Numerology combined with Tarot can get pretty complicated.
This video will cover the simple basics of the numbers that matter so you can read and
understand your tarot cards with confidence.
Each of the four suits - the Cups, the Pentacles, the Swords, and the Wands includes 10 numbered
cards, from one through ten.
The numbered cards are organized in patterns.
You can use these patterns, combined with the suits and the elements, to read and remember
the card meanings.
If you want a more in depth look at this topic, I highly recommend Benebell Wen’s blog post,
Numerology Basics.
Like everything else she creates, her Basics go pretty deep.
I’m not going that deep.
This video will help you see the patterns and logic behind your cards and how they are
organized, so you can more easily remember the tarot card meanings of the Pips cards,
otherwise known as the Cups, Pentacles, Swords, and Wands suits of cards.
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Now, let’s take a look at how we can find the pattern and logic within the numerical
system of the tarot cards…
The Simple Tarot is all about making tarot simple and easy, so this video will cover
the basics of the numbers that matter so you can read and understand your tarot cards with
confidence.
If you want a more in depth look at this topic, I highly recommend Benebell Wen’s blog post,
Numerology Basics.
Like everything else she creates, her Basics go pretty deep.
I’m not going that deep.
This video will help you see the patterns and logic behind your cards and how they are
organized, so you can more easily remember the tarot card meanings of the Pips cards,
otherwise known as the Cups, Pentacles, Swords, and Wands suits of cards.
For quick reference: Ones represent New Beginnings
Twos represent Pairings and Choices
Threes represent Creating and Connecting
Fours represent Stability and Security
Fives represent Instability and Crisis
Sixes represent Community and the New Normal
Sevens represent Reflection and Assessment
Eights represent Speed and Power
Nines represent Independence and Solitude
And Tens represent Completion
That was a pretty quick overview, so let’s dive a little deeper...
The Ones represent fresh starts and new beginnings.
Things happen quickly, so you will need to take quick action.
Ace + Cups = new love.
Ace + Pentacles = new job or new investments.
Ace + Swords = new challenges or problems.
Ace + Wands = new ideas or new projects.
The Magician = powerful new creation.
The Twos are about balancing options and making choices.
They have to do with pairings, tension, and decisions.
Two + Cups = a strong partnership.
Two + Pentacles = balancing resources.
Two + Swords = a decision is needed.
Two + Wands = pre-project planning & decision-making.
The High Priestess = hidden insights & secrets.
The Threes represent relationships and connecting with others.
Three + Cups = fun times with friends.
Three + Pentacles = apprenticeship & collaboration.
Three + Swords = heartbreak (the opposite of connection).
Three + Wands = mid-project waiting & teamwork.
The Empress = abundant fertility & creation.
The Fours represent stability, security, and things that don't move.
Think of a foundation with four solid corners.
Four + Cups = stagnant stuckness.
Four + Pentacles = seeking security.
Four + Swords = rest & recovery.
Four + Wands = marking life's big moments.
The Emperor = solid & stable discipline.
The Fives are mid-point between the Aces and the Tens, when things turn nasty.
They represent instability, isolation, conflict, crisis, and loss.
Five + Cups = focusing on the worst.
Five + Pentacles = physical and financial loss.
Five + Swords = bullies & violence.
Five + Wands = competition & rivalry.
The Hierophant = conformity to the masses.
The Sixes represent the new normal after the chaos and lessons of the Fives.
They are about problem-solving in community with others.
Six + Cups = nostalgia & fond memories.
Six + Pentacles = generosity.
Six + Swords = moving on from the past.
Six + Wands = recognition & acclaim.
The Lovers = strong partnerships.
The Sevens represent reflection and assessment.
They act as a warning against those times when you try to justify your actions.
Seven + Cups = wishful thinking & temptations.
Seven + Pentacles = impatience & lethargy.
Seven + Swords = trickery & cutting corners.
Seven + Wands = defending your boundaries & fighting back.
The Chariot = ambitious action forward.
The Eights represent movement, speed, and personal power.
Eight + Cups = moving on to find something better.
Eight + Pentacles = mastery of your craft.
Eight + Swords = feeling trapped (the opposite of movement).
Eight + Wands = quickly arriving options & change.
Strength = unconditional personal regard.
The Nines represent solitude and independence.
They are the personal insights and individual experience you find when you are alone.
Nine + Cups = self-satisfaction.
Nine + Pentacles = individual abundance & luxury.
Nine + Swords = anxiety & nightmares.
Nine + Wands = honoring your boundaries.
The Hermit = insight & understanding.
The Tens represent completion and success.
Ten + Cups = family contentment.
Ten + Pentacles = legacy & inheritance.
Ten + Swords = hitting rock bottom (the opposite of success).
Ten + Wands = over-burdened (the opposite of completion).
The Wheel of Fortune = good fortune & luck.
So, those are the cards and those are the numbers.
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Until next time...