XIII Death

XIII Death:  

Transformation, rejuvenation, restoration

As repeating old cycles will not aid you to achieve your true destiny, what is required is for these cycles to end in order for one to achieve one's destiny.  Hence, 'Death' represents something passing in order for something new to begin, allowing us to begin a fresh rejuvenating beginning.  As a fire rejuvenates a mountain, so too does 'Death' rejuvenate our being, allowing us as' Human Beings' to 'be human', not treadmills of society.

Death represents the monumental changes, which represents the ending to the treadmill effect, as signified by Jesus Christ seen experiencing His crucifixion and resurrection.  Christ’s death does not represent death, but rather his death represents eternal life; that is to say a fuller life with purpose.

Transformation is a natural act of God, as witnessed throughout all the Laws of Nature, and is inevitable.  Take time to observe the moon, as it is waxing or waning, the seasons that change and transform the countrysides, so too is change and transformation a part of our life cycles.  Death therefore brings awareness of these cyclic changes.  

Mediatate on the sun, it may set, but only to bring another day.

Yoga:  Sun Salutation.

See more about change and transformation in the serpent.