Card Symbols | Symbol Meaning |
Coins | Represents the element of earth; it is a grounded element, rooted in the physical, symbolizing success, conventions, and abundance. |
Stained Glass | The colorful stained glass represents the church, which they cannot enter to seek the protection of God. It is a symbol of vision and transformation, depending on the individual’s perception and beliefs. It suggests looking beyond, foresight, and hope. |
Black Background | Fear, danger, threat, negative traits, dark desires, but also sophistication, authority, power, and learning. It conveys an atmosphere of mystery, also linked to the cycle of death and rebirth. The black wall symbolizes darkness, depression, and the void, connecting with evil and representing nothingness, surrender, and disappearance. |
Disabled Person | Disability, poverty, dependence. The gaze lifted to the heavens reflects supplication and prayer. |
Pair of Beggars | A pair of beggars symbolizes insecurity and low self-esteem. The person does not feel deserving of what they want. A barefoot person represents weakness and the tendency to follow negative influences. The crutches emphasize the beggar’s miserable state and symbolize emotional or psychological dependence, the need for something to lean on to cope with problems. |
Woman in Rags | Poverty represents inferiority, dependence, and inability to contribute. Her bare feet, symbolizing grounding and security, lack protection, and her clothing symbolizes a lack of resourcefulness and inner strength. It also represents the bleak objective situation she faces, as well as difficult events and circumstances in her life. |
Bell | The bell hanging around the man’s neck symbolizes awakening, a reminder of the opportunities that exist. |
Snow | The snow highlights their difficult situation but also symbolizes mental and emotional purification. The appearance of snow represents a harsh experience that the person endures, leading to purification and removal of negative thoughts and feelings. It is a symbol of isolation and exposure to harsh conditions but also embodies tranquility, peace, truth, purity, and spirituality. |
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