Tarot Card Combination
Death+Five of Wands
死神 & 權杖五
Death, as a Major Arcana card, provides the overarching life theme for this combination, while Five of Wands points to how it manifests in daily life. This pairing suggests bringing larger life lessons into practical action.
Overall, the combination of Death and Five of Wands represents a blending of transformation, endings, change, transition, release with conflict, competition, disagreement, tension, diversity energies. This pairing reminds us that many life situations require considering multiple dimensions. The core message of Death is about Death rides on a white horse, carrying a banner of the mystic rose—symbol of life and rebirth. This ... while Five of Wands adds The Five of Wands represents competition and conflict. Five people appear to be fighting with their ...
Individual Card Meanings
Death
死神
Death rides on a white horse, carrying a banner of the mystic rose—symbol of life and rebirth. This card rarely means physical death; rather, it represents profound transformation, the ending of one chapter so another may begin. What must die for you to be reborn? Death clears away the old, the stagnant, the no-longer-serving to make room for new growth. While this transformation may be painful, it is necessary and ultimately liberating. The Death card promises that what rises from these ashes will be more authentic, more alive than what came before. Do not fear the ending—embrace the transformation.
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權杖五
The Five of Wands represents competition and conflict. Five people appear to be fighting with their wands, but looking closer, no one is actually being hit. This suggests the conflict may be more about competition than real combat—perhaps sports, debate, or professional rivalry. It indicates a period of challenges and obstacles, but ones that can lead to growth and improvement through healthy competition.
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