Five of Fire ~27

 Five of Fire 

 Its a fact that sometimes there's conflict in our lives. The conflict may be with others or with trying to choose which issue requires our attention first. While these challenges may seem to be coming from outside ourselves, the Law of Attraction can sometimes bring people into our lives who can mirror unresolved issues that we've internalized. For this reason, when this card is drawn, it's a good idea to review the possibility that the real difficulty we're facing comes from within.
 This card can also represent more benign challenges, such as athletic competitions, contests at work or other chances to prove ourselves to our peers. 

Symbolism
 Wands posted into the ground present themselves in a configuration that appears to block our way. We cant get past them or even see whats going on behind them.
 Five is the number of change. without a change of our perception of a situation or the way in which we're going about our tasks, the barrier will remain.
 The flowers that bloomed in the early cards of the suit to indicate great opportunities are now missing. We need to review the experiences that we're creating for ourselves to validate that they're what we want. 
 The top three wands appear to dominate the lower two. The upper wands are the colors of the orange sacral chakra (issues regarding our self-worth), the red root chakra (concerns about our basic needs) and the light blue throat chakra (how we communicate). It is possible that we feel unsafe and are voicing our frustration from these three areas instead of coming from the green heart chakra (emotions such as love) or our violet crown chakra (our spiritual selves)? 

Angel Number
 This card is 27. The energy 2 of this number reminds us that if we focus on the positive, then the Law of Attraction will bring it to us. However, if our minds are buried in fear and worry then anything we're concerned about will come to us. In every challenge there's a lesson that will put us on the right path that comes with the number 7 energy. Together these numbers reduce to 9 (2+7), a number of service to ourselves and others, as well as one that brings more light into the world while fulfilling our purpose for being on Earth. We need to give thanks for the lessons ;earned so that our happiness will continue to grow as time goes by. 
  
Astrology
 Saturn in Leo is the astrological attribution for the Five of Fire. Saturn is the planet where we feel restricted or limited in what we're trying to accomplish. Leo is known for being a sign that wants to shine and be noticed. It has a strong need to be recognized for it's accomplishments and even who or what it is. 
 The pairing of these two energies can can cause us to undervalue ourselves or ourselves or our goals. Internal conflicts may develop that cause us to stop trying. Then, Heaven, which wants us to be all that we can be, presents us with an external challenge that reflects our inner one. We must break through the five wands that block our progress.         

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