THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE TAROT CARD MEANING
The wheel of fortune tarot card meaning
The wheel on this card depicts the life cycle. Starting from the previous card (The Hermit), a new life cycle on a higher level is expressed here for the personality. This is represented by the four mystical figures in the corners of the card.
They are taken from the vision of the prophet Ezekiel (1:10) and they also appear in the Revelations of John (4:7):
The winged Taurus - the element earth
The winged Lion - the element fire
The eagle (transformed Scorpio) - the element water
Man as an angel (Aquarius) - the element air
These figures show that the four elements which make up man have evolved in such a way that they have become detached from the earth. The books of knowledge have become spiritual possessions. The figures are therefore depicted in the clouds.
At the wheel are two creatures:
the jackal, Anubis, the Egyptian God of good; this one ascends
the serpent, Seth, the Egyptian God of evil; it descends
On top of the wheel sits the sphinx with the sword (destiny). On the wheel we read TARO. At the top right of the wheel (counterclockwise) we see the Hebrew letters for God: Yod Heh Vau Heh (JHVH) in the outer border.
Further we read TORA (scroll of the High Priestess), which is the Law and ROTA (Latin), which means wheel. Together they form TAROT. On the spokes in the inner circle are depicted (clockwise) the symbols for mercury, sulfur, water and salt. These relate to transformation.
The Wheel of Life symbolizes the cycle of life, the idea of death and rebirth. The cycle of life. The beginning and the end.
They are taken from the vision of the prophet Ezekiel (1:10) and they also appear in the Revelations of John (4:7):
The winged Taurus - the element earth
The winged Lion - the element fire
The eagle (transformed Scorpio) - the element water
Man as an angel (Aquarius) - the element air
These figures show that the four elements which make up man have evolved in such a way that they have become detached from the earth. The books of knowledge have become spiritual possessions. The figures are therefore depicted in the clouds.
At the wheel are two creatures:
the jackal, Anubis, the Egyptian God of good; this one ascends
the serpent, Seth, the Egyptian God of evil; it descends
On top of the wheel sits the sphinx with the sword (destiny). On the wheel we read TARO. At the top right of the wheel (counterclockwise) we see the Hebrew letters for God: Yod Heh Vau Heh (JHVH) in the outer border.
Further we read TORA (scroll of the High Priestess), which is the Law and ROTA (Latin), which means wheel. Together they form TAROT. On the spokes in the inner circle are depicted (clockwise) the symbols for mercury, sulfur, water and salt. These relate to transformation.
The Wheel of Life symbolizes the cycle of life, the idea of death and rebirth. The cycle of life. The beginning and the end.
Corewords
A NEW CHAPTER; PROBLEMS ARE SOLVED BY CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES
New beginning. The beginning of a new cycle. Changes. Improvement. Happiness. Success. Progress.
New beginning. The beginning of a new cycle. Changes. Improvement. Happiness. Success. Progress.
Day card
Life is not easy. One minute you are overflowing with happiness and the next you are in a deep valley. Everything that happens at this moment was meant to be and belongs to your life path (karma). Find the connection in your mind why things sometimes return. The frustrations will give way to a way of doing things differently for once. Life is and remains a learning process. Try to learn your lessons in such a way that it does not have to come back again.
Questions
What do you want to change in your life?
What circumstances seem to keep repeating themselves beyond your control?
What fruits are you reaping from recent initiatives?
What unexpected change is taking place?
What is falling to you?
What circumstances seem to keep repeating themselves beyond your control?
What fruits are you reaping from recent initiatives?
What unexpected change is taking place?
What is falling to you?
