Snake
Snake
Deception. Betrayal.
Snake in the biblical tradition is a symbol of the Satan, the sin, the seduction and fail of
Adam and Eve, the provocateur. The Rod of Moses, according to his will, could
turn into a snake.
In many ancient religions, however, the snake is a symbol of renewal and rejuvenation as
it changes its skin every year. In Russian fairy tales snake is a well known character. She is usually evil, symbolizes flattery, betrayal, horror, cunning, theft, but also sorcery, beauty and speed, wisdom and strength. It is a very complex symbol.
The appearance of this card is a serious warning. There is a reason
to think about what people around you are and do. Remember that:
"Those who try to appear the most honest, deceive people. "
The snake is an enemy, adversary, rival, with whom we must be careful.
This card definitely symbolizes treachery and deceit. Be careful in your actions and conversations.
Snakes have forked tongue. So the card portends jealousy, deceit and
duality. The snake is seen as a threat. She appears also as a symbol of the sin, as it tempted the first human pair in Paradise.
On the other hand, we regard it as a primary symbol of intelligence and wisdom. In
addition, the snake as a woman means deep knowledge and understanding of life.
Carefully consider the nature of effects of Snake in your own case. Be careful in all that you are doing. You must use all your mind power to decipher the Snake as it can mean many things.
Neighboring cards will tell you more about what or whom you should beware of or how to prepare. Even in the environment of favorable cards the Snake is a warning of danger, though still distant, but very real. Don't tell anyone about your plans or successes, acquisitions or dreams.