After determining your Birth Card based on your birthday using the science of destiny card, it is time to understand the meaning of each particular Birth Card. Today we are going to discuss the suit of your card. It says a lot about you and the people you know. I think you’ll find this fascinating. But as we begin, I want to remind you that most people have another card that is also used as a symbol of who they are. This card is called the Planetary Ruler Card and it is something that we will not be able to delve into in this article. But your life and personality and personal Karma are all a mixture of the energies of your Birth Chart and the Planetary Ruler Chart.
But now, knowing your Birth Chart, let’s talk about the four suits and what that tells you about yourself. Each of the four suits is connected with a season of the year and one of the four seasons of life. The correlation is as follows:
Spring – Hearts
Summer – Nightclubs
Autumn – Diamonds
Winter – Spades
These are also associated with the four elements (Water, Air, Earth, and Fire), but so many people argue about how they correlate that I won’t even go into that here. But the meanings of these four suits are very informative and will tell you some important things about yourself.
hearts – Hearts rule the first period of our lives and the first season of the year – the season of childhood. And the things of childhood are the things associated with Hearts. Family, love, home, relationships, emotions and children fall under the domain of Hearts. People who are born as Heart Birth Card are childlike in nature. They never really age, not on the inside. And they generally love children. They are more concerned and affected by their personal relationships, especially relationships with people in their families. Hearts is also the suit of sex and Hearts people seem to give it higher priority than the other suits. In my book, Cards of Your Destiny, you will find your personal yearly spreads of cards that tell you when things will happen and with whom. Whenever a Heart appears there, it is telling you that something is going on in your relationships. All marriage cards are from Hearts as are love affairs, divorce, love triangle and other cards. The Heart person is looking for the perfect love.
clubs – Clubs govern the period of life after childhood when we are sent to school every day. Clubs govern education, communications, both written and verbal, our thinking, and all information-centered activities and jobs. Legal matters are also governed by Clubs. People who are Clubs are ‘eternal college students’. They love to read and learn new things. They thrive on conversation and communications in all its forms. For a person from the Club, ‘the idea is as good as the thing itself’. They are also the cover detail people. They will notice and find things that other clubs miss. When a Club card appears in your annual circulation in my book, Cards from Your Destiny, it will tell you about the status of your communications, a legal matter, plans you have made, educational activities, and your general state of mind. The Club person is looking for the perfect truth.
diamonds – Diamonds represent the harvest season, both in the year and in our life. It is the suit of value and the accumulation of value. While Clubs accumulate knowledge, Diamonds prefer money and things. To a Diamond, all things, including people and relationships, have value. The Diamond person is the one who assigns this value and in truth, through the accumulation of things and money, the Diamond person is looking for their own value in the world. All the money cards in the Cards of Your Destiny book are Diamonds, the good ones and the bad ones. Diamonds are the adults of the deck. Even children who are Diamonds will not like being treated like babies. And they will usually choose to hang out with kids a little older than them. Some of the richest money people in the world are Diamond cards. The Diamond person seeks self-esteem.
swords – Swords are the stick of wisdom and wisdom can only be gained through experience. Although a Club may be very knowledgeable, their knowledge is, by definition, inferior to wisdom. And all the people of Spades know it. These are the deck workers. All workaholic cards are Spades and anyone with Spades can be accused of it at one time or another. Swords are also connected to health and health problems, a common symptom in the last years of our life that swords rule. Not all swords have health problems. But quite a few of them do. A spades person is interested in doing, as opposed to feeling, thinking, or wanting in the other suits. Sword children like to hang out with grandparents and much older people, as they are essentially old souls, even from birth. A Spade person seeks perfection through doing and his work.
A good example of how the suits differ would be the following. Put one person from each suit in a room and show them a big, beautiful painting. The following would be typical reactions:
The person of the Heart – I have a wonderful feeling from that painting!
Club person: I think I understand what the painter was trying to say when they painted that.
The Diamond person – How much is it?
Spade Person – I am in awe of the quality of detail that went into creating that painting!
That sums up the four suits. As you watch your friends and family, you will see these basic meanings manifest. It’s fascinating and fun and you’ll start to appreciate the fate cards. You can also take advantage of my free online reading website that also uses the same principles when I am reading letters for my clients.
My next articles will reveal techniques on how you can give future predictions for yourself or someone else based on this same card science.