Eight of Air ~58

Eight of Air

 The Eight of Air is a card that points out our lack of self confidence but Heaven wishes to break through our unhealthy illusions. We have a sense that we're trapped or not on control of our own lives but that isn't true. There's always a way to free ourselves of situations that we're no happy about but we must believe in ourselves. We must see the truth of our situation and take action.
 This card also indicate confusion or feeling helpless.

Symbolism
 A single unicorn has broken free from a herd that's very clustered together. By stepping ahead, the single unicorn has shown confidence in itself. It doesn't need to rely on the others or to be part of the pack "mentality"in order to be successful.
 The seven unicorns appear to be standing still, with their feet in the water, near the shore. Water is a symbol of emotion and since this card is one where fears are getting the best of us, the unicorns are standing in their fear.
 The single unicorn is moving forward in a gallop across the earth, which represents being grounded in our choices. It is also running past a mushroom, which is often a symbol of good fortune but to get the mushroom the unicorn had to move out of the illusion of entrapment.

Angel Number
 The angel number for this card is 58. The energy of 8 tells us that our endeavors are likely to be rewarded either financially or in terms of other type of abundance. --as long as we're willing to make the changes necessary, (which is the 5 energy). 
 The number 58 reduces to 4 (5+8=13, 1+3=4), indicating that our angels can help us hear the messages we need to, with compassion for the messenger.

Astrology
 Jupiter in Gemini is the attribution for the Eight of Air card. Gemini is a very brilliant sign, brimming over with ideas. Jupiter is the planet of expansion. So what do you do when you take a sign that already has more ideas than it knows what to do with and add to it a planet that multiplies everything it touches? You get an astrological aspect that's frozen and unable to operate because there are to many options to manage! ~ 

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