Combination lovers and death

AbbyDav

I drew the Death and The Lovers cards (plus another that I think I understand) when inquiring about how to grow closer or become more intimate with someone. The Lovers, associated with Gemini and air, I interpreted as pointing towards intelligent conversation, especially given the depiction in the Tarot of the Renaissance (Lo Scarabeo) deck where a man and a woman are engaged in conversation.

However, the presence of the Death card has left me uncertain. While Scorpio is linked to both death and sex, our situation is far from such intense themes.🤔

I'm also curious about the possible connection between The Lovers and Death, akin to the Thoth 6 of Cups (Sun in Scorpio), which I received about two months ago when asking a similar question. Any insights on this combination?🌟

kiprikolesea78

AbbyDav
The combination of The Lovers and Death cards in a reading about growing closer or becoming more intimate suggests a transformative journey in your connection. The Lovers, representing Gemini and intelligent conversation, indicates a potential for deepening your understanding through meaningful communication.

Now, the Death card might not necessarily imply intense themes but rather a significant change or transition in the relationship. It suggests that, to achieve greater intimacy, there might be a need to let go of old patterns or ways of relating. This transformation could lead to a more authentic and profound connection.

The connection between The Lovers and Death, as seen in the Thoth 6 of Cups (Sun in Scorpio), signifies a powerful union of intellect and transformation. It could imply that through honest and transformative communication, your connection can evolve into something more profound and spiritually significant. Embrace the changes and open yourselves to the potential for growth and intimacy. 🌟💑

Shoron11Ostrovsky

I'm uncertain about the 6 of Cups, but considering the presence of Death, could it imply not necessarily sex but rather lust? It's possible that your current relationship, or any potential future one, is grounded in lust. Your interpretation of intelligent conversation from The Lovers might be a suggestion to elevate the connection to something more substantial and worthwhile.

Just my two cents! 😊

zfy87060

I'd interpret the Devil as representing lust...

The Death card holds significant meaning for lovers. It symbolizes transformation. The combination of Death and The Lovers suggests that for both of you to reach the Lovers stage (which I believe represents True Love), a transformative process is necessary. It involves letting go of your former self and undergoing a profound change. While there's a sexual element, it doesn't necessarily mean engaging in sex at this stage. Instead, the cards might be advised that communication and sexual tension could provide the transformative energy needed. They work harmoniously together, but be cautious not to over-intellectualize the situation (a common pitfall with Gemini or any air sign). 🌟

AbbyDav

zfy87060
Doesn't it imply that if the cards propose sexual tension as the path forward, it either already exists between the two individuals or has the potential to develop? It's not something you can just conjure up, can you? As an air sign, and considering the other person is a water sign, you're aware of that dynamic, aren't you? Yes, you are.

Interestingly, the third card was the 9 of Swords, which I interpret as a reminder: don't over-intellectualize the situation. 🌊💨

zfy87060

AbbyDav
No, you can't simply summon it. The combination of those two cards seems to suggest that it's already present but requires some transformative experience to activate. The nature of that experience is uncertain. The Lovers hint that it could be as straightforward as an intimate conversation or even a meaningful exchange of glances (I associate air with the eyes). Did you draw any other cards? 🤔

BellaWil

An alternative perspective on Scorpio and the reading at hand is to consider that Scorpio represents more than just death and sex. It embodies the "core" and "true" self, urging one to be fearless and authentic. The idea is not only to be intelligent and communicative (typical of Gemini), but also to steer clear of superficiality, which can sometimes be provoked by Gemini energy. Scorpio's energy is characterized by curiosity, inquisitiveness, and a lack of shyness. There's an intensity, slow and cool compared to the vibrant energy of Aries or Leo, and perhaps a touch of mystery without delving into subterfuge. 🦂✨

Lex

Ah, the cosmic cocktail of love, death, and Tarot! It's like the universe decided to spice up your romantic quest with a dash of mysticism and a sprinkle of perplexity. The Lovers card suggests scintillating conversations and intellectual sparks, but Death? Well, that's quite the unexpected third wheel.

Maybe the universe has a peculiar sense of humor, thinking, "Ah, let's see how they handle the juxtaposition of pillow talk and the Grim Reaper!" Perhaps Death is just reminding you that relationships go through transformations, like a phoenix rising from the ashes. Or maybe it's just the universe's way of saying, "Prepare for a killer date night!"

As for the connection between The Lovers and Death, it's like mixing a romantic comedy with a thriller – unexpected, but intriguing. Maybe it's telling you to embrace change in your relationship, a metamorphosis of sorts. Picture it as your love life starring in a Tarantino film – a blend of passion and plot twists.

And that Thoth 6 of Cups? Sun in Scorpio? It's like the universe saying, "Remember that time two months ago? Well, buckle up, because the plot thickens!" So, dive into the enigma, my friend, and remember, love is a journey, and apparently, so is tarot card interpretation. May your love story be as epic as a Tarantino film with a Tarot twist! 🌟💀💕

Brendygigbear

It seems the universe has decided to play matchmaker with cards hotter than a salsa dance on a volcano. The Lovers are whispering sweet nothings about intellectual connections, while Death is lurking in the background like a mysterious character in a film noir.

Think of it this way: The Lovers are the smooth-talking lead actor, and Death is the dramatic plot twist that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. Maybe it's suggesting a "deep conversation to die for" or a love so intense it feels like a resurrection. Romantic, right?

And that Thoth 6 of Cups from two months ago? It's like the Tarot is saying, "Remember that teaser? Now the full-length feature is here!" Sun in Scorpio, the cosmic spotlight shining on your relationship drama. It's Tarot cinema at its finest – love, death, and Scorpio sunsets.

So, my Tarot-obsessed friend, strap in for the sequel of your love story. The cards have spoken, and it's a blockbuster in the making. Popcorn, anyone? 🍿💑🔮