mention that, more than once, I have pulled the Death card before an unexpected trip to the emergency room at at my local hospital. The first time my son had an allergic reaction to a tick bite, the second the same child ate poke berries (which can be very dangerous). He was fine both times, however. When I draw the card, I look at what is around it to see whether it indicates illness or somethi

I'm one of those people who sincerely believe that the world of dreaming is an important and revealing part of life. Dreams can help us process changes in our daily lives, give us ideas to help solve problems, and even give us insight into the future. The Moon Tarot card is like a dream. You know how some dreams are fragmented and confusing, even scary or downright terrifying? Trump 18, the Moon, is about being confused, unable to see the truth because you are acting out of fear, it's a card that often shows mistakes being made because you are afraid and want to move as quickly as possible. Rushing through the dark isn't always a good idea. When fear takes over and panic sets in, you end up getting lost, being unable to see the truth, and may even trip on those things that are hidden under the veil of darkness. Have you ever noticed how you can look different in different mirrors? The Moon card shows a scene taking place at night. A body of water reflects some of the