As I sit here and work on this, I feel my brain and ideas are overflowing so I will try to keep this simple. We are here this week to open ourselves up to receiving positive things in life.

And we are in the most blessed spot of the Grand Solar Spread this week, directly in the middle sitting in the Jupiter/Jupiter position of the spread. This double Jupiter influence helps to provide for good fortune and blessings this week.

Shine like 10 Spot Lights

You are meant to share what matters most to you this week and shine your values to others! You may also find this week that you or others are physically glowing. It may look like you or others have 10 spotlights lighting up. This light is here to help us receive and bring forth material things in our life that we value.

Not only does this card sit in the Jupiter/Jupiter position, but its past life Karma is the Queen of Clubs → the Queen of intuition. This energy can help us develop this power and benefit from the intelligence and receptive nature of the Queen if we chose to access it this week.

What to look for this week

Under the higher expression, we have an energy of abundance, an energy that is strong and can hold all of life in it for us. Look to use your resources efficiently. Like a honeycomb that is very light, it is still very strong, it is not loaded down with anything extra. We want to make sure we do not over do it and also take space for ourselves when we need to.

Another symbology of the 10 is that you can double cross yourself. When we double cross ourselves we overfill our life with unnecessary things and deplete ourselves or our financial situation. You can see the double 5 below (double cross).

This can also show up as overcommitting ourselves to schedules or things and not leaving time for ourselves. It also means having a lot of physical stuff, like all of your possessions are overflowing in your house and not leaving any space for you to live!

Remind yourself to find that space in-between the two X’s to make time for yourself.

Just as we can shine and glow with the 10 of Diamond energy, it can also cause people to be a tad more selfish. You may see people overplaying this energy and overdoing it by being too concerned about their looks or how they present themselves in life.

Looking into the Lifepath

The 10 of Diamonds has the 8 of Spades, Ace of Hearts and Ace of Diamonds as its Mercury, Venus and Mars cards all in the Jupiter Line of the Spread.

The 8 of Spades can bring gifts for overcoming work or health difficulties and also makes them great intellectual leaders. They can provide solutions for others that help to heal the lifestyle or career of those around them.

Then you have two aces in a row which can bring a great focus on the self. This gives them a little bit of a “me me me” energy as they are focused inwards. You may see this in their behavior too as they can get a bit dramatic with the 10 as a Birth Card energy. 10’s go big!

These aces have a lot of great energy and passion but they also have some amount of self-centeredness. They are here to focus on “self” so you can’t take it personally. And, the 10 is really an Ace (1) + the Joker (0), so you get entertainers in a way that want to be the center of attention. This could be good or bad attention, it doesn’t matter as long as there is attention!

The Queen of Diamonds in Jupiter this week is especially a great influence for women who run their business or lead their own teams. They are rewarded for their leadership where they exemplify the values they find most important in their life. This energy rewards leading silently through example.

The 5 of Hearts in Saturn could see us traveling away from the home for healing. Sometimes having this influence in the lifespread can also bring karmic expansion in families or breakups in relationships.

And lastly, be on the lookout for psychic thoughts and messages to enter your mind with the 3 of Clubs in Uranus. This influence is kind of a double mind influence where you get the Super Mercury experience from Uranus + the 3 of Clubs which is the Gemini or Mercury Card of the deck. So there is a great opportunity for you to download psychic thoughts or messages from the universe which you can use as a compass or direction this week.

Be open to receiving this week

If you are having trouble taking in the blessings this week, it may be important to look at how you receive in life. The 10 of Diamonds has a receiving problem at times. Sometimes, they will not accept things from people. This can include accepting help, money, or even gifts/a thank you, etc.

In order to break out of this, they must develop awareness around this first, and then gratitude for the life they have. Simply looking around you and making a list of what you are grateful for can do the trick sometimes! From there we can begin to make decisions based on opening up ourselves to receiving, and also can be better at enforcing boundaries about what should and should not come our way.

On the topic of boundaries, you can also ask yourself this week what routines or boundaries need setting. Sometimes with 10 energy, we may not enforce the boundaries that need to exist for us to take our own time and space for ourselves. How can you carve out space and time for what really matters in your life? Remember that Diamonds focus on our values as well as what matters most to us in our life. Can you see this week how you are worthy of taking time for yourself to focus on what really matters to you?

You are meant to receive and shine this week, make sure to keep enough space so that you can take in the new. Enjoy your week!

Sacred Geometry

The 9 of Diamonds symbology is the ladder that we climb up or climb down. There is not much in between with this energy. It either climbs up to the highest expression, or falls down in a deep hole.

Our goal for this week is to climb the ladder of prosperity by elevating our values to bring our material world to a higher level. The secret with the 9 is to let go and to give to the universal good. When a 9 lifts and inspires others, they themselves become prosperous. If they are doing it for self gain, they become disenchanted and even depressed with life.

This week we are also also asked to let go of things that no longer serve us. This is a huge lesson for any 9 person in their life. Take a look at your job, or the physical things around you. Are they still serving you? Is it time to let go of anything this week? It may be time to let go and create space for new things that are more aligned with your personal value system. Perhaps cleaning out your space can help to remove some things. It can be also be a value system or even something physical (Diamonds represent the body).

There is some victimization in this energy. The 9 of Diamonds may feel like they always get the short end of the stick. They may feel like the victim, or feel sorry for themselves and disappointed when their efforts are not reciprocated. They may also place high expectations on others that have to be dismantled. Once they are made aware of it, they can start to take responsibility for it.

Take a look at the Life Spread for the 9 of Diamonds.

They are the Mars card in the Uranus line of the spread which can bring passion and purpose to the masses. It can also bring disappointing results with large groups or society.

When we look at their true place in the Perfect Spread (Past life Spread) we see that they sit in the Neptune Column of the Saturn Line. So they are called really to give and be philanthropic, generous and caring of others. Saturn will only reinforce this by bringing karmic lessons that alert us to their sense of responsibility to their duties and goals, which again is to elevate others.

Their 7 of Spades in Mercury can see them experiencing negative thinking. They also have to deal with a Queen of Diamonds Lifetime Karma which saw them have a past life where they could get what they want based on their position. Now they are forced to deal with the fact that they have no help in this life, and sometimes they can feel like they are always the one giving.

This Queen of Diamonds Karma is interesting. In the past life spread, this Queen of Diamonds is a Direct Mars Card, so there is some past life Karma here to be resolved. Additionally, for the 9 of Diamonds Female who has a personality Queen of Diamonds Card energy, she could struggle a bit more than the males who would relate to the King of Diamonds personality card. It’s just more of a double dosage of karmic energy to work through.

The goal for our Queen of Diamonds is to not be too proud, and to lead by example with the values she would like to see in others.

Their Jack of Diamonds in Jupiter gives them terrific sales and promotion ability. They are able to sell their skills or ideas for the world. They sometimes have issues keeping the money they made under Jack energy, but they can surely make it.

The 4 of Hearts in Saturn can give them difficulty or Karmic lessons with family life, love or marriage. This influence has them working very hard to achieve emotional stability and satisfaction.

Their 4 of Diamonds in Uranus see’s them doing well in Real-estate endeavors. These people should own their house if they can as it brings financial protection and stability.

If you find yourself giving this week and feeling like you are not receiving anything back, we need to find the things we can feel gratitude for and understand this is a 9 experience this week.

We may also find that we placing expectations on others that we were previously not aware of doing. When the 9 takes responsibility, gives freely and does not expect anything in return, we are playing the high side of the 9. This in turn also helps the 9 to let go and experience joy.

When a 9 of Diamonds shows up in your cards, there is potential for financial losses or disappointments. At the same time, if you are taking a universal view and looking to elevate your 9 of Diamonds experience, you can ask yourself what your instincts are telling you as that may help you improve your perspective of reality.

Ultimately, you are looking to rise above the attachments this week and being asked to let go of things that no longer serve you. With the 10 of Diamonds coming up next week, it’s a great time to end certain attachments so that you have the space to begin new endeavors under the 10 of Diamonds energy.

Questions to get you started this week

To help play the higher expression of our 9 of Diamonds ladder this week, ask yourself how you can elevate your life this week.

What are your instincts telling you? How can you step up to a higher level of self-embodiment?

Is anything ending this week that has outlived its usefulness?

How can you rise above your personal attachments? When you take stock of everything around you, how do you feel?

Do you feel like you are getting the short end of the stick this week? Were you wronged or victimized? Or perhaps you impatiently gambled on a get rich quick scheme?

How can you see that whatever happens this week is your rising up moment?

Your Mars card represents your Legal Karma and how you experience competition, fighting or working in large organizations and other masculine dominated fields.

There are layers here, and just as you have a Lifetime Mars Card, you will also have a 7 Year Mars Card, Yearly Mars, 7 Week and Weekly. You can even find an hourly Mars card if you wanted to.

So there are layers here to your Legal Karma but what we generally look for is how you experience legal karma through your Lifetime Mars Card in your Lifepath at birth and your yearly Mars Cards.

The Yearly card is very helpful for when you are having legal issues or in legal disputes. We can look to your yearly legal karma through your Mars Card to get an idea of what to look out for and if you should even go to court.

Displacing the Queen of Hearts is known to be the best legal Karma you can have because you receive the King of Spades as your yearly Mars Card. Therefore, you really don’t want to go up against Queen of Hearts people in court. It’s very hard for them to lose.

Other solid cards include the 4s, 8s, 10s, Queens and Kings.

• The 4’soffer protection.

• The Eights offer the ability to overcome and work well with groups.

• The 10s help you to work a large room and find success, achievement and reward.

The Queens and Kings are in the royal court themselves and have internal and external power and mastery.

The Cards you want to be cautious working through are 3s, 7s and 9s.

• 3’s can bring indecision.

• 7’s can bring challenge and mundane losses

• 9’s can bring disappointing endings

The Sixes may bring no changes in court.

I’ve often found people that have a 2 in their Mars position and are in a legal dispute that’s usually with a family member or ex spouse.

Aces in Mars may bring a letter or lawsuit, or you may be the one initiating it and the Jack’s may represent an attorney or someone you are in competition against.

Lastly, when you displace the 10 of Spades for the year, which is the mystic triangle year, it is reported that many people have some kind of legal issue or dispute that they end up winning.

Use your Direct and Vertical Card to tell the story

A client I had was playing a 6 of Spades in Mars which brought a just settlement. She was trying to change a divorce decree but that 6 of Spades really is not the strongest influence for change.

This was tied to a 7 of Diamonds vertical card which brought a loss of money from her efforts trying to change a divorce decree after 4 years.

Furthermore, her ex-spouse was in her challenge karma position for her Mars period that year, he is a 6 of Diamonds which meant she would be giving energetically to him.

Her ex-spouse had her in his Direct Mars position (8 of Hearts) with a 9 of Diamonds which represented a loss of money from lawyer fees but also a completion to the dispute.

His Law of 5 Card was the King of Hearts which represented his role as a father and his three kids, but also gave him the expression of the King of Hearts which was his ability to employ a high EQ while emotions were running high.

The ex spouse also had a King of Spades/8 of Spades in Mars in his Planetary Ruling Spread.

This was the strongest indicator that she would not do well getting her decree changed from their prior agreement. This was the best legal Karma you could have in your spread as he was displacing the Queen of Hearts.

Next example: Divorce Payout

If you are ever looking to see if you or your clients will get paid out nicely for a divorce, look for change cards in the direct position like a 5 of Diamonds (Money Changing Hands) or 5 of Hearts (Classic Divorce Card) paired with a 10 of Diamonds which is a lump sum of money.

In this case, the female had a 5 of Hearts in Mars (Divorce from the masculine) and under that 5 of Hearts was the actual cards of her ex spouse.

She received a lump sum payout which implied some of it was karmic from that 6 of Diamonds underlying it.

IRS Audit

I was audited a few years back due to a mistake in filing my taxes, it was completely accidental but I received a letter from the IRS with 3 Years worth of Interest due plus the initial taxes due.

I had the 2 of Diamonds in my direct Mars position which represented a meeting with a lawyer about the money matter.

My vertical card was the 7 of Spades which represented the accident or mistake.

And lastly, the 9 of Spades in my Law of 5 which represented the legal issue coming to an end but also ending in disappointment. I had written to the IRS to contest the interest charges as I had incurred interest charges for 3 years before receiving a letter. They denied my request and I paid everything. This was not a good influence for me in the legal arena and I really had no power in the situation.

OJ Simpson

OJs 1995 Not Guilty Verdict occurred October 3rd where he was playing the 10 of Diamonds, 8 of Diamonds and 10 of Hearts. He had tremendous achievement and charm power at his disposal.

On top of that, most of the trial occurred before his birthday where he was playing the King of Spades in Mars. The Trial began on January 24th and he had that King of Spades with him until July 9th.

On September 13th, 2007 he was arrested in the sports memorabilia case. He was found guilty on October 3, 2008.

This is interesting because in his Birth Card Spread, he had the King of Spades as a vertical card. So, he was not displacing the Queen of Hearts and did not have the same effect as having it as a direct card.

But more importantly he was in a Saturn Year and had the 3 of Diamonds as a 7 Year Legal Karma and the Ace of Spades as his yearly direct Legal Karma. The Ace of Spades is a dangerous combination in Mars. It’s essentially a Mars in Pluto effect as we have the Pluto Card of the Deck (Ace of Spades) in Mars. In some cases this is a deadly combination. In his case, it was a death of a lifestyle and a new beginning in jail. It serves as a transformation.

He also had the 7 of Spades tied to the 2 of Hearts pointing to a fight with someone and this 7 of Spades in Mars could produce overdoing it or trouble under Mars. He was sentenced to 9 years.

Additionally, he was sentenced to prison during his Jupiter period that year in 2008 where he played the 5S, meaning he would be leaving the home and moving. That 9 of Spades also represented disappointing endings and completions.

Take a look at your yearly Mars Card using the spreads below to better understand your legal karma.

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If you missed my intro post on how the cards make money, feel free to read below.

I’ve covered Aces-Eights so far, so now we move to Nines.

First off, today is a Double 9 Day in Numerology and a double 8 of Clubs day in Cardology, so it is fitting that we get to read about the 9s today using the brain power of our 8 of Clubs.

The 9 is quite complicated and will not be as straight forward as some of the other numbers. And that is because Nine is the final number before a new cycle. It’s the end of 1-9 and in a way encompasses all of the numbers.

The Nines are here almost as a priest, to climb the ladder of the Nine and uplift others. They are here to help others transcend, make paradigm shifts and climb the ladder to oneness.

They are also here to let go and it can turn into a lifetime of work for them. Letting go removes attachment, expectation and disappointments. This act of letting go gives them wisdom and messages they can share with society to produce universal goodness.

They operate under a 5:4 ratio where 5 of the Pips are out to discover and explore, and the other 4 are here to offer stability, protection and satisfaction. This exploration helps them to make paradigm shifts in how people love, live, think, and spend. It’s an energy that asks us to step up our game.

Nines are also a never lost number. Whatever it multiplies against, it returns to 9. Therefore, its identity never gets lost. For example,

• 9×2=18→1+8=9

• 9×3=27→2+7=9

• 9×7=63→6+3=9

• 9×8=72→7+2=9

• 9×157=1413→1+4+1+3=9

So 9 never loses its digital identity through multiplication.

At the same time, adding 9 to a number doesn’t change that number’s digital root.

For example, 5+9=14, and 1+4 = 5. So the root is unchanged.

• 7 + 9 = 16 → 1+6 = 7

• 25 (2+5=7) + 9 = 34 → 3+4 = 7

This helps to explain how 9 simultaneously represents 9 and can behave like 0.

That’s what gives 9 a lot of its mystical/numerological symbolism: it can be viewed as completion, totality, or the number that contains everything yet remains itself.

I also believe this is why Numerologists tell us that when a 9 Lifepath enters a relationship or situation, people become a better version of themselves or the situation becomes completed.

As this is a highly spiritual influence, a lot of the ways they make money are different than the rest of the cards. A lot of it has to do with releasing their expectations of others. There is an element here where they need to let go of that need to control how they think things should be, and learn to accept their current circumstances. So a lot of the nine’s challenge is spiritual in creating gratitude for what they have, reducing the ego and giving to others what they themselves would cherish.

Hearts

The 9 of Hearts is here to uplift others emotionally. This can include stirring up ones passion or bringing people to higher places of love. Most of their work is relationship based. Think of coaches, therapists, school counselors or teachers that work with others in a relationship oriented way.

The 9 of Hearts learns to control their emotions in this life. It’s a lifetime pursuit but once they master the range of emotions and accept it in their life, they are able to pass this gift onto others through various careers and acts of service.

Because of their 7 of Diamonds Cosmic Twin, they should avoid going into business with friends as they 7 can bring losses.

Their Jack of Clubs in Jupiter helps them become successful writers, publishers, journalists, really anything that can reach a large audience. This is a super creative birthday! Think Broadway, Fine Arts and Performance.

Their 9 of Diamonds in Saturn instructs them to only invest and work in legitimate businesses or else they could incur losses. This means no speculative investments and no short cuts. Pair this with their 7 of Spades in Uranus and they should also avoid investing in real-estate, mines and any products that are speculative like diamonds or oil.

Following the journalism thread because of their Jack of Clubs, this also lends themselves to writing music, playing music, teaching, working as a comedian or actor as well. The Jack gives them the ability to play both sides and give an audience what they want.

At the same time this Jack of Clubs gives them a brilliant mind that helps them interview clients and people who need help. As a coach, they help people accept the feelings they have and live life to the nines. They help bring self acceptance and awareness to their patterns around their happiness. And the beautiful thing about the Jack of Clubs is they can see both sides of an argument.

If you are a 9 of Hearts and feeling lost, ask yourself about what humanitarian passion you have right now? What do you want to give to others?

Or, figure out how you can transform your painful emotional challenges into a stepping stone to a higher level of living. How can you feel liberated with a new beginning/ What would that look like?

Clubs

The 9 of Clubs is the giver of information and they are here to uplift how we think. They are here to really give away everything they know! These are the self-help gurus and they ask us to climb up the mental ladder of success. They can be a thought leader and provide worldly wisdom and insights as a teacher or innovator.

They also help us discover paradigm shifting ideas and provide wisdom that elevates our mind and thinking as a society. They must seek this knowledge to benefit and elevate how we think and live.

They also help us let go and accept endings. In doing so, they teach people to transform an ending into a successful new beginning. This is really done on the mental side.

Looking at their lifepath, their King of Hearts in Mars may bring an interest in politics, military, government or welfare. This is the father of hearts card and when in Mars, it can amplify that need to take care of others.

Their King of Diamonds in Jupiter benefits them when they open and run their own business. This business should still be focused on giving knowledge and helping others, not just for the sole purpose of making money. This business can be mental health related as they are here to bring peace and mirroring to others.

Their business can also be healthcare related as well as they have the 6 of Hearts in Saturn which helps to give them a responsibility for bringing alignment to people’s health.

In general these people make good mid-level leaders or directors at large organizations because of their organization stemming from the 4 of Clubs in Uranus. Giving them the ability to build a solid knowledge base of a business and lead people with the Uranus effect makes them really helpful in big business which may be counseling/psychology related.

This birthday can produce a wide variety of careers and ways to make money. One example I always bring up is Tony Robbins, a motivation speaker. But we also have Mariah Carey - Singer/Songwriter, and Quentin Tarantino - a film director. Fergie, Al Pacino, Ella Fitzgerald, Robert De Niro, Sean Penn, Margaret Thatcher, Leonardo DiCaprio, Demi Moore and Justin Timberlake.

In a way, all of these people were playing out their role in giving their words or knowledge to the world. This was their way of uplifting and transcending others. They can learn poetry, make great dancers, or can become politicians that are more universally minded and progressive for reforms. They can rap, philosophize and preach.

Their true position in the Perfect Spread is in the Mercury Column and Jupiter Row. Therefore, they benefit the most through their mind and by getting out their thoughts through communication, writing, singing and acting.

If you are every feeling stuck, think about what advice you would give yourself about your current situation. Can you follow your own advice?

Diamonds

The 9 of Diamonds are here to elevate our material and spiritual values. They help bring our material world to a higher level. This is the Presidential Card (Barack Obama/George Bush) and the card of Self Help teachers.

This is also an influence where we acquire things of value and then sell it to those in need. But it also has a duty to give to others. This duty stems from their original position in the Perfect Spread, the Neptune Column and Saturn row which speaks to the responsibility they have to give and take care of others. If not, Saturn will correct their course with losses of their own.

As a nine, there are usually losses to be dealt with which are usually financial in nature. They must learn to let go of and understand their deeper patterns that led them there in the first place. Once they do this, they can become happier and take responsibility for those areas in their life. This also helps them to give without expectation of anything in return and when they give things of value to others, they themselves end up doing better financially too.

One way to give back to others is to work in the business of welfare. Organizations that help others and provide emergency services or food support are a good start. Any branch of public service that protects those in need are good fits too. Or, we also find people that work in security, which can be physical or digital.

Their King of Clubs in Mars gives them an excellent ability to serve int the military, in politics or as Judges in the Judicial Branch. This is another way of taking care of people, by taking care of the Truth as the King of Clubs wields the Sword of Truth in their judgements.

Their Jack of Diamonds in Jupiter make them excellent writers. They should also be able to sell their service pretty easily under this influence. Their big issue is not making money but keeping it. They are advised to hire a money manager or financial planner that can keep them away from speculating and losing their money.

Their 4 of Hearts in Saturn makes them great Doctors or healers. This is a card of protection and they are able to give security and protection to those in need.

Much like their 4 of Hearts in Saturn, their 4 of Diamonds in Uranus gives them protection in real-estate investing and all matters of real-estate. They can make a business out of it as long as they work hard at it and don’t take short cuts.

Lastly, their 2 of Spades in Neptune can bring partnerships in business activities that have to do with oil, the sea, minds and drugs. Or, they can go into business with their friends and create strong work partnerships with people they know.

To get you started, you can tune into your instincts and see what they are telling you. Ask your gut what it is you should pursue or feel a connection to.

Are there things you need to let go of like old clothing and furniture that could clear up space for something new to come in?

How can you rise about the attachment to money?

Look around and take note of what you can be grateful for right now.

Spades

The 9 of Spades is the Pisces Card of the deck and is here to give. They help us elevate our consciousness to a higher level. They help people release the losses they have had and help us climb up the ladder of higher level being.

These people are great manifesters, and if they can see it, they can will it into existence. Manifest = 48 which is the Solar Value of the 9 of Spades, and for these people it is a gift. They are able to shape their reality. The 9 of Spades sits at the intersection of reality and illusion, reminding us that what feels most real may simply be the story we have become attached to.

Interestingly, when we look at the Gematria of (R)eality and (I)llusion, R is the 18th letter →9 and I is the 9th letter, so both have heavy 9 energy which contributes to the 9 of Spades experience.

Your gift is to help others learn to identify their vision and climb up the ladder of a healthier life, better career, improved lifestyle and enhanced consciousness.

Now the King of Diamonds tells us to own our own business and acquire what we find most valuable and when in Mars, it becomes more of a passion and purpose. We also find that the King of Diamonds in Mars can help mitigate any financial issues that may pop up for our 9 of Spades person.

This influence I believe also can produce terrific physical abilities as Diamonds also represent the physical body. So they can be the King of athletics or body building, or sports that require really strong stomachs, like a boxer. George Forman was a 9 of Spades.

The 6 of Hearts in Jupiter promises great returns and benefit if the 9 of Spades can bring peace to the hearts of their clients and those they work with. This too is counseling energy and can bring therapy style work which helps people to find unconditional love for themselves.

Their 4 of Clubs in Saturn promotes this healing power too as it produces mental healers that can conduct productive mental therapy for others.

They do well in Real-estate and should buy a home which they can sell later in life as their 2 of Diamonds is good for buying/selling in Uranus (Real-estate).

Their Jack of Spades in Neptune can also produce people who are very versatile at being whatever they want. This is good actor or double life energy. Some 9 of Spades are Diane Keaton, Robert Duvall and Ron Howard. But the Jack’s are super creative and they can also heal through the arts (Normal Rockwell) or through music (Justin Bieber, Kesha, Marilyn Manson).

There are only three 9 of Spades birthdays, and sometimes they can just throw themselves into their work and not come out of it. It can be a dark and depressive energy hanging on them, holding them down until they are able to let go and move on.

To help find your path, the 9 of Spades would invite you to explore what needs to end in your life. Is it a dietary habit? A way of thinking? A way of living?

Is there anything outdated you need to let go?

Are you experiencing any clash in your assumptions about life that is causing your whole world to come crashing down?

The 8 of Diamonds is the Sun Card of the deck. It sits at the top and center of the Grand Solar Spread! It shines down on the spread as if it looks down on the rest of the spread.

Michael Jordan and Johnny Depp are 8 of Diamonds, these people have power and physical presence! It’s also the Leo card of the deck which can bring a lot of fame, recognition and fortune. It also receives fame and fortune just by being in the top (Crown Line) of the spread.

There is physical and financial abundance with us this week. Look at the symbology of the 8, it is the infinity symbol. It also can represent Financial loops or Karma. We want to extend and lengthen our loops to increase our financial power.

This infinity symbol can also represent us spending a lot of money, because we have a lot of money coming in! There is flow that is needed with any 8, and with the 8 of Diamonds, we receive flow of money, values, material or physical goods. It’s also a great energy for healing our physical body.

These infinity loops can also help us inquire about what it is that matters most to us (Diamonds Suit) and if are loops are expanding or constricting. The goal with these infinity loops is to give up the need to control or force things and seek solutions for those around you. Being a Diamond, there is great power in our own gut instincts this week. Instead of pushing or trying too hard, or restricting those around you, look for ways that can involve improving financial/spiritual or physical flow for everyone in your tribe this week.

The symbology of the 8 of Diamonds can also represent a woven basket that can be tightened, or you can keep space between each fiber, allowing in air flow.

The tightening is important because all 8s can physically tie themselves up into knots. You would feel this in your stomach (Diamonds representing the physical body). The more we try to control the outside world, the harder it is for the 8 of Diamonds. They can become tyrants, overly tenacious or all tied up in knots.

The basket symbology can also represent the high side of this energy, which is why the 8 of Diamonds is really here - To create solutions for their tribe where they are weaving material values together. They are also here to provide solutions that increase our material and physical wealth. Additionally, this energy provides you the ability to overcome challenges, it is a healing energy!

Goal this week

The 8 of Diamonds is here to help everyone in their community improve their Diamond experience in life. Many 8s are Chiefs - CEOs, leaders of tribes, leaders of people. They are the big performers that are here to create prosperity for others. But, on a deeper level, they are here work on their Pluto Card, the Ace of Spades. The Ace of Spades is also known as the Pluto Card of the deck and brings transformation through death and re-birth.

So, the 8 of Diamonds energy is here to help us all make a huge transformation this week. That transformation can be related to lifestyle, health, work or our spiritual consciousness. It can really be anything, but it is a Pluto energy, it will take work, and it might feel like you are starting over at times! Sometimes Pluto brings destruction before things get better. Sometimes we are not even aware of our Pluto traits. Try tapping into this transformational energy this week. The Ace of Spades is the first seed that gets planted to grow that Big Oak Tree that provides shade and life for all.

The other challenge we receive this week is the Lifetime Karma of the Queen of Spades which invites us to master ourselves and asks us not to worry about trying to control our external world. Focus on the change that you can make in yourself this week and let the flowers arrange themselves with the external world.

The Karmic gift we receive this week is the 7 of Clubs which allows us to look at the bright side of life and adjust our thinking so that we can stay ahead of the curve of knowledge. This is a great influence for spiritual teaching or learning as well as changing your thinking for the better through genius insights or thoughts. The 7 of Clubs is asymmetrical, making it different than all the other cards, so if you feel some of your thoughts or insights are a little asymmetrical in nature or wacky, you might be on the right track!

Additional Lifepath Influences this week

First, it’s important to be aware that the 8 of Diamonds displaces the Queen of Spades and that these people don’t have to be a top business owner or athlete, but may be that mother or father that teaches or sacrifices for others. Because of their internal mastery and role modeling, they may help others find their financial healing or material abundance

This energy lends itself to having a father or authority figure in your life that is really important as the King of Spades in Mercury rules the early life. This King of Spades instills responsibility and structure which is needed for an 8 of Diamonds Child that may be fiercely independent.

Love this week could be interesting with the 3 of Hearts in Venus. The 3 usually brings confusion around a partner or potential partner and is really asking you to trust your heart, not your mind. The 3 is the mind and it interferes with our thinking or choices in friendship and love. There could even be a love Triangle that exists this week perhaps under this influence.

The Ace of Clubs in Mars can bring a strong desire for knowledge. This influence lends itself to being great communicators and they do like to listen to various viewpoints to learn and understand different aspects of their life.

The Queen of Clubs in Jupiter speaks to an influence where an older female in the workplace or in your life can help you benefit in your own career. They are here to teach us this week and listening to their mastery of the mind can help us all this week too. This doesn’t have to be in business, again this can be your mother or an older person you look up to. It can even be a Queen of Clubs person.

The 10 of Spades in Saturn is an influence of overcoming. Usually this means we can overcome health issues or work issues. These are chronic issues that can be overcome this week. How so? With the 10 we want to create space for ourselves and work in the most efficient manner as possible. Additionally, we want to be open to receiving help this week. Don’t turn down any offers you may receive from others.

The 5 of Clubs in Uranus can bring changes in the home or in real estate. I’ll look out for any real-estate related news. It can also mean it’s a strong influence for people who travel for work and can help them lean into new ways for selling or building their businesses while away from the home.

Lastly for Neptune, I find their 3 of Diamonds keeps them dreaming between two careers or two passions. So it brings into question what you really value, and to set your compass in that direction. We find that through listening to our gut instincts. When they line up in one direction we can follow that path to fulfill our dreams.

Questions to get you started this week

Take a few moments to tune into the 8 of Diamonds this week and figure out what you value most and how you can weave it together for yourself and others. Look at the card while doing this to tune into the sacred geometry.

To get there, listen to your bodily wisdom. How can you use your physical power and financial instincts to produce solutions that improve health and wealth?

Are you pushing yourself or others too hard? Or, are you acting like a tyrant or bully and abusing your position?

How can you expand the loops on the infinity symbol to produce better financial solutions for those around you?

Have a great week!

The 7 is the only asymmetrical card in the deck. It’s in the middle of its suit. This gives the 7 a foot in the material world and a foot in the spiritual world. Look at the symbology of the 7 of Diamonds below to see that asymmetry.

You can see that turning the card upside down gives the card a different direction. The 7s can be high, or they can be low. This gives them some flip flopping tendencies and can even make us feel a bit wacky this week. Wacky is the key here. With any 7, you do not want to fit in. The pip that is off-center needs to remain off-center to uplevel and succeed. If it keeps things business as usual, it tends to find the low expression of the 7 versus achieving the high expression.

1If the 6 of Diamonds is here to keep things moving smoothly through alignment, then the 7s are here to change it up to helps us all pivot and adjust our material possessions as well as our spiritual/physical values.

Another way to view the symbology of the 7 is by imagining a cup overlayed on top of the pips.

When we are feeling low, attached, or trying to control outcomes, the 7 of Diamonds will invite us to fill up our cup with what matters most to us. This will be different for each person, and usually this is a more spiritual fill up. Just buying things will not help you play this card right, we are looking at finding the spiritual side of this card and understanding that we have all that we need. This is the major theme for the 7 of Diamonds, that we have everything we need and it will always come to us in different ways. It’s not our job to worry about not having, it’s our job to trust that it will come.

People who have the 7 of Diamonds in a challenging spot will have a tough time with this concept. They may have a challenging relationship with money, or have a poverty mentality. However, the breakthrough comes when we know that we will have enough.

Another way to view the 7 is that its quirkiness can help us become visionaries this week. We can be architects and designers that get ahead of the curve to create new things of value. This can help us create new ways of finding financial abundance, or even creating economic practices that are different from the status quo. By staying ahead of the curve, we end up adjusting our material possessions and spiritual values this week.

See below how the 7 can make a pivot to get ahead of the curve.

This symbolism is asking you to do things differently this week to uplevel your finances, spiritual values or even physical body.

Looking into the Lifepath of the 7 of Diamonds

This is the Venus/Venus Card of the Deck and also a Semi-Fixed card that shares its Karma with the 9 of Hearts which sits in the Saturn/Saturn position of the spread. So this card has a Venus Year, and then a Saturn Year. You can see this play out in their life as well as they have an easy and loving year, and a year with karmic lessons. It goes back and forth each year.

I think the flipping between Venus and Saturn also shows their conflict between the material and spiritual world as described in the sacred geometry of the 7.

Since they are a Diamond, changes are sharp, and they have a lot of them in their Mercury period with the 5 of Spades which can bring sudden moves from the home, or just an instability at home while young and many leave their place of birth or even family during their Venus or Mars period of life.

Their Jack of Hearts in Venus sees them sacrificing for love and family. These people make very devoted partners and someone you can depend on.

Their 9 of Clubs in Mars gives them a difficult Legal Karma. From my experience I have seen these people magically just let go and move on from any legal issues where they were owed something. They didn’t want to deal with it and just let go of the situation and moved on. I guess spiritually that is a gift, but it always seems like they leave something on the table.

This 9 of Clubs in Mars is also a difficult influence for speculation or gambling. Their purpose is to give their knowledge to others. They are here to be the self help gurus of the world.

Their 9 of Spades in Jupiter gives them a tremendous gift of being able to let go and forgive. They also are great consultants where they give their work or spiritual knowledge and teach others. And they are tremendous dreamers and can work out issues in their sleep.

Their Saturn 2 of Hearts brings karmic challenges with love, but I have seen this influence also brings a karmic relationship into their life. This is soulmate level karma. It seems to take a while but it eventually occurs if they stick to their values and don’t force anything. This influence also can also bring an illness to their partner since it’s in Saturn and they end up in a caretaking role as this is a Neptune Column card. This caretaking doesn’t have to be indefinite, it can be for a short time as well.

Their King of Hearts in Uranus makes them great people to be around and work with. They care about others and become great leaders that care about the people side of the business.

Their King of Diamonds in Neptune sees them taking command of their lives as they get older. This also represents a business venture having to do with water or living near the water as they age.

Questions to get you started this week

First, take a look at your mentality or relationship with money or your values. Does it have to be flipped to the upside? Flipping to the high side looks like accepting what is and relinquishing control through non-attachment to outcomes. It also means you understand you have all you need and are grateful for the things you have. The 7 invites us to switch back and forth between the material and the spiritual world.

Second, do you need to re-adjust how you are holding your energy? Diamonds are physical and this pivot can come in the form of your physical body, your job or anything that is really important to you. It might mean doing things a bit abnormally that have not been done before. Think the opposite of the status quo here. Be different.

Lastly, make sure any changes you take on this week are guided by your gut instincts. Diamonds rule the gut and stomach, and you can make adjustments based on what your body is telling you.

Have a great week!

6 = Karma

When we think of 6, we think of Karma and with Diamonds as the suit, we must think of financial, spiritual, physical or material Karma. The symbology of the 6 is to align and balance. The 6 is the umpire that is fair and balanced. It is also a mirror to others that shows us where we need to take responsibility. There are debts to be settled this week. Rectify what needs settling. Clean up what needs cleaning and try to avoid being too stubborn or rigid.

The question this week will be whether or not you are on the positive or negative end of these past transactions. Observe for yourself to see where you fall. If you are on the positive receiving end, it can look like people paying you back, receiving money for your services, or some type of credit to you or your accounts. If you are on the negative end, it will be the opposite, and you will be the one paying past dues. You may even see this Karma play out in our financial markets. Will we end up or down? Is it time for some global housekeeping?

Two Karmic Pillars of Strength

This 6 energy produces terrific competitors that are made to fight. Looking at the symbology above, you can see how 6 Diamonds can represent 2 Pillars. 2 Train Tracks, or a Building that holds its strength in the wind. This symbology can also represent a mirror, or scales of justice. I believe the fight of the 6 comes from the balancing of the scales built into this energy. If they feel wronged, they do want to make things right. This can also be a revengeful energy (OJ Simpson is a 6 of Diamonds) where they blame others for their perceived problems. Their strong link to Saturn produces this revenge factor that looks like Karma from their perspective.

Valence of the 6

I want to point out the that within the 6 of Diamonds, we do find a 4 and a 2.

In order to play the high side of this fraction (4/2), will require hard work! Think about the 4 of Diamonds and the hard work they must put in to achieve protection from this card. The 2 can symbolize partnerships or peace. Where do you have to make peace in your life this week? Where do you have to work hard this week to tip the scales in your favor?

Re-alignment of Diamonds

It can also be an energy that helps to usher in a special purpose for us this week. Use this energy to align the things that matter most to you. As Diamonds are values, money, or the physical body, there can be a re-centering or re-balancing of your personal Diamonds this week. Don’t overthink this, the answers you need this week come from your gut.

6 of Diamonds Lifepath

Looking at the Lifepath of the 6 of Diamonds can give us some clues as to the energy this week. First off, they are the Mercury Card in the Jupiter Line. They expand and make money through communication, writing, teaching, networking or any mental pursuits.

Next, they have a 9 of Clubs lifetime Karma card that makes them somewhat rigid and can give them issues letting go of mental thoughts and beliefs. There is some attachment to thoughts they need to address. The more attached they are, the lower they can climb down the ladder of negativity and have bouts of depressive tendencies.

They are terrific in front of large groups with their 10 of Hearts in Venus. The 10 of Hearts in Venus is also a great influence for throwing a party in your home this week as it will be easy for people to be feeling congenial.

Their 10 of Diamonds in Mars brings a desire to speculate large sums of money. I’ll watch how the Stock Market does with this influence. It can be a War this week with large sums of money changing hands. When we read the yearly spreads, this is generally a great influence (though Mars can add some volatility), but it is made even better if we dip into our intuition and cultivate the right values when speculating as the Queen of Club sits underneath the 10 of Diamonds. in the Perfect Spread. She is the Queen of intuition.

Their 8 of spades in Jupiter gives them great power in labor and large organizations. I’ve seen these people work in healthcare or work for large companies that heal and feed people. There is a healing element here with the 8 of Spades.

Their Saturn card is the Ace of Hearts which gives them a challenge with loving themselves or being alone. If you know any 6 of Diamonds people they may remind you of a Libra who focuses on partnerships and focuses on their partner first. They generally feel really good if the relationship is going well, and have issues when it is not going well.

At the end of the day, you are here to align your material world this week, and the 6 Energy helps us take responsibility for what needs rebalancing this week.

Questions to get you started

What direction are the scales balancing this week? Is there any karma you notice?

What are you seeing in the mirror of your physical and spiritual reality this week? And how can you use this reflection to see what is happening and what needs alignment?

What debts need settling this week? What do you owe and how can you pay it off?

What housekeeping needs to be done at home? At work? With your physical body?

How can you align what matters most to you this week? Diamonds represent the gut/stomach, so trust your gut instincts with this question.

Have a great week!

X marks the spot this week. Change is in the air. Money is exchanging hands and moving!

Five = Freedom and Exploration

The 5 is the explorer, they are here to find their treasure in life. It is also symbolic for experience and change. We experience the world with 5 fingers on our hand, 5 holes on our face. The 5 senses. It is all about the experience. And for 5s this means freedom to step outside of the box and discover new things.

Diamonds represent values, money and our physical body. They are the element of water and represent the fall. They generally have issues around self worth and are here to recognize and bring forth their spiritual and material responsibility in this life. They are also very sharp. When these changes occur, they can move hard and quick.

What this means is the 5 of Diamonds energy this week can make us a bit restless, feeling like we are on an endless search for something.

There are even some ADD tendencies with the 5 as you can be too impulsive and in an endless search for something you value. This is also the type of energy that experiences issues with authority as 5s are extremely freedom oriented. To me it reminds me of mass protest energy.

Five = Energy for Change

On the high side, the 5 of Diamonds is here to bring new physical expressions of who we are while discovering new ways of making money or new ways of expressing beauty, art, fashion, design and change. Many 5 of Diamonds have built in sales ability and others are fashion models, healers and designers.

This is a good energy for changing how you make money, changing your job, your physical routines and bringing forth and creating something new that you truly value. It’s also a great energy for marketing and selling your products. This is a wandering salesmen energy, so traveling to sell something you value can bring great prosperity this week.

This energy can allow you to be financially successful if you can deal with letting go of things that no longer serve you. Endings come in the form of the 9 of Diamonds which is the Karma card for the 5 of Diamonds. If something is not worth it, or not serving you, it may be a good time to expand from the safe box that the 4 of Diamonds offered last week and move out into discovery mode this week.

Spiritual Gifts can be accessed this week

The 5 of Diamonds has the 7 of Spades as a lifetime Jupiter card which allows them to access the high side of the 7 of Spades - the card of faith. You can pivot and adjust your consciousness this week.

You have the ability to turn a frown upside down, shift energy and heal. You can bring enlightened awareness to others. You can also figure out how to fix a negative attitude and find the faith to stay positive and understand that a less attached approach to external things brings greater internal rewards. All 7s ask us to dive into the spiritual aspect of the card to be successful, and we have Jupiter helping us get there this week.

The 3 of Clubs is positive Lifetime Karma for the 5 of Diamonds which gives us great creative energy this week. The 3 of Clubs can access downloads from the universe. Words or thoughts can pop into your head this week, do not disregard what you are downloading, there can be important information here that you can share with others.

The 3 of Clubs is an antenna and the gift this week is that you can tune into the universe and get some coaching or creative ideas to line up your mind in the right direction. Do you know the sound of your own psychic insights? The 3 of Clubs is here to deliver those ah ha moments to you. What solutions are popping into your brain? This is a great card for authors, writing, public speaking and telling stories. I hope you receive some wonderful insights this week.

Questions to get you started

Are you distracted by superficial things this week? Or, do you need to re-evaluate what matters to you?

Are you willing to change your value system this week? If so, what bold action is required for you to break outside of the box of comfort to enact that change?

What can you promote that helps you reach a large audience to bring more prosperity?

Have a great week!

I have been finding terrific patterns and making some consistent observations with the Moon Card for myself and my clients and I wanted to share them here.

What is the Moon Card?

Your Moon Card represents a gentle, supportive influence. It acts like a quiet light, helping to illuminate our path when we need guidance. It nurtures us, encourages us, and provides support as we move through life.

This guidance can be an energy or a person with that Card. It can also be a city, country or institution that has that Card’s energy imprint. However, it seems most meaningful when it’s a human relationship.

The Moon Card is the card directly behind your Birth Card. When looking at the Grand Solar Spread, it is the card immediately to the right of your Birth Card. If your Birth Card falls in the Mercury Column, simply move backwards and up one row, finding yourself in the the Neptune Column to find your Moon Card.

Examples:

• The Jack of Diamonds is Moon to the 4 of Hearts

• The Queen of Hearts is Moon to the 10 of Clubs

• The King of Diamonds is moon to the 6 of Hearts

• The 5 of Diamonds in the Perfect Spread (on the left) is moon to the 6 of Diamonds

You will have Moon cards from the Grand Solar Spread on the right and the Perfect Spread on the left. I’ve found both spreads to be just as impactful of a connection.

Meeting your Moon

Looking at both the Grand Solar Spread and the Perfect Spread, there is consistent evidence that people who are your Moon Card have a unique way of supporting you throughout your life. They naturally seem to encourage your path. They believe in you and want you to succeed.

This can show up in countless ways. It might be a grandmother who makes you her favorite and supports you every chance she gets. It could be a close friend who always encourages your ideas. Sometimes it’s someone you’ve never met in person who discovers your work online and becomes one of your biggest supporters. Or, it can be a romantic or intimate relationship where this person comes into your life and just adores you. The relationship doesn’t have to be romantic or even deeply personal. What matters is the feeling they bring into your life. You can feel it deep down.

Moon Card in different spreads

I have always known the Lifetime Moon Cards to have a huge impact on a relationship, but for some reason I didn’t give that same attention to the Yearly or 7 Year Moon cards. However, just recently, I started seeing the Moon card patterns, and now I can’t look away. It felt like my Moon cards were identifying my soul’s journey for each spread and summing up my internal experiences. It also seemed to represent or summarize specific relationships during the exact timeframe they were occurring.

Within the past couple years, when applicable, I would use the Moon with my clients as a talking point, and often times it would also beautifully sum up their internal experiences and help to guide them through the themes of their spreads.

This does not mean that the Moon causes the events or relationships to occur. I see it more as the Moon energy shining a light on your current spreads. It lights the path of least resistance and sends a helping hand along the way. And in doing so, it pointed us toward exactly what our soul needed as the experiences of the year unfolded.

Moon Card Examples

The first card that really caught my attention was the 2 of Hearts as a yearly Moon Card

As you might expect, the 2 of Hearts often coincided with meeting someone and beginning a meaningful relationship. Since the 2 of Hearts is the Sweetheart Card, it seemed to bring a blessing through love, connection, and emotional intimacy.

And what is interesting is not that a relationship occurred, but that the relationship itself appeared to become one of the ways the soul was being supported through the lessons of that particular year.

Your Moon Card for the Year can be someone entering your life

Another way relationships show up is when someone who was the same card as your moon card for the year (or 7 Year period) showed up and entered your life. This was especially noticeable when they were the one pursuing the relationship or the one offering support. It was almost as if they embodied the supportive energy of that Moon Card and arrived at exactly the right time to help guide the person through the lessons of that time period.

Of course this does not happen all the time, but I saw it often enough that it called out to me.

The same principle seemed to apply to endings as well.

Take the 5 of Hearts as a Moon Card. Traditionally, the 5 of Hearts is a break up or divorce card. It can also mean that you go from being single to in a relationship, as it is a change in relationship status.

So the 5 of Hearts as a yearly Moon Card could just as easily coincide with the end of a relationship. At first glance, that may not seem supportive, but when you understand the nature of the 5 of Hearts, it makes perfect sense. The card is there to help you navigate heartfelt change. It supports you as you step outside of your comfort zone, bring forth new love and begin a new emotional chapter.

In other cases, I would see the 9 of Hearts appear as the yearly Moon Card when an important relationship was coming to an end.

The 9 of Hearts teaches us about completion, letting go, and creating space for something new to enter our lives.

While those experiences are rarely easy, the Moon Card seemed to nurture people through that process. It didn’t remove the pain, but it softened it. It offered support while they accepted what was ending and prepared for what was next.

Even when a Diamond card appeared as the yearly Moon Card, relationships often still seemed to be at the center of the lesson. For example, I saw cases where a 7 of Diamonds coincided with a financial loss that stemmed from a relationship or emotional situation. While the card itself spoke to money and values, the deeper lesson still seemed to be connected to the heart.

Tune into your Moon card and observe

If you were to look simply at the Long Range, Karma and Result Cards for the Year, you could cover the major themes one may experience. But the more I looked at Moon Card patterns, I could see that it was able to touch that part deep down that could describe to someone what was happening within the soul, especially through their closest relationships and emotional experiences. It’s all about the inner experience that provides exactly the kind of guidance needed to help us grow through it.

We are here this week to build a strong foundation for things that matter most to us. Diamonds are values, instincts, and money, and they require hard work under the 4 energy.

The 4 of Diamonds sits in the Neptune Row and Venus column which sees them dreaming of an easy and romantic life. However, it’s very difficult to access those dreams without a lot of determination and grit. They are also reminded of how hard they must work as they also sit in the Saturn row and Venus column in the perfect spread, which brings lessons through hard work and relationships.

Fours are here to build strong structures that help keep us safe and organized. They are the builders of society (think Legos) and they help to get things “squared” away.

You can think of the 4 like a fence or box that serves as protection. At times this protection can limit or stifle us, or it can help us feel safe and strong in the space we are holding.

So the question this week is, what are you building that is important to you? Is it boxing you in? Or are you building something that will serve as the foundation for the future?

Diamonds represent financial, physical and spiritual values

This week we gain some level of financial, physical and spiritual protection. The 4 of Diamonds showing up for us can offer us financial protection, where we just have what we need. This is not a huge lump sum, but instead, we are given just enough.

Diamonds also rule the body and gut instincts and we want to work on a routine that helps establish good habits for our body. This energy also asks us to listen to what our stomach is telling us. In fact, 4 of Diamonds have really strong stomachs/core strength and can usually deal with any type of food or any physical challenge that comes their way. We want to look out for micromanaging ourselves or others and thinking we know how others should organize their life. Trust your gut and don’t try to force things this week.

Diamonds also represent values, and what matters most to us. This is a great week to work at a spiritual routine, or learn foundational knowledge for any spiritual matters. When we step into our flow like this we will find that the money or protection from the 4 of Diamonds will follow us.

4 of Diamonds Lifepath

Looking at the lifepath of the 4 of Diamonds, the first thing you may notice is that they spend some time in the Crown Line. This automatically brings a calling to a higher mind for us this week.

Their Uranus, Neptune and Pluto Cards are found in the Crown line giving them more contentment and success in their later years. For example, their 10 of Clubs in Uranus brings success in real-estate investing. They may also sell their house in older age for a great profit that will sustain their living needs for the rest of their life.

Their 8 of Diamonds in Neptune brings financial power through inheritance or their own hard work, paying off for them. The 8 of Diamonds is the Sun Card of the deck, but I’ve also seen these people receive money from their “son” later in life.

The 2 of Spades Mercury card can help to bring great success in work partnerships this week. Work on the things with others that you can not do yourself. Keep the partnership healthy and synergistic, not one sided.

Their 8 of Hearts in Venus will give the 4 of Diamonds high ideals about love. 4’s can be quite fixed in their approach to life. Much of this is due to their need for organization and security, so you can expect that there may be some global energy this week in partnerships where that Neptune line leads us to have a distorted perception of love and how things should work versus how they really play out.

The 6 of Clubs in Mars asks you what message are you here to share with others this week. Is there a message you have in your gut that you need to get out to the world? What is the good word that you can preach that will bring a peaceful alignment to your mind and others as well? This influence can help to bring mental alignment and ease.

The Queen of Hearts in Saturn teaches us this week that we have to work for everything. As a Saturn card, the Queen of Hearts is asking us to lead by example and embody the leadership we are seeking. There are no off days this week as hard work is required to persevere.

With that said, the 4 of Diamonds are some of the strongest people you can meet. I am talking about people that have survived wars, cancer, displaced person camps and act like it’s nothing when they get through that struggle. Their body is also very strong, it takes a lot to hold these people down. They have a chip on their shoulder and their body overcomes many challenges. Their stubbornness is also their strength as they are great fighters and back down from nothing.

Questions to get you started

If you’re having trouble tapping into this week’s energy, spend a few moments reflecting on the questions below. Notice what your body, intuition, and your gut instincts are telling you.

• What truly matters most to you? What do you value most, and how can you organize your life around those values? When your priorities are aligned, your financial and physical security often begin to take care of themselves.

• How are your physical routines? Are your daily habits supporting your health, energy, and overall well-being, or is there an area that needs more structure?

• Are you trusting your gut instincts? Or are you allowing your mind to overthink what your body already knows? How organized are your emotions, and are they helping or hindering your decisions?

• Are you trying to organize everyone else’s life? Are you micromanaging others or expecting them to live according to your own high standards? Where could you let go and allow others to walk their own path?

• What structure do you need to create? What simple system, routine, or foundation would help bring more stability, confidence, and balance into your life?

The goal this week is to create enough structure to grow the things that are most important to you.

Have a great week!

The goal this week will be to listen to what our gut instincts are telling us. You’ll want to march to the beat of your own internal drum and ask yourself what you can materialize into physical form.

Anytime we have a card with the number 3, we can get in our head and cause problems from over thinking. Remember with Diamonds to trust your body, not your head or heart, but your stomach! What direction excites you? What decision makes your stomach feel good? This is your chance to tune into your bodies inner wisdom and choose your path forward around what matters most to you! This could be spiritual, financial, or anything have to do with the 5 senses.

If you are torn between two value propositions, you may need to re-evaluate your values with the goal of lining up all 3 Diamonds in a straight line and use your instincts as your inner compass. What do you value most now?

You can do this by expressing your creativity in a positive way through writing, physical movement, art, music or anything that gets your creative juices flowing. Take note of how your body feels during all of this.

Relationship Dynamics at play this week

The 3 of Diamonds has tough relationship challenges in its Life Spread. They have the 6 of Hearts as a first karma card in life (shown in the Natural Spread on the left) which brings karmic responses from how they have treated people in the past. This is usually not that big of a deal though for them though.

Then we need to watch out for the low end of the 7 of Hearts in Venus (fear of abandonment) which can produce controlling or super attached partners. We also want to be aware of the Jack of Hearts in Saturn which could see us having to make a difficult sacrifice for family or loved ones that need help as well as the 2 of Hearts in Pluto which could challenge our intimate relationships, mostly in the areas of compromise and cooperation.

Creative Product Ideas Card

We might also be concerned about money this week as the 3 of Diamonds brings indecision, thinking (3) and fear/lack over money. To get through this indecision, turn to your creative expressions and see what truly matters most to you this week and follow the information your body is providing you through your stomach. You can produce precise and creative ideas this week to make money!

Questions to get you started

What can you materialize into physical form? Are you creating what matters most to you?

Are you trusting your gut instincts? Or, do you need to re-evaluate your values to see what path you should take?

Is there a positive creative outlet for your body, or are you dismissing what your body is leaning towards?

Weekly Forecast

Tuesday, July 14th: Ace of Diamonds/Ace of Hearts

The Ace of Diamonds is the Aries card of the deck and helps us use our passion and ambition to bring forth something great of material value. The Ace of Hearts is the Lifetime Karmic Gift to the Ace of Diamonds and helps them be happy doing their own thing and being alone. They are able to give themselves the love they need that fills up their own cup. We want to watch out for hidden insecurities today which can be common with the Aces. Instead of comparing ourselves to others, or judging our self-worth based on our net worth, look internally to see how you can “Ace” your game today.

Wednesday, July 15th: King of Clubs/2 of Clubs

The King of Clubs is the King of Truth that provides us with intuitive thought leadership. Wednesday is a great day for communication and leading with your words. The 2 of Clubs helps us to form mental connections with others which also takes compromise at times for the King of Clubs. It’s the Uranus card of the deck which could bring some surprises on a Mars Day (Tuesday) but this Uranus aspect is more about Freedom and independence for our King of Clubs. You are here Wednesday to help break out of the box of current thinking and carve the path forward. If you find yourself too forceful or attempting to be right all the time, take a step back and look to the 2 of Clubs to find your mental synergy with others. For those that don’t speak up enough, Wednesday may be a good day to step into your power by using your words.

Thursday, July 16th: Queen of Clubs/Ace of Clubs

The Queen of Clubs is the most intuitive card in the deck. We are given the gift of psychic insights and gnostic knowledge. She is the mother of knowledge and can speak to the universe. If you get any downloads or voices in your head, pay attention as the Queen is helping you receive those messages so that you can work on your personal mastery.

The Ace of Clubs can help us produce a new idea or learn new information today. It’s time today for you to bring for new information to others or new ways of thinking about something. Focus your thinking on your next big idea this Thursday.

Friday, July 17th: Jack of Clubs/Queen of Spades

The Jack of Clubs gives us genius outside of the box ideas today that can help us to destroy and rebuild our current thought paradigm. People may be a bit more argumentative Friday! The Jack of Clubs loves to argue, even for positions they don’t agree with. They can do mental gymnastics with their brilliant mind.

There is some opportunity for dishonesty Friday as the Jack of Clubs has the Jack of Diamonds as a Karma card. But this Jack of Diamonds energy also teaches us that we need to promote ourselves better.

The Queen of Spades asks us to look within and lead by example using our personal mastery. She is the Queen of work and mother of labor who may escape into her career. Make sure you are still paying attention to the Spade which represents the power of consciousness. Look into the spiritual side of self mastery Friday.

Saturday, July 18th: 10 of Clubs/Queen of Hearts

Saturday is a great day to teach others our knowledge. The 10 of Clubs is a Crown Line card and helps you to shine and radiate what you know as an intuitive wisdom teacher. You have a lot to offer in any subject, there is great teaching energy here.

We want to make sure not to overplay it and try to do too much here. The 10 of Clubs can create a laundry list of things to do and might have trouble sleeping at night due to overthinking. Make sure to take time for yourself.

The Queen of Hearts is the mother of Love and teaches us to lead by example with the love we give others. This is the sex card as well, and we can find ourselves being a bit too self-indulgent and lazy today due to the Queen of Hearts location in the Neptune/Neptune position of the spread.

Sunday, July 19th: 9 of Clubs/Jack of Hearts

The 9 of Clubs asks us to give out information to help others. There is an energy available Sunday that helps us to uplift others and transcend the way others think. Tony Robbins is a self help guru that is a 9 of Clubs that has played his cards right by helping other people climb the ladder of a higher mental path.

We can be thought leaders and wisdom teachers with this energy, and also receive breakthrough insights. At its worst, this energy can bring frustration, worry and disappointment, especially around endings and completions.

The Jack of Hearts could see us helping others Sunday, just try not to save people too much to the point where it hurts you or holds you back.

~ Have a great week!

The 2 of Diamonds is here to help us form partnerships that create prosperity. This is a week for making a deal! Think of the 1:1 partnerships you can enter this week that bring more value to the world.

What we want to look for this week is a win-win deal for you and the other party. And since it’s a Diamond week, we want to trust our instincts as Diamonds rule our physical body and stomach. You are co-creating something of value, or something that is really important to you and the other person this week. This is something that will be better with a partnership than if you went at it alone.

Weekly Challenge: The Jack of Spades and 6 of Clubs

What we want to look out for is that the 2 of Diamonds energy can be a bit misleading and dishonest because of the Jack of Spades Mercury and 6 of Clubs 1st Karma card this week. The Jack of Spades is the thief card of the deck where we could get scammed and the 6 of Clubs as a 1st Karma card could bring dishonesty in our communications. Just make sure your gut is telling you to proceed, if it doesn’t sit right in your stomach, then you have your answer in regards to the partnership.

In the area of relationships, we may have very fixed ideals about love or our friendships/family this week due to the 8 of Clubs in Venus. The 8 of Clubs is a very fixed card of the mind that really doesn’t enjoy change, or is slow to change due to its fixed nature. Therefore, we may find some challenges in this area too.

Weekly Gift: The Ace of Diamonds

The Ace of Diamonds gives energetically to the 2 of Diamonds as it is the positive Karma for the 2 of Diamonds in the Grand Solar Spread. This gift energy allows us to start something of great importance. We inherently have good energy this week to bring forth something of material value to the world that didn’t previously exist this week. This is a really great influence for your career as well. It’s a seed that gets planted, and we are here to find our center and Ace the test of life this week.

28 is the Number of Wealth

It’s also the 28th week of the year and the number 28 in Numerology is known as a number for wealth. When you dissect the 28 you see we get a partnership/networking and cooperation (2) influence + a power number for material and financial success (8) energy. This aligns perfectly with the 2 of Diamonds.

For example, Bill Gates was born on October 28th and Elon Musk on June 28th.

Capital B’s also equal 28 in Letterology, so when you see anything starting with a capital B, think of things like:

• Bank

• Billionaire

• Business

Putting all of this together, we have a strong week for creating some nice financial partnerships that bring prosperity. Let me know how it goes in the comments.

Questions to get you started this week

Is it time to strike a deal this week? What win-win solutions are available to you?

How can you partner with others to co-create something of value?

What are your instincts telling you? Is your gut telling you to build something with others that you can’t by yourself?

Do you feel worthy of receiving support from someone? Or are you compromising ethics or personal boundaries for the partnership?

Daily Energy This Week

Each day is represented by specific energy. So when you Zoom out and see the weekly Card, you can better understand how to play the 2 of Diamonds correctly using the Daily cards as your guide.

Tuesday, 7/7

Today we receive crown line energy. The 8 of Diamonds is the Sun card of the deck and can bring fame or recognition. There is physical power here as well as financial abundance. The 8 has strong karma but also it is the infinity symbol. As long as there is flow and no forcefulness, we can weave together material solutions that brings prosperity for all. The 10 of Clubs is the teacher of the deck. They shine their knowledge and radiate what they know to all. There is good energy for you to share your intuitive wisdom this week, you have much to offer others! We overplay this card by having too many things to do. Try to take some space for yourself if you are finding your mind pinging back and forth.

Wednesday, 7/8

The 7 of Diamonds on Wednesday may challenge our relationship with money or prosperity. Whenever you see a 7, it is asking you to adjust something as it pertains to the suit. For the 7s, it can mean not trying to control where the money comes from, or how you are going to get it, but trusting that it will come to you in ways you didn’t even think were possible. It’s not your job to worry about it, it’s just your job to receive it. You may also feel like you are flipflopping a bit today. The 7 of Diamonds can make you feel poor and give you a lack mentality.

In general, The 7s have high or low energy, there is no in-between for this energy. So if you feel like you are on the low end (a lack of faith, lack of trust), try to adjust any attachments you may have with money or relationships. Letting go of the need to control is a good place to start.

The 7 of Hearts can bring fears of abandonment and disappointment in our relationships. People end up trying to control their partners under this energy due to a fear of losing what they have. The goal here again is to let go of our attachments and have faith that either money or love will come to you in ways you didn’t expect. The 7 of Hearts always reminds me of the saying that if you love a flower, you will not dig it up from the ground, but instead just admire it from a distance.

Thursday, 7/9

The 6 of Diamonds can bring financial karma, physical alignment or redistribution of wealth. This might show up as you receiving payments from others, or you having to pay your bills. It also gives you some strong physical abilities and energy for sports and competition. There is some fight here with the 6 of Diamonds. They are super competitive and may end up fighting with their partners. Anytime you have a 6 as a Birth Card, Karma can come in the form of revenge, the 6 can be very dangerous when mad.

The 6 of Diamonds can help us take responsibility for our health as well. The purpose is to align and balance our health to find our center. So if we have been bad to our bodies, it would be a good day to look in the mirror and take accountability.

The 8 of Clubs is mentally very strong and fixed int their thinking. They are here to put together mental solutions for their tribe. They have infinite mental power and this energy gives us the ability to solve anything we can with our mind today. This is a good day to start a business as the 8 of Clubs has the 10 of Diamonds in Jupiter.

Friday, 7/10

The 5 of Diamonds brings an exchange of money. It brings change in the form of new physical expressions. Many models and artists are 5 of Diamonds. They are the explorer that helps us to expand and discover new things of value. This is an open minded energy that can sometimes be too restless or have us spinning in place.

You have great sales ability today as the 5 of Diamonds is a great salesperson (like the Jack of Diamonds). You may also start making something of value in the beauty or fashion industry. Or, you may just want to change your physical environment for changes sake.

Paired with the 7 of Clubs, we also must make adjustments in the way we think today. If we find ourselves feeling more pessimistic, we need to find a way to fill up our cup with knowledge and spiritual teachings that can keep us more positive in mindset.

Many 7 of Clubs are spiritual teachers, it’s a great energy to learn something new and get ahead of the curve with new knowledge. These people have a critical mind and can point out stuff that is wrong. They are great at finding errors and make for great critical thinkers.

With the 7 of Clubs, the one thing to look out for is for accidents. They are accident prone due to their 7 of Spades Saturn, so if you feel that way, it’s time to slow down and take your time with things.

Saturday, 7/11

The double 4 energy invites us to work very hard today. Both cards fall in the Neptune Row of the Grand Solar Spread which sees them dreaming of an easier life full of money and love. With the 4 of Diamonds, we have an energy that requires hard work. There is great physical strength and financial protection with this card. You will have just what you need under this influence, whether its money or love/relationships.

The Fours are security oriented and can make all of their decisions rooted in safety. This ends up boxing them in and in some cases can make them feel very stifled.

We want to ask ourselves today what kind of space we are holding. What are we building? The 4 is a double 2 in many ways, and 22 is the builder. What are we building today? For the 4 of Diamonds, it could be a project that brings in money, or we could be building our physical body up to be stronger. The 4 of Hearts invites us to build a strong and safe home/family. This means keeping a safe space for others in our home that provides empathy and love for all in it.

Sunday, 7/12

The 3 of Diamonds asks us today to follow our gut instincts and line them up as our inner compass. The 3 can bring a lot of anxiety due to indecision about what direction to take in life, at work, or really anything that matters to you. Are you in-between two directions? What does your stomach tell you today?

You may feel like you don’t have enough money today since the 3 of Diamonds can challenge us with a lack mentality. The goal is to find your creative side with the 3 and express yourself. Esoteric studies benefit this energy since the 3 of Diamonds has the Ace of Spades in Mercury (Ace of Spades is the Card for this Cardology System).

You can not wait for others today for validation about your direction, you must make that decision. If you are really stuck, ask yourself what you can materialize into physical form. You want to create something that is really important to you. This should be really creative and fun!

Relationships can be a challenge today as well. The 3 of Diamonds has the 7 of Hearts in Venus (fear of abandonment), the Jack of Hearts in Saturn (making a sacrifice for loved ones), the 2 of Hearts in Pluto (deep rooted challenges in relationships) and the 6 of Hearts as a 1st Karma card (challenged by having to take responsibility for our past actions in relationships). These are critical Heart cards in difficult positions. Additionally, the 5 of Clubs is one of the most difficult cards for relationships as they have a high need for freedom and they love to explore to find new ways of thinking.

If you have a new idea today, or find yourself exploring new ways of thinking, that is the 5 of Clubs speaking to you. Use this expansive energy to your benefit today to discover new knowledge and ideas.

Have a great week!

For the past few years I’ve slowly been documenting health issues from Medical Astrology Communities, clients, family and friends and have integrated my findings into a Medical Cardology framework.

Introduction: The Medical Cardology Framework

This Medical Cardology framework pulls from the symbolic archetypes tied to the planets and body systems in Medical Astrology. However, it uses the grid influences in the Grand Solar Spread and Past Life Spread to form planetary combinations.

For those that are new, a grid influence is just your spot in the Grand Solar Spread or Perfect Spread.

For example, the Queen of Clubs is Mercury Line/Mars Column card and the 10 of Diamonds is Jupiter Line/Jupiter Column Card.

As with any new system or approach to the cards, I encourage you to do your own research. My own research has led me to back test this model against real-life examples and build a growing database of case studies. Nothing is ever 100% perfect, and this model is no exception.

And rather than reinventing the wheel, I'm drawing from concepts that are already recognized within the metaphysical community and organizing them through a Cardology lens. So far, I've found some nice alignment and correlation, and it's become a valuable tool in my work coaching clients.

Example: Neptune-Mars

For example, the Neptune–Mars combination represents the interaction between Neptune’s qualities of intuition, dissolution, sensitivity, spirituality, and permeability with Mars’ qualities of action, drive, competition, survival, and assertion.

This interaction may express itself as fatigue, emotional depletion, confusion around direction, sacrifice, compassionate action, healing motivation, spiritual courage, or inspired service, depending on how consciously the energy is expressed.

This same Neptune–Mars archetype can appear through several astrological configurations, including:

• Neptune in Aries (Neptune expressing itself through a Mars-ruled sign)

• Mars in Pisces (Mars expressing itself through a Neptune-ruled sign)

• Neptune conjunct Mars

• Neptune square Mars

• Neptune opposite Mars

• Neptune trine Mars

• Neptune transiting natal Mars

• Strong Neptune-Mars natal chart signatures

In each case, the underlying energetic interaction remains the same, even though the expression may differ depending on the chart, aspect, house placement, or life circumstances involved.

Another way to view these combinations is by combining the planetary influences over the Grand Solar Spread like I did below. Using the planetary rows and columns we arrive at the Grand Solar Medical Cardology Spread below.

You’ll also notice I have filled in sections for all of the Crown Line as it is possible for the Crown Line cards to assume any of the columns in the Crown. Here is a high quality copy of this grid.

Using the Grand Solar spread combinations, this system should be viewed as foundational energetic archetypes. Astrological placements, aspects, transits, and progressions simply provide different pathways through which those archetypes become active.

The Cards as the Blueprint

While the planetary combination reveals the energetic interaction, the associated cards provide a more detailed blueprint for understanding how that energy may be expressed and navigated.

Each combination is linked to your spot in the Grand Solar Spread and/or Perfect (past life) Spread. These combinations offer additional insight into behavioral patterns, recurring challenges, innate strengths, karmic tendencies, and potential growth paths associated with the combination.

In many cases, the planetary combination tells us what energy is operating, while the cards help explain how that energy is likely to manifest in practical life. The cards provide guidance that can help individuals better understand their unique relationship with the archetype.

Cardology Natal Chart

Below is a Cardology Wheel I created to showcase the spreads in a different way than we usually view it. I am not a graphic design person and AI still struggles to replicate playing cards, so I did what I could via PowerPoint. Here is the download link. The inner pie slices are the planetary Rows. The smaller outer ring is the planetary columns for that row. The cards above each outer ring represents the Card in the Grand Solar Spread and then the Cards above those represent the Cards in the Past Life Spread.

Let’s start with Mercury

Mercury Rules the nervous system, brain, memory, mental activity, etc.

• The Mercury/Mercury Card in the Grand Solar Spread is the 3 of Hearts.

• The Mercury/Mercury Card in the Past Life/ Perfect Spread is the Ace of Hearts.

The Ace of Hearts is also the Karma or Karmic Challenge for the 3 of Hearts. At the same time, the 3 of Hearts, is the Karmic Gift for the Ace of Hearts.

So here you have the ability to view cards using the Grid influences but also have the wheel of Karma as you work left to right.

Let’s do another example. Let’s say you are a 3 of Clubs.

The 3 of Clubs sits in two places. In the Grand Solar Spread, it sits in the Saturn/Mars position and Mars/Venus in the Past Life Spread.

Now Identify the Saturn Pie Slice and the Mars outer ring, you will see the 3 of Clubs. You’ll also see that the 5 of Diamonds sits above the the 3 of Clubs, meaning that is the Karmic Challenge for the 3 of Clubs.

Now go to the other position for the 3 of Clubs, which is the Mars/Venus Position in the Past life. Here you see that the King of Diamonds is the Karmic Gift to the 3 of Clubs, meaning that as a 3 of Clubs, you benefit and receive the energy flow of the King of Diamonds.

Once you identify your position you can then look to the planetary influences of your card from the Grand Solar Spread and the Past Life Spread.

This is just an attempt for you to see the planetary combinations a bit differently.

More examples

For example, the 2 of Spades and 8 of Clubs both have a Neptune and Mars dynamic, yet the the 2 of Spades will experience it from a Neptune lens and the 8 of Clubs will experience it from a Mars lens. Do you see why?

Well the 2 of Spades is in the Neptune Row or Neptune Slice and the 8 of Clubs is in the Mars Row or Mars Slice. This alone can reveal different health lessons.

Viewed this way, the cards provides a roadmap for working consciously with the planetary energy, helping individuals recognize potential pitfalls, cultivate higher expressions, and align more fully with the evolutionary purpose of the combination.

The planetary combination reveals the energetic pattern. The cards reveal the blueprint for understanding and navigating that pattern.

Medical Cardology

First, This is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is a symbolic awareness framework designed to help identify energetic tendencies, behavioral patterns, stress mechanisms, and areas where imbalance may accumulate over time.

The goal is to create awareness around the high and low expressions and how they may be expressed.

The Catalyst

For years I followed Medical Astrology groups online. People would post their birthdays asking for chart interpretations, but before even looking at the astrology itself, I often found myself going directly to their Birth Cards and Grand Solar Spread placements.

Over time, I unintentionally built notes of medical Cardology data. I began noticing repeating symbolic themes in combination with what was already known:

• certain cards appearing repeatedly around nervous system issues

• certain placements connected to emotional burnout

• recurring patterns involving inflammation, hormonal imbalance, fluid retention, chronic stress, or structural tension

But when this all really hit me was about 2 years ago.

Some of you know that I’m a 2 of Spades. In Cardology, the 2 of Spades carries the 6 of Spades as its Lifetime Karmic Challenge Card, often referred to as the Health Karma Card. Symbolically, it points toward lessons involving responsibility, moderation, discipline, balance, and health awareness.

For most of my life, this manifested in manageable ways. Whenever I overextended myself mentally, emotionally, physically, or energetically, there always seemed to be consequences that forced me back toward balance.

Then in January 2025, I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.

Thankfully, I am healthy today and feel better than ever. And I am not suggesting that certain cards guarantee illness, but for me, when I revisited my Grand Solar Spread more carefully, I looked deeper into where the 2 of Spades sits, which is the Neptune/Mars position.

Within the framework I’ve been developing:

• Neptune corresponds to the immune system, lymphatic system, fluid balance, and energetic permeability. That tracked.

• Mars corresponds to inflammation, adrenal activation, blood, and stress response. That also tracked.

This was a pretty big ah - ha moment - Lymphatic system (Lymphoma) and inflammation from Mars (all of my lymph nodes were enlarged).

With a 6 of Spades Lifetime Karma, karmically, this situation needed my attention and I had to focus on health, recovery, balance and physical re-alignment.

This experience became the catalyst for what eventually evolved into Medical Cardology.

The Planetary Combination Framework

The Planetary Combination Framework is designed to map the interaction between planetary energies and their expression through the playing cards. Rather than viewing planets as isolated forces, this system studies how two energetic principles combine to create distinct mental, emotional, behavioral, and physiological patterns.

Each planetary pairing represents a unique energetic dynamic. Some combinations amplify focus and ambition, while others increase sensitivity, emotional depth, intuition, instability, or pressure. These combinations can manifest psychologically, physically, spiritually, and behaviorally depending on how consciously the energy is expressed.

Within this framework, every combination is linked to two cards:

• Birth Card — representing the primary energetic pattern actively expressing itself in this lifetime through the Grand Solar Spread.

• Past Life Card — representing underlying karmic memory, inherited tendencies, or foundational energetic themes carried into the current experience.

Together, these cards create a layered energetic signature that helps explain recurring behavioral patterns, emotional tendencies, strengths, stress responses, and even physical imbalances.

Understanding the Grid Structure

The planetary grid is designed to be read both horizontally and vertically.

• The Rows represent the dominant planetary force or primary energetic driver.

• The Columns modify, influence, or shape how that dominant force expresses itself.

For example:

A Mercury/Mars combination should first be understood through the lens of Mercury energy → mental processing, nervous system activity, cognition, communication while Mars acts as the modifying force that intensifies, activates, or pressures that Mercury energy.

This combination is the Queen of Clubs in the Grand Solar Spread and the 3 of Hearts in the past life and brings Mercury experiences first with Mars amplifying or intensifying Mercury. Some examples include: Adrenal stress, anxiety loops, nervous system issues, or thyroid/lungs issues. Both cards are incredible mental and can get into difficult mental loops.

Taking another example, a Venus/Saturn combination is primarily Venusian in nature → emotion, relationships, hormones, receptivity, while Saturn compresses, structures, restricts, or stabilizes that energy.

And you end up seeing these issues show up in some 9 of Clubs clients. They can have hormonal system issues, kidney infections or reproductive/affection challenges.

Essentially, the row planet leads and the column planet modifies.

This distinction is important because the same two planets can produce very different expressions depending on their order in the grid.

• Mercury/Venus is not identical to Venus/Mercury.

• Mars/Jupiter is not identical to Jupiter/Mars.

• Neptune/Venus is not identical to Venus/Neptune.

The dominant planetary current changes the way the secondary force manifests.

High and Low Expression

This framework should not be viewed as fatalistic. The purpose is awareness, not limitation. Nothing fits everyone 100% and there are other factors at play. However, every planetary combination contains both a low expression and a high expression.

The same energy that creates anxiety can produce genius-level insight. The same sensitivity that can overwhelm someone can also help cultivate their intuition, compassion, healing ability, and spiritual awareness when consciously regulated.

The tables that follow are designed as energetic reference maps. Each section includes a core theme, low and high expressions, behavioral tendencies, possible physical correlations, recovery needs and shadow patterns.

By studying these combinations, patterns begin to emerge between the nervous system, emotional regulation, energetic balance, stress adaptation, and consciousness itself.

Over time, I hope this framework helps you improve self awareness by observing your energy, behaviors, emotions, stressors and overall health. The ultimate goal really is awareness.

Famous Examples

Again, the purpose of these examples is not to suggest that a card causes a disease or predicts a diagnosis. Rather, these examples explore whether certain planetary influences and card combinations symbolically reflect the body systems, physical challenges, and health themes that later became important in a person’s life.

Michael J. Fox (8♦) —> Parkinson’s Disease

Michael J. Fox’s Saturn-Uranus influences (8 of Diamonds past life spread) repeatedly point toward nervous-system activity, rigidity, restriction, and loss of fluid control. These physical themes closely mirror the body systems most affected by Parkinson’s disease. While not predictive of the condition, the symbolism offers an intriguing reflection of the neurological challenges that later became central to his life.

Stephen Hawking (6♠) —> ALS

Stephen Hawking’s Neptune-Uranus (6 of Spades Lifespread) influences emphasize nervous-system depletion, fatigue, and the gradual loss of physical capacity. The 6 of Spades in general also points toward health challenges, restriction, and adaptation through physical limitation. Together, these influences reflect many of the physical realities associated with ALS and long-term neurological decline.

Muhammad Ali (10♦/5♥) —> Parkinson’s Disease

Muhammad Ali’s Uranus-Mercury (10 of Diamonds Past Life) and Mercury-Saturn (5 of Hearts Past Life) combinations emphasize nervous-system stress, accumulated physical strain, muscular tension, and long-term pressure on the body. While these influences do not describe Parkinson’s directly, they reflect physical themes involving endurance, wear and tear, and neurological stress that became increasingly important later in his life.

Celine Dion (6♣) —> Stiff Person Syndrome

Celine Dion’s Mars-Saturn (6 of Clubs Past Life) and Neptune-Saturn (6 of Clubs Current Life) combinations repeatedly emphasize muscular rigidity, structural tension, restricted movement, fatigue, and nervous-system stress. These physical themes closely resemble the lived experience of Stiff Person Syndrome, a condition characterized by muscle stiffness, spasms, and loss of movement freedom.

Selena Gomez (8♥) —> Lupus

Selena Gomez’s Neptune-Jupiter influences (8 of Hearts Lifespread) emphasize immune burden, chronic fatigue, fluid imbalance, inflammatory stress, and the body’s need for restoration. These physical themes parallel many of the symptoms commonly associated with lupus, including exhaustion, inflammation, and recurring periods of recovery.

Venus Williams (K♣/J♦) —> Sjögren’s Syndrome

Venus Williams’ Uranus-Neptune (Jack of Diamonds Lifespread) combinations repeatedly point toward immune sensitivity, nervous-system exhaustion, chronic fatigue, fluid imbalance, and recovery challenges. These physical themes align closely with the energy-management and autoimmune-related symptoms commonly reported by individuals living with Sjögren’s Syndrome.

Christina Applegate (8♥/10♣) — Multiple Sclerosis

Christina Applegate's Neptune-Jupiter (8 of Hearts Lifespread) influences emphasize chronic fatigue, immune burden, fluid retention, and the body's need for restoration. Her Crown-Mars influences (10 of Clubs Lifespread) point toward adrenal fatigue, inflammatory stress, muscular tension, and exhaustion from sustained output over long periods. Additional themes involving hormonal regulation, digestive efficiency, and energy management appear throughout the pattern. Together, these physical correlations closely mirror many of the day-to-day realities associated with Multiple Sclerosis, where fatigue, inflammation, and recovery often become as significant as the neurological symptoms themselves.

Emerging Physical Themes

While these examples involve very different diagnoses, several recurring physical themes begin to emerge:

Nervous System and Movement

• Michael J. Fox

• Stephen Hawking

• Muhammad Ali

• Celine Dion

Common themes include rigidity, motor control, nervous-system stress, muscular tension, and neurological decline.

Immune System and Fatigue

• Selena Gomez

• Venus Williams

Common themes include immune burden, chronic fatigue, inflammatory stress, recovery cycles, fluid imbalance, and heightened sensitivity.

Energy Regulation and Adaptation

• Christina Applegate

Common themes include energy management, sustaining output, recovery, physical limitations, and adapting to changing bodily demands.

I think that this entire Medical Cardology idea produces really interesting findings and that it is something that I will look to refine over time.

Medical Cardology Planetary Combination Reference Table

Each planetary combination represents a unique energetic blueprint formed by the interaction of two planetary forces. The accompanying Current Life and Past Life cards provide additional insight into how these energies may manifest, offering guidance into their higher expressions, potential challenges, health correlations, and pathways toward growth and mastery.

Mercury Combinations

Venus Combinations

Mars Combinations

Jupiter Combinations

Saturn Combinations

Uranus Combinations

Neptune Combinations

Crown Line Combinations

The Crown Line represents the Leo principle within the spread. It is the realm of leadership, visibility, influence, creative expression, and responsibility. The cards of the Crown Line do not lose their original meanings; rather, they are elevated and amplified through the lens of Leo. Their gifts become more visible, their challenges become more consequential, and their lessons often carry a greater impact on both the individual and those around them. The Crown Line asks not simply how power is attained, but how it is expressed, managed, and ultimately used in service to others.

We are now in the 27th week of the year, which corresponds to the Solar Value of the Ace of Diamonds. It’s also Diamonds season where we enter the 13-week Diamonds period of the year, shifting our collective focus toward money, values and the physical world around us.

Diamonds help us take both spiritual and material responsibility in life while challenging us to examine our relationship with money. At their highest expression, they help us create prosperity and bring value to the world. On the low side, they can tempt us into becoming too materialistic or placing too much importance on financial success. Diamonds can also be sharp and you may feel that edge during this season with those around you.

The Ace of Diamonds is the Aries card of the deck, bringing ambition, passion and the desire to initiate. It is the seed that gets planted, the big bang of value, helping us create something meaningful out of nothing.

This could show up as a new job, a new business idea, a new way of making money, or bringing forth something that genuinely benefits others.

Aces represent desire, confidence and taking initiative. This is not a week to wait for others. It is a week to overcome procrastination, trust yourself and ace the game of life by taking action on what matters most.

One aspect of Diamonds that isn’t talked about enough is that they represent instinct. Your gut knows what has real value before your mind does. Ask yourself this week, “Am I doing what truly matters to me?” Then pay attention to your body’s response.

On the downside, this energy can create tension between your own needs and the needs of others. While Aces are naturally ambitious and confident, they can also swing toward insecurity if they hesitate to act. The Ace of Diamonds also sits in the Neptune column, which can make us a little too idealistic or blur healthy boundaries at times.

Ace of Diamonds Lifepath

The Ace of Diamonds is the Neptune Card in the Jupiter Line. This idealism of Neptune sometimes creates a conflict between the practical nature of their world. It can see many Ace of Diamonds people cross boundaries that others can not. They ask for things or make requests that others would not even consider, and luckily for them, sometimes they get exactly what they wanted!

They displace the 2 of Diamonds as a lifetime Karma Card, reminding us that cooperation and compromise often create greater value than going it alone. It’s a bit of a cruel irony for such an independent Ace, but through strong partnerships and genuine synergy, even more can be accomplished than they would be able to do alone.

The position of their card in the past life → the Jupiter/Uranus Card also teaches them that cultivating their intuition can bring great financial rewards and spiritual guidance. I’ve met Ace of Diamonds that are very intuitive, they just need to practice tapping into it.

This is also a very heavy career card, their career usually wins from what I have seen. Although their spread speaks to a race between Love or Money, it seems that their Ace nature leads them to wanting to Ace their career so they can measure their self-worth by their net worth.

Another interesting observation for any card in the Neptune Column is that most of their Lifepath is in the Saturn Row, which brings tough lessons and restrictions in life. It’s a challenging life with emotional turmoil.

Their Mercury Card is the Queen of Diamonds which can show up as having a very dominant or forceful mother in your life from an early age. I have seen this often with Ace of Diamonds women and it usually leads to them leaving the home as soon as they can with the 5 of Hearts in Venus representing a change of home locations early on in life.

The 5 of Hearts in Venus can also show up as a constant change of heart which brings challenges in relationships. It’s the card that steps outside of the box from the home, in constant search for their emotional treasure, but often times ends up dissatisfied with what they find.

Their 3 of Clubs in Mars and 3 of Spades in Jupiter also give them a baseline level of restlessness. Remember these are all in the Saturn line, so there are lessons associated with this mental indecision (3 of Clubs) and work labor indecision (3 of Spades). Under this influence they love to be creative and create their own thing, so they struggle at times in large organizations where they have to follow organizational hierarchy and norms.

These double threes reward them when they work on their patience and stability by lining up their mind and work in one direction and sticking with it.

Their 9 of Hearts in Saturn (in the Saturn row) brings lessons of letting go and learning to give to others what they emotionally desire. It’s not that easy for an Ace who is accustomed to focusing more on themselves to start giving, but this is the lesson of the 9 of Hearts, to let go and give. They will have to work through letting go of grudges, heartaches and jealousy. The enlightened ones figure out early that money is not everything and are able to cultivate relationships with others as a form of currency.

Their 7 of Club in Uranus makes them great teachers, trainers and spiritually inclined. They still can become very pessimistic and have to work on maintaining a positive attitude. But I’ve seen this influence help Ace of Diamonds work a room and command a large crowd with their subject matter knowledge. People are always blown away by their performance.

Lastly, their 5 of Diamonds in Neptune gives them a strong desire to make money for travel. They love traveling. They also end up living in areas far from where they were born under this influence This also gives them a love for travel by the water.

Questions to get you started this week

Are you trusting your own instincts this week? When you start to trust your instincts you begin doing what matters most to you.

Are you being selfish enough to figure out what matters to you? The Ace does not need to wait around for others, they are here to Ace their game of life.

Are you measuring your self-worth by your net worth? Or, are you trusting your own gut feelings?

Have a great week!

However, this is not financial advice, and as I wait to see if Crypto will go to zero or a million, I thought I would write about some of my holdings, as if this was my own personal journal.

I spread my crypto holdings around in a few different jars, hoping one hits. I don’t check anything, I don’t trade, I just slowly add each week. When everyone starts talking about getting in, and there is excitement, I tend to take some profit so that I at least don’t lose money. Then, once things go crazy, I start to just leave some runners that I am ok losing.

I follow the general 4 Year Crypto Cycle.

There is a Springtime year that beings the accumulation phase. Then in the Summer year we tend to trend harder to the upside, there is excitement. In year 3, the Crypto fall sees some blowoff tops where excitement is at an all time high. Then during the winter we may get one more high with profit taking or just a continuation of the downtrend.

I made a video where I decoded Bitcoin and its cycles and integrated the yearly cards for bitcoin in each cycle. It would be good to review this as we get closer to the end of the crypto winter. That was 11 months ago when Bitcoin was near all time highs.

Bitcoin Recap

Bitcoin is currently playing the 7 of Spades which brings karmic health issues while being in the Crypto Winter (generally known for profit taking) as well as its Clash Year in Eastern Astrology (Year of the Rat vs Horse).

I use Fibonacci levels to find retracements and understand market structure. Our High of 127,240 for BTC Futures was hit on 10/6/2025. From there, I drew an extension lows to lows to our 2/2/26 lows with a half way back (50% retracement) of 81k which was hit on 5/6/2026 as a swing high.

We are now testing previous lows at 59k and currently sits at 60,775 at the time of writing with targets of 53k and 49k.

Esoteric Speculation

When I say I am speculating, I am not even looking at the project or problem these coins attempt to solve. I will eventually look up its value statement as it’s nice to have a story behind a coin but I am purely looking at its birthday, Lifepath and Eastern Astrology initially to see if it matches any coins from the past that have done well.

The First Coin I’m interested in is VULT.

• Birthday: 10/28/2025 → Same as Zcash

• Birth Card: 7 of Hearts → Themes of faith, belief, trust, emotional conviction

• Lifepath: 47/11 → Master Number with knowledge through experience, long-term development, vision, community.

• Traded publicly on Kraken on 10/28/2025 → 28 = Leadership, wealth through cycles.

• Eastern Astrology: Snake → precision, quiet accumulation

Zcash parallel

I like that it was traded first on Kraken to the public on 10/28. Zcash was also traded on 10/28 in 2016. Zcash experienced extreme launches because supply was tiny and it printed around 3k-5k a coin. It recently printed above $600. Zcash is also a 47/11 and a 7 of Hearts, so I like the confluence there.

Birth Card

The 7 of Hearts brings a blind faith, belief and trust. It brings emotional conviction. It’s the same Birth Card as ZCash as well.

Lifepath

47 will bring knowledge through experience and represents building something meaningful. It’s also an interesting number if you follow any of the freemason activity and the 47.5 degree reference to their compass. You may also see this displayed in reverse as 74.

11 is a Master Number that brings influence, vison and community. 11=2 and can bring partnerships, cooperation, networks and relationships. Good for a project in the Crypto ecosystem

Eastern Astrology

The Snake is intelligent, strategic and very patient. It represents quiet accumulation and can strike at the right moment. It fits a security focused infrastructure project better than most meme coins. Dogecoin is also a Snake.

Price Action

Currently we sit at $.14. We are right around the Point of Control which is the most volume traded during the profile.

You can see volume thins above $.20 and if we stay above there we can explore further prices.

Again, I don’t really check the charts too often, but wanted to mark down the price just for my notes.

Project:

Vultisig is building a next-generation crypto wallet and custody system designed to eliminate seed phrases. Instead of relying on a single recovery phrase that can be lost, stolen, or compromised, Vultisig uses multi-party computation (MPC) technology to distribute security across multiple devices and participants. The goal is to make self-custody safer and easier for everyday users while reducing one of crypto's biggest risks: seed phrase management.

Vultisig aims to solve:

• Seed phrase theft

• Seed phrase loss

• Single point of failure wallets

• Complicated self-custody

• Institutional-grade security for retail users

Essentially it replaces the “write down 24 words and don’t lose them” with a distributed security model that is easier and safer.

Conclusion

I actually really like this project, seed phrases are a pain the butt. I also love the 10/28 birthday as Zcash did great with it and it’s a 28 Day. 28 has been linked to wealth. Bill Gates, Elon Musk both were born on 28 days. 28 in Cardology is the 2 of Diamonds - which make money through partnerships.

I’m also intrigued by the Lifepath 11 helping to influence the future landscape of Crypto Security.

I also like that the 7 of Hearts is my positive lifetime Karma card. Every little bit helps and it tends to make investment vehicles a little more polite when under this influence

However, make sure you buy at your own risk and do your own research. I would not be surprised to see this go up to $1 or $0.

His goal was to attempt to show how the card numbers reflect many of the same themes found within the twelve houses of an astrological chart. Afterall they carry the energy of that number with them.

To build his model, Owen begins with Leo rather than Aries. His reasoning comes from the Zodiac Ages. He viewed Leo as representing the beginning of humanity’s journey toward civilization and used it as the starting point for a symbolic developmental wheel. From there, each successive sign is assigned to a house and a card number, creating a progression from Ace through King.

The Structure of the Wheel

Owen divides the wheel into two hemispheres.

Inner or Night Hemisphere

Houses One through Six occupy the inner or night hemisphere and deal primarily with personal development. These houses focus on identity, values, communication, security, creativity, and responsibility.

Outer or Day Hemisphere

Houses Seven through Twelve occupy the outer or day hemisphere and shift attention toward relationships, power, wisdom, achievement, society, and the subconscious.

He also divides the wheel into independent (9, 10, 11, 12, 1, 2) and cooperative (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) quadrants. Together, these divisions help explain why some numbers appear more self-directed while others naturally seek connection and collaboration.

The other piece of Owen’s model is geometry.

By dividing the 360-degree circle by each number, he derives symbolic relationships that help explain the psychology of the cards and forms the backbone of his interpretation.

For example, 360/1 = 360 which represents the whole self, the Ace. 360/2 = 180 which represents duality and comparison or the two. 360/3 = Harmony and cooperation or the 3.

Now even though I’m accustomed to the 2 representing harmony, I can see where he comes from when he states that these 3’s are always communicating, participating and creating inclusion or social connection. And, when a 3 lines up all pips in the same direction, they are finding alignment and harmony in their specific suit.

The First House: Aces

The Ace occupies the First House of identity, self-awareness, and personal will. Associated with Leo and the Sun, it represents the emergence of individual consciousness.

Unlike the other numbers, the Ace begins with the undivided circle itself. Before any division occurs, there is only unity. Owen saw this as the pure experience of selfhood. The Ace is concerned with self-definition. It wants to establish its identity and move life in a chosen direction. Its growth comes through expanding beyond its own perspective and developing a broader view of the world.

The Second House: Twos

The Second House governs value, resources, and self-worth.

Dividing the circle into two creates a 180-degree opposition. This introduces polarity. Self versus other. Gain versus loss. Cooperation versus competition. Twos naturally compare, evaluate, and weigh alternatives. They tend to see multiple sides of a situation before making a decision. Their strength is perspective. The difficulty comes when analysis turns into hesitation and opportunities are missed.

The Third House: Threes

The Third House governs communication and participation.

Dividing the circle into three creates the 120-degree trine, traditionally associated with harmony and cooperation. Owen saw this reflected in the Three’s need to connect with others and exchange ideas. Threes often bring people together or help different viewpoints find common ground. The lesson is learning when harmony is appropriate and when a problem needs to be addressed directly.

The Fourth House: Fours

The Fourth House concerns security, foundations, home, and protection.

The Four creates the 90-degree square, one of astrology’s classic symbols of tension and effort. Owen believed this helps explain why Fours often develop strength through adversity. They are builders by nature, seeking to create something stable that can endure pressure. The lesson of the Four is that security is rarely given. It is usually earned through persistence and preparation.

The Fifth House: Fives

The Fifth House governs creativity, self-expression, and personal enjoyment.

Dividing the circle into five creates a unique 72-degree relationship. Owen associated this geometry with individuality and freedom. Fives want the freedom to explore, create, and express themselves. They are often at their best when inspired by a project, idea, or personal mission. The challenge is staying focused long enough to turn inspiration into something lasting.

The Sixth House: Sixes

The Sixth House governs work, health, service, and responsibility.

The Six creates the 60-degree sextile, traditionally viewed as an aspect of opportunity and productive effort. Owen saw this reflected in the Six’s relationship with discipline and mastery. Sixes often succeed through consistency rather than dramatic breakthroughs. Their lesson is understanding that meaningful accomplishments are built one step at a time.

The Seventh House: Sevens

The Seventh House governs partnerships, marriage, competitors, and open enemies.

Situated directly opposite the First House, the Seventh House represents the encounter with others. Owen believed relationships become the classroom of the Seven. Through cooperation, conflict, and partnership, Sevens discover truth, integrity, and purpose. Growth often comes from the very people who challenge them the most.

The Eighth House: Eights

The Eighth House concerns power, transformation, shared resources, and belief.

Dividing the circle into eight creates 45-degree intervals. Owen often pointed to the figure-eight itself as symbolic. Two worlds connected through a central point. The Eight stands between idealism and materialism, vision and ambition. Its lesson is learning how to use power responsibly without becoming consumed by it.

The Ninth House: Nines

The Ninth House governs wisdom, philosophy, higher learning, and expanded awareness.

Dividing the circle into nine creates a 40-degree relationship. Owen associated the Nine with periods of testing and transformation. Unlike earlier numbers that seek to acquire more, the Nine often progresses through release. The lesson is learning what must be let go so that wisdom can emerge.

The Tenth House: Tens

The Tenth House governs career, achievement, reputation, and public accomplishment.

Dividing the circle into ten creates a 36-degree relationship. Owen viewed the Ten as the point where earlier lessons become visible in the world. Tens often possess significant potential, but the real challenge is overcoming fear, self-doubt, or inhibition. Success frequently arrives when those barriers are removed.

The Eleventh House: Jacks

The Eleventh House governs society, groups, communities, and collective goals.

Dividing the circle into eleven creates an unusual 32°45’ interval. Owen believed this contributes to the Jack’s innovative and unconventional nature. Jacks often question existing systems and look for ways to improve them. At their best, they become visionaries who help move ideas from possibility into reality.

The Twelfth House: Queens

The Twelfth House governs the subconscious mind, emotional memory, and self-understanding.

Dividing the circle into twelve creates the familiar 30-degree segments of the zodiac itself. This completeness fascinated Owen. He saw it reflected in the Queen’s capacity for reflection and emotional awareness. Queens often develop through self-examination and by becoming aware of the patterns operating beneath the surface of daily life.

The Center: Kings

Unlike every other number, the King occupies the center of the wheel.

Owen assigns it to Earth itself rather than a zodiac sign. Dividing the circle by thirteen creates approximately 27°41’, a value he noted closely approaches the lunar cycle. The King represents integration rather than specialization. It is the point where all twelve lessons come together. The King is not focused on mastering one lesson. It is learning how to coordinate all of them.

Conclusions

Those that have followed the pip patterns of the cards know that I love the sacred geometry behind the cards and Owen’s showcases generally clean geometrical divisions (180°, 120°, 90°, 60°, 30°) to correspond to major astrological aspect structures.

Owen even hints that these numbers may have more natural support or focus, while the odd divisions (5, 7, 9, 11, 13) may indicate greater complexity, resilience, or life challenges that ultimately lead to growth. And as someone who has studied the cards for sometime, this makes sense. Even when I write a weekly energy for a 5, 7, 9, 11, or 13, it takes me much longer than say an Ace, 2 or 3 or Queen.

Another thing I appreciate is that Owen does not view these house assignments as fixed personality descriptions. He writes that a birth card may naturally resonate with its corresponding house, but every card eventually moves through all twelve houses in the spreads.

• A Two may spend years dealing with Seventh House relationship themes.

• An Eight may be pushed into Twelfth House introspection.

• A Queen may be forced to confront the ambition and visibility of the Tenth House.

In Owen’s model, the number describes a core pattern, while the houses describe the experiences that develop that pattern over time.

And this makes sense as every year we receive a new yearly spread to play. Every 7 Years we receive a new spread, every week we receive a new spread. Every hour too! And every year we displace a new card where we sit in their position and go through their experiences.

The Ace begins the journey through self-discovery and the King stands at the center of the wheel, having experienced them all.

The King reminds us to find power in our life. When we pair it with Clubs, this power is usually in the area of the truth or mental pursuits. The King is here to authorize, command and build a safe kingdom for others. They are here to find solutions and the path forward for all, creating a safe space for everyone (King =13 and 1+3 = 4 = Safety and Structure).

For the King of Clubs, this means taking command of the truth and stepping into your role as a thought leader in an intellectual area. The King of Clubs are great communicators, they can speak to anyone, and they can teach others about a complicated topic in a very relatable manner.

You may be asked this week to take on more responsibilities. At work, you may have to lead a team or speak on a complicated subject. At home you may have had to take on more responsibilities with those in your family. At the end of the day, you are being called to lead, and it is your responsibility to step into that authority.

The challenge this week will be to not overpower or dominate people with your knowledge.

The King of Clubs holds the sword of truth, he must remind himself to not just start clubbing people over the head with their knowledge. King of Clubs people are very smart, but when operating on the low expression, these people can hammer you with what they know to be right. Even though they are right most the time and know the answers, it’s important for them to cooperate with others and speak their truth in a way that helps others learn and feel safe.

Sacred Geometry

The 7/6 geometric pattern of the King of Clubs is shown below. There are 13 Clubs on the card with 7 pointing up and 6 pointing down. The 7 Clubs facing up help to carve the path forward for our Kings.

For the low expression, the 7 analyzes and studies patterns which can leave the remaining 6 pips stuck or ignored. But when the King is operating at its best, the 7 is analyzing and studying while the 6 finds projects, learns skills and brings alignment and balance to the 7’s ability to pivot forward.

The number 13 is represented by 1 (The Ace) + 3 ( The Artist) = 4 (A safe Kingdom or structure). This is a number of Self-transformation (13) and we can make magic stepping into this 13 Power.

This geometric pattern also represents Phi, the golden mean or Golden Ratio of 1.618, which helps us create a harmonious life. You can see that pattern drawn out below.

1.618 is a mathematical proportion found in nature, art, and architecture. Think snail shells, flowers, ocean waves, pinecones, hurricanes. This stuff all occurs without force, and is done naturally and gracefully. The end result is powerful though!

We can also look at the face card for clues about our King of Clubs native who faces slightly to their right side looking forward, making them a bit more forward facing and future oriented in their mind. However, they are not turned all the way to the right, so they still remember some of their past.

You can see the Clubs on his robe, which remind him to remain open and honest, making him the most honest King. The orbs he hold also represent the big picture of planet earth, giving them the ability to be a thought leader in our society that provides a macro view for others.

Zodiacally, the King of Clubs is a cancer and perfectly we have just started the summer and entered into Cancer. The Kings are also the Cardinal Signs in astrological terms, which helps them to come forth and initiate, protect and provide.

King of Clubs Lifepath

When we dive deeper into the King of Clubs we see that it is actually the Uranus/Uranus card of the deck. This gives the King of Clubs a mind like a super computer. It also makes them very friendly and they displace the 2 of Spades as their Lifetime Karma card which is the friendship card of the deck, making them a friend for all.

However, when we look at its position in the past life, it sits in the Jupiter/Saturn position which speaks to the lessons learned that benefit these natives through hard work. It also gives them the obligation to teach and counsel others.

Their Jack of Diamonds Mercury card gives them a gift for writing, talking, problem solving and making money. These people probably do great in the USA (Jack of Diamonds/King of Clubs) as their efforts for money are rewarded. Some of them are just money making machines.

Their 4 of Hearts in Venus brings solid marriages. I know King of Clubs that have been married for 40+ years or often see King of Clubs with a lot of friends and family always around them. They are great family members, and placing their family first from what I have noticed.

Their 4 of Diamonds in Mars gives them a certain amount of protection financially, even when they don’t have any early in life. I also think this makes for a solid speculation and investment influence. They seem to just do well in business and markets and make money out of it. This manifests as them having really good timing with buying stocks or homes but also helps them become successful accountants, trustees, lawyers and good with real-estate/land deals.

Their 2 of Spades in Jupiter is also their Karma card which helps to alleviate some of the pain this karma card could bring, but it teaches them that partnerships are the key to their success. Being able to work with others helps them do more than they would accomplish alone.

Their 8 of Hearts in Saturn teaches them lessons around their personal power with people and that they can’t force things or come on too strong with others. You’ll see some of the best King of Clubs speaking only when they have to, but when they do people listen.

The ones operating on the low side may start to emotionally abuse others with their emotional power on top of their mental gifts that are inherent in this energy. If their power is misdirected or manipulative, they’ll learn some karmic lessons around patience, cooperation and not beating people over the head with what they know. They also do well when they find a way to work with a group of people using a more delicate and empathetic approach.

This 8 of Hearts influence also brings great healing power, makes for good physicians and helps them overcome any health issues as well.

Their 6 of Clubs in Uranus asks them cultivate their intuition. They are extremely smart and may just try to live in their head, but they have intuition and power from within that they need to channel and share with the world which helps those around them align and rebalance. This is the influence that I think helps the King of Clubs become great coaches, counselors, therapists or just a person that everyone goes to to get their problems solved and understood more clearly.

The 6 of Spades in Neptune also asks for the King of Clubs to look within and listen to their psychic visions and guidance from their body. They are here to communicate and share their dreams and visions.

How will this impact you individually?

If you are a long time reader you’ll know how you can combine cards and create composites. I take this approach to help understand what I will experience during any given week. The basic strategy is to add the solar value of your card to the Solar Value of the weekly card. Here is an example using my birthday.

2 of Spades (41 Solar Value) + King of Clubs (26) = 67

Since we are over 52, we subtract 52 from our total

• 67-52 = 15

• The Solar Value of 15 is the 2 of Clubs.

This means that I may experience 2 of Clubs energy or add that for others during the week. This would entail making mental connections and partnerships with others and being very cooperative!

The Solar Value grid is below.

Also, keep in mind that if you have the King of Clubs in a good spot in your lifespread, this could be a great week for you. For example, I have the King of Clubs as my lifetime positive karma card. It should be easy for me to take advantage of the high side of the King of Clubs this week. Mental pursuits, communication, writing, speaking, learning - should all come easily to me this week.

The Cards that may have more of a challenge this week would be:

• The 8 of Spades (has the King of Clubs as its Karma card)

• Queen of Spades (has the King of Clubs as their Saturn Card)

• 9 of Hearts (has the King of Clubs as their Pluto Card)

• Ace of Hearts (has the King of Clubs as their vertical Saturn Card).

Step into your own crown this week and let me know how it goes in the comments.

Have a great week!

We are here this week to lead by example and embody our personal mastery. The Queen of Clubs is the mother of intuition. She is the most psychic card in the deck. She serves others through mental service and knowledge. She provides us gnostic insights and premonitions, we just have to learn to trust our inner wisdom this week.

In the Spiritual Spread below, she is the most blessed card in the deck. Although these Queens can mainly live in her head and mind, she has access to great spiritual power and resources. She is the Jupiter/Jupiter card of the Spiritual spread, giving her amazing psychic and intuitive power. The double Jupiter influence tells you that she benefits from this power and should use it for good. The more she accesses her wisdom, the better for her in this mundane world.

Queen = 12

The Queen is the Master Creator. She is represented by the number 12 which is the Ace (1) + the Partner (2) to equal the master creator (3). You can see the sacred geometry below which comes out to a perfect grid. This grid points to their need for perfection as they make every effort to ensure that everything is as it should be in their view.

They can get over this need for perfection by understanding that everything is already perfect as it is. You can overlay the Golden Spiral on their face card to see the Queen already has perfect symmetry in their life.

I’ve written about this a bit, but the Golden Spiral is found in nature with hurricanes, flowers, seashells, buildings and even paintings (The Mona Lisa being one).

Energy to align with this week

If you have any psychic downloads or intuitive knowledge come into your mind this week, it’s good to take note as the Queen of Clubs is the most psychic card in the deck. You can even share this knowledge with others and lead by example with what you know to be true. This knowledge can also come in the form of dreams.

This is the Mother Mary Card and you are a cheerleader for your own and other people’s mental growth this week. This can come in the form of teaching your ideas, or simply communicating your thoughts with others as well as sharing other mental pursuits like your knowledge of science and logic. Your advice to others can make a difference this week, especially if you have the Queen of Clubs in a positive spot in your Lifepath.

Energy to look out for this week

Take a look at the Queen of Clubs Life Path Below. It’s not the easiest lifepath. I highlighted some cards that can challenge us this week.

First, you won’t see it here, but the Queen of Clubs sits in the spot of the 3 of Hearts, therefore they have a 3 of Hearts challenge Karma in their life. This gives them emotional indecision and a fear of not having enough love. It also gives them fear or anxiety in their mind and heart about their relationships and if they are with the right person. You can not blame them because their Saturn card is the 7 of Hearts which teaches them lessons around the fear of abandonment and disappointment in relationships with family, friends and lovers. You can see this in many of their life paths.

There is also pride here with the Queen of Clubs this week. She does not want to show weakness! For our Queens here, it’s ok for you to not have it all figured out, everything is still perfect as it is as long as you keep trusting your psychic wisdom.

Also, it’s important to remain open to receiving help from others. The Queen of Clubs could get into a mode where they want to do it all themselves and over work, try to be ok with receiving help that the universe is giving you this week.

The Jack of Hearts Pluto Card could also see them sacrificing for loved ones or sacrificing once they get into a relationship. Sometimes this makes them suffer a bit and we want to make sure this week that you are not taking care of someone to “save” them. Instead, try to access the high side of the Jack of Hearts and be a self generator of love for others to find their own peace and love without you having to do all the work. Remember the Jack is the master partner (11= 1+1 = 2), so you want to make sure your relationships have balance, harmony and synergy. Not too dependent on that person, not too independent. Find that center.

The Gift we receive this week

This week we receive the 10 of Diamonds as a karmic gift. The 10 of Diamonds is the positive karma card for the Queen of Clubs and helps them to shine and physically glow as well as receiving support from others and the universe. Be open this week to receiving. Any help or material things given to you should be accepted this week. This energy should help us access the material benefits of the 10 of Diamonds which would be an overflowing amount of money, resources, knowledge, or even spiritual items.

Questions to get you started

How is your mindset this week? Is it calm? Chaotic? How can you find peace in your own mind?

Are you getting impatient? With others? With yourself?

Are you obsessing about the imperfections in your life?

How are you nurturing your divine intuition right now? Are you trusting it? Or are you seeking a scientific rational as to why you know what you know?

Have a great week!

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If you missed my intro post on how the cards make money, feel free to read below.

The 8s are the warriors, CEOs, leaders, and healers of the deck. They are here to weave solutions together for groups of people. Their primary goal is to create harmony, lead with grace, and find flow in all that they do.

Flow brings healing. It is the Chi, the life force that opens channels and creates space for solutions that helps our tribe overcome difficulty. When an 8 is operating at their highest level, they have an incredible ability to bring order to chaos, unite people around a common purpose, and guide others through challenges with strength and confidence.

Many of our 8s also carry 7 Karma Cards, which means part of their journey involves learning to let go of their need for domination, control, or having things their way. This can be one of the great lessons of power. The more they attempt to force outcomes, the more resistance they often encounter.

In many ways, we can think of the Scorpio archetype when looking at the 8 energy. Themes of possession, power, influence, and control often emerge. Yet the true purpose of the 8 is not to control others, but use their power to help.

The goal for our 8s is to use their power for good. When they lead from a place of service rather than control, they become a powerful force for healing, transformation, and progress. Their greatest success comes when they create flow for others, helping people move through obstacles and toward a better future. The flow they create can be infinite as is inherent in the 8 (infinity symbol).

Hearts

Our 8 of Hearts energy may have a natural ability to flirt and play with hearts, but they also make exceptional parents, nurturers, healers, and leaders. They are often drawn toward the medical community, religion, counseling, education, music, or the metaphysical sciences. Many feel a strong calling toward service and philanthropy. This is mostly due to their Queen of Hearts in Mars that see’s them become nurses, therapists, counselors, teachers, wellness practitioners, coaches, ministers, or community leaders. At times, this can become a challenge in the workplace, as they are not always tough enough with those they care about. They generally suffer when forced to operate without compassion or sympathy.

Their 10 of Clubs in Jupiter brings blessings through teaching, writing, speaking, and communication. Anything that allows them to share knowledge in the public eye can bring both recognition and financial rewards. This influence is often found in successful lawyers, trainers, educators, speakers, consultants, and advocates who seek to improve the lives of others. It also creates a strong interest in human behavior, psychology, and counseling, making many 8 of Hearts excellent psychologists, therapists, coaches, and advisors.

Their 8 of Hearts in Saturn teaches them that money is earned through effort, discipline, and consistency. Financial ups and downs may be part of their journey, and one of their lessons is learning to remain balanced regardless of external circumstances. This influence can also point toward an inheritance or financial support through family. Additionally, it suggests that money may be earned through healing professions, hospitals, healthcare, nursing homes, wellness practices, rehabilitation centers, or any field focused on helping others recover and thrive.

Their King of Spades in Uranus gives them tremendous financial power through leadership. These individuals often excel when leading groups, managing organizations, or running their own businesses. They make strong executives, directors, managers, nonprofit leaders, hospital administrators, and decision-makers. Sitting high in the Crown Line, this influence allows them to make difficult decisions with fairness and integrity.

The King of Spades in Uranus can also create leaders within the metaphysical community. Whether they are leading a business, a movement, a healing practice, a spiritual organization, or simply serving as the guiding force within their circle of friends, they possess a natural authority that others recognize and respect. Their greatest financial success often comes when they fully step into their role as a leader and use their influence to guide others toward growth, healing, and transformation.

Clubs

The 8 of Clubs is a powerhouse of knowledge. They possess a strong mind, a natural curiosity, and an incredible ability to understand how systems work. They are often excellent at starting and running businesses due to their 10 of Diamonds in Jupiter, and many are born with a desire to teach. I have seen this influence expressed through teachers, nursing educators, corporate trainers, consultants, professors, and even psychic teachers.

Their financial situation is often stabilized by the 6 of Diamonds in Mercury. This influence teaches them that discipline creates results. When they develop self-discipline around their health, diet, finances, and daily habits, they naturally become examples for others to follow. There is a strong connection between the physical body and financial well-being with this card. They are often here to teach others how to become more balanced, productive, disciplined, and financially responsible.

The 6 of Diamonds can also make them highly competitive. They often enjoy games, challenges, and testing themselves against others. With Diamonds involved in Mercury (speed), some may be drawn toward gambling or speculation for quick money. However, the lesson here is understanding risk and avoiding emotional decisions when attempting to recover losses. Their analytical nature often serves them better in structured professions such as accounting, financial planning, banking, auditing, compliance, or business operations.

This influence can also produce excellent investigators, forensic accountants, fraud analysts, debt collectors, credit specialists, financial analysts, and banking professionals. They have a natural ability to uncover facts, identify imbalances, and restore order to systems that have drifted out of alignment.

Their 4 of Spades in Venus gives them strong earning power connected to the home, real estate, or industries that create stability and security. This can manifest through real estate sales, mortgage lending, property management, home improvement, landscaping, construction, interior design, architecture, or businesses that help people build stronger foundations in their lives. Some may find success working from home or building a home-based business.

There is also physical strength or health ingrained in this 4 of Spades in Venus and I can see physical trainers, athletic coaches, yoga instructors or really anything that strengthens the body and gives us a solid physical base being something you may love under this influence.

Another interpretation of the 4 of Spades in Venus is the ability to build wealth through consistent effort and long-term planning. This influence often does well in manufacturing, banking, private wealth management, operations, logistics, and other industries where systems, structure, and reliability are highly valued.

Their 10 of Hearts in Mars gives them tremendous influence in large groups. They have the ability to capture attention, persuade others, and rally people around a common idea. This influence can produce successful actors, public speakers, attorneys, politicians, sales professionals, marketers, public relations specialists, and media personalities. They tend to be convincing, charismatic, and highly effective communicators when they believe in what they are promoting.

Their 10 of Diamonds in Jupiter gives them tremendous business instincts and speculative ability. They often have a strong sense for investments, business opportunities, and emerging trends. This influence can create successful entrepreneurs, executives, investors, traders, stockbrokers, venture capitalists, business owners, and startup founders. There is often a natural understanding of how value is created and how resources can be leveraged to generate wealth.

Because the 10 of Diamonds is the Jupiter/Jupiter card of the deck, there is often an added layer of affluence, opportunity, and influence surrounding their financial life. They are capable of thinking big and often thrive within large organizations, corporations, or business ventures that impact many people.

If you are an 8 of Clubs you want to look for Stocks/Crypto or any other investments that have a 10 of Diamonds Birth Card. For example, Bitcoin is a 10 of Diamonds Planetary Ruling Card. Or, if you ever have the 10 of Diamonds in Jupiter, you may want to look at investments with similar energy. Extra kudos if it’s in your 7 Year Spread.

When we go deeper with the 10 of Diamonds, one of the hidden secrets of this card lies within the Queen of Clubs Karma Card. The Queen of Clubs represents intuition, higher knowledge, and the ability to receive information beyond logic alone. When the 8 of Clubs learns to trust both their intellect and intuition, they often make better decisions and can become even more successful financially. Many possess strong psychic or intuitive abilities that can be developed and used alongside their analytical mind.

Their 8 of Spades in Saturn gives them powerful healing abilities, particularly when it comes to the mind, consciousness, and personal transformation. They often excel in metaphysical practices, coaching, counseling, energy work, psychology, personal development, or any profession that helps others shift their mindset and improve their lives. Their greatest healing power often comes through the knowledge they share.

Their Ace of Hearts in Uranus gives them the ability to stand before large groups and communicate with confidence. It also attracts progressive, innovative, and future-oriented people into their lives. Many are drawn toward technology, social networks, online communities, and organizations built around innovation and change. They often find opportunities through friendships, professional networks, and strategic connections.

Ultimately, the 8 of Clubs tends to make money through knowledge. They prosper when they teach, communicate, educate, advise, invest, or lead. Whether they are running a business, managing investments, building systems, coaching others, or sharing ideas with large audiences, their success comes from turning knowledge into value and helping others think, grow, and perform at a higher level.

Diamonds

The 8 of Diamonds is the Sun Card of the deck and often receives public recognition or visibility throughout life for their achievements. There is a natural power associated with this card. Many 8 of Diamonds possess strong physical energy, competitive drive, and the desire to excel. Some of the greatest athletes have carried this influence, including Michael Jordan. It is the highest card in the Life Spread and represents power, influence, and money. Johnny Depp is also an 8 of Diamonds, illustrating how this card can bring recognition and success in the public eye.

These birth cards have tremendous earning potential. They possess strong manifestation abilities and often have a keen sense for what to buy, what to sell, and where value can be created. Many have excellent business instincts and are naturally drawn toward opportunities that allow them to build wealth. They are often physically attractive, charismatic, and powerful with the opposite sex.

One challenge can come through their 3 of Hearts in Venus, which can bring chronic indecision in matters of love and relationships. I have noticed that many 8 of Diamonds experience more than one significant relationship or marriage throughout their lifetime. This influence can sometimes bring financial losses through divorce or, depending on circumstances, financial gains through inheritance or settlement. The lesson is learning to make decisions from the heart rather than remaining stuck between multiple options.

This influence also teaches them to follow their passions. When the 8 of Diamonds aligns their heart with their goals, they become incredibly powerful. Their heart acts as a compass, directing their energy toward what truly matters. When they fully commit themselves to something they love, they often achieve remarkable results.

Their Ace of Clubs in Mars gives them tremendous mental power, intellectual curiosity, and a lifelong desire to learn. This influence supports advanced education, specialized expertise, and mastery of complex subjects. Many pursue graduate degrees, professional certifications, master’s degrees, doctorates, or become recognized experts within their fields.

The Ace of Clubs also creates strong communicators and promoters. These individuals often excel as writers, public relations professionals, marketers, journalists, media personalities, publishers, educators, consultants, and thought leaders. Because Clubs represent information and the Ace represents initiation, they are often at the forefront of new ideas, emerging trends, and innovative ways of thinking. They have the ability to promote themselves, their ideas, and the organizations they represent.

A major key to success for the 8 of Diamonds is learning to trust their intuition. Their Queen of Clubs in Jupiter can make them highly intelligent, but also perfectionistic. At times they may overanalyze decisions or become trapped in their own thinking. The more they learn to balance intellect with intuition, the more successful they become financially. They thrive in environments that are clever, innovative, collaborative, and mentally stimulating.

I also find it interesting that their Karma card is the Queen of Spades, which represents self mastery and mastery of labor. You can find these cards going hard on themselves and others because of this drive for mastery. They need to understand that they can only master and control their internal environment versus forcing that will onto others.

Their 10 of Spades in Saturn gives them tremendous ambition and career power. These individuals often rise to the top of their profession because they are willing to work harder than most people around them. This influence can produce outstanding physicians, surgeons, researchers, scientists, executives, entrepreneurs, and business owners. I have also seen it expressed through pharmaceutical companies, medical device manufacturers, healthcare organizations, and businesses that focus on improving quality of life.

The 10 of Spades in Saturn carries a “go big or go home” mentality. These individuals rarely think small. They often pursue large goals, major achievements, and careers that allow them to leave a lasting impact on the world.

Their 5 of Clubs in Uranus gives them flexibility, adaptability, and a desire for freedom. This influence aligns well with real estate, travel, networking, sales, and entrepreneurial ventures. Many make money through real estate sales, property investments, Airbnb properties, development projects, mortgage businesses, or REITs and real estate-related investments. Others find success in careers that require travel, relationship building, and connecting people with opportunities. This is also a good influence for owning shares in a sports team.

The 5 of Clubs also makes them highly adaptable to changing markets and business environments. They often thrive in industries experiencing rapid growth, innovation, or transformation.

Their 3 of Diamonds in Neptune can create gifted investigators, researchers, scientists, analysts, and executives. There is often a fascination with solving mysteries, uncovering hidden information, and understanding what lies beneath the surface. This influence does well in medical research, criminal investigations, intelligence work, forensic science, compliance, auditing, risk management, and executive leadership.

Part of this may stem from the relationship between their Ace of Spades Pluto Card and the 3 of Diamonds. The Ace of Spades represents transformation, endings, beginnings, and hidden truths. Combined with the analytical nature of the 3 of Diamonds, it can create individuals who are skilled at uncovering secrets, solving complex problems, and bringing hidden information to light.

Ultimately, the 8 of Diamonds tends to make money through achievement, leadership, expertise, and value creation. They prosper when they build businesses, manage investments, develop specialized knowledge, lead organizations, solve difficult problems, or pursue ambitious goals with unwavering commitment. Their success often comes from combining powerful instincts, strong work ethic, and the courage to think bigger than those around them.

Spades

The 8 of Spades makes money through personal power, mastery, and expertise. These individuals are often workaholics with visionary consciousness and a deep desire to improve themselves and the world around them. They are natural problem-solvers, healers, and “super doers” who are often promoted into positions of authority because they consistently get results.

While many 8 of Spades possess strong leadership qualities, their greatest challenge can be learning to release their need for control. Like all 8s, they must learn to balance power with flow. When they are able to take their visions and transform them into practical solutions that help others, their earning potential expands dramatically.

This card carries tremendous wisdom, healing power, and resilience. Many 8 of Spades overcome significant challenges in their own lives and later use those experiences to help others do the same. Their healing abilities are amplified when they commit themselves to lifelong learning and embrace the higher expression of their King of Clubs Karma Card. Knowledge, wisdom, and understanding become tools they use to heal, teach, and transform others.

Because they are a Spade, success often comes through healthcare, medicine, nursing, rehabilitation, psychology, counseling, coaching, and other healing professions. Many are also drawn toward metaphysical healing, spiritual development, energy work, holistic medicine, acupuncture, meditation, and ancient healing traditions. Their greatest gifts often emerge when they help people overcome physical, emotional, or spiritual obstacles.

Their Ace of Diamonds in Venus gives them a strong desire for financial security and material success. Venus rules both relationships and money, making this an influence that often attracts wealth, successful associations, and valuable connections. Many 8 of Spades enjoy creating a beautiful home, surrounding themselves with quality possessions, and building a stable foundation for themselves and their families.

This influence can also lead them toward charitable organizations, nonprofit leadership, fundraising, or causes that help improve the lives of others. While they enjoy financial success, many eventually discover that money is most fulfilling when it serves a greater purpose.

Their Queen of Diamonds in Mars creates a powerful drive to succeed financially. This influence often does well in business ownership, entrepreneurship, consulting, wealth management, luxury goods, sales, and executive leadership. Women with this influence frequently possess the confidence and determination to build successful businesses of their own, while men may find themselves working closely with powerful, successful women.

In matters of investing and speculation, however, caution is advised. This influence can sometimes encourage overspending, overextending, or taking on more risk than necessary. Because this card occupies the Saturn line within the Grand Solar Spread, one of the lessons is learning moderation and patience when dealing with money.

Their 5 of Hearts in Jupiter often brings financial opportunities through travel, networking, and experiences outside the home environment. These individuals tend to adapt easily to different social settings and can connect with a wide variety of people. This makes them excellent salespeople, consultants, recruiters, business developers, and relationship managers.

Success often arrives through movement, new experiences, and exposure to different people and cultures. Some may also experience financial gains through partnerships, settlements, or significant relationship transitions.

Their 3 of Clubs in Saturn can create periods of self-doubt, indecision, or mental overthinking. Because of this, they may find writing books or pursuing careers heavily dependent on written communication more challenging than other forms of expression. Many perform much better speaking before groups, teaching, coaching, mentoring, or sharing their knowledge directly with others.

Saturn also creates opportunities connected to earth-based industries. This influence can do well through investments involving precious metals, mining, agriculture, natural resources, gemstones, construction materials, or businesses that provide essential products to society.

Their 3 of Spades in Uranus is generally less favorable for real estate speculation than some other influences. Instead, many find greater success through creative endeavors, entertainment, music, performance, or artistic expression. This influence often appears in musicians, performers, actors, playwrights, digital artists, and creators who use technology to express their ideas. The 3 energy does well socially and in front of large groups (Uranus).

The combination of Spades and Uranus can also create innovators who merge creativity with emerging technologies. These individuals may find success in media, content creation, digital arts, entertainment technology, gaming, or other industries that combine imagination with innovation.

Their 9 of Hearts in Neptune gives them a profound love for humanity, especially as they mature. Many become increasingly spiritual, compassionate, and service-oriented later in life. There is often a desire to transcend the ego and help others discover deeper meaning in their own lives.

This influence can produce spiritual teachers, philosophers, ministers, authors, counselors, humanitarians, nonprofit leaders, and guides who dedicate themselves to helping others. There is a sacrifice for humanity present here, but also a tremendous reward. Many eventually discover that their greatest wealth comes not from what they accumulate, but from what they are able to give away.

Ultimately, the 8 of Spades tends to make money through mastery. They prosper when they become experts in their field, overcome challenges that others cannot, and use their wisdom to guide people through transformation. Whether working in healthcare, business, coaching, consulting, spirituality, education, or the healing arts, their success comes from developing personal power and then using that power to help others grow, heal, and evolve.