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Endings, Change, Letting go, Transition, New beginnings
Ruling Planet: Pluto
Element: Water
Death
Number 13, the Death card.
The Death card brings along with it a sense of elegance. A Pixie skeleton walks through a grave yard, leaving behind new roses with every step it takes. The sun and moon in the back represent change, cycles, new beginnings and endings.
The crown in the ground reminds us that no matter our stature in life, we all face the same fate.
The Death card is not one to be feared, but welcomed. It tells us that a major chapter in our life is about to end, and that does not have to be looked at as being a bad thing.
Perhaps an older version of you needs to "die" in order to for you to create a new one.
Change is often scary, but is always around us, for change is the only constant in life. If we look at change as being a positive thing, it can lead us to all sorts of new and exciting opportunities.
The Death card can also tell us that you may need to let go of unhealthy attachments. Be it a job, a place, a relationship, a way of thinking, a physical item... If it is no longer serving you and is just draining your energy, perhaps it's time to put it in the past and move on.
Reverse:
Upright:
Fear of change, Decay, Continuing negative patterns
Card in Reverse:
In reverse, the Death card tells us that perhaps you are trying to avoid change. There is something you're resisting and it's causing you a lot of stress. You may be worried about letting go of something important to you, or you may be afraid of what would happen if you did let that thing go.
It can be scary because we don't know what will happen in the future, so we hold on to what is familiar to us. But in order to grow and move in the direction that best serves us, we sometimes have to let go of things that once gave us comfort; or else we will just be stuck in the same place forever.
We cannot repeat the same things over and over again and expect a different outcome. In order to create new things in our life, we must perform new actions.
