Four of Fire ~26

Four of Fire
 This is such a wonderful time! Our work has been rewarded; we feel the comfort of abundance, peace and the promise of a joyful life. The fruits of our labors have been wildly acknowledged as deserved and our efforts are appreciated. Financially we feel a sense of stability. It may even be time to focus on the joy of our home lives. Perhaps we'll get married, start a family or build a home. Perhaps we'll do all three! Its time to express our gratitude to the wonderful people in our lives. . . as well as to our Angels and God. 

Symbolism
 Four wands stands for forming a square, which is the symbol of structure and balance. The shape provides a sense of stability and safety, much like the life that the Four of Fire presents to us. A square also represents matter and the things in life we create, such as home and hearth. 
 The four wands are the colors of the lower four chakras: red, orange, yellow and green. The Four of Fire isn't a card that's concerned with our spiritual development but lends itself to feeling safe with a roof over our heads, marriage and procreation, as well as feeling in charge of our lives and the joy of being in love.
 An orb spins between the four wands in a clock-wise direction, assuring us that our lives are moving in a positive direction. 
 A friendly dragon materializes inside the orb to show that our passions and creativity have been brought successfully to life. 
 When we wish upon a star, it's said that our dreams come true. This card is full of stars to wish upon, indicating that we have faith that many more of our hopes will be brought to fruition.
 
Angel Number
 This card is 26, blending the power of positive thought with the desire to be financially secure. The Four of Fire is a card that indicates we feel extremely happy (even celebratory) about our situation at work and home! 
 The number 26 reduces to 8 (2+6), promising us further prosperity and abundance going forward. Ours is not a temporary situation but one that indicates continued promise in the foreseeable future for ourselves , our partners and our children. 

Astrology
 Astrologically, this card is attributed to Venus and Aries. Venus is a planet of beauty, romance, and creativity--the perfect planet to link a card that shows us being happy and content with all these aspects of our lives. 
 Of course, Aries energy makes the desire to achieve our goals quite pressing. We want the lovely things the Four of Fire offers and we want them now! It's that kind of drive that has brought us from the beginning inspiration of the Ace of Fire, through the creation of the Two of Fire, into the long-term planning of the Three of Fire and into the celebratory joy of the Four of Fire.
  

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