Looking at the cards around the Nine of Spades can help the reader glean insight. As usual, negative cards usually signal negative change while positive cards hint at the opposite. The best thing to do, once the cards have been thoroughly considered, is to talk the issue through with the querent. Whatever change is coming is inevitable and fighting it will only cause problems – or more problems as the case may be. This card may be one of the only such indicators in cartomancy. Generally the cards only tell us what may occur; the Nine of Spades is pretty set in stone.
Since the Suit of Spades is comparable to the Suit of Swords in a Tarot deck, this card is often called a “death card”. The Nine of Swords (pictured at the header from the Ryder-Waite Tarot) does sometimes foreshadow the death of someone the querent knows but even there such prognostication is tricky. What is popularly known as “death” usually means “change” in terms of divination. Something does “die” to make room for change but it is rarely a physical spirit. More often it is an idea or a situation, and usual one we ourselves have created. Bon Vendredi ~
Header picture via Tarot.net
2 comments:
Wow, another card to avoid, Pauline...
It is the Suit of Spades, darlin'. You just hope the news is on the "good side".
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