Six of Water ~42

Six of Water

The past has significant  influence over our present and even the future. The Six of Water card reminds us to honor that past by expressing gratitude for our beautiful memories and to be forgiving regarding challenging  times. This card may indicate that someone from our past is going to return to our lives. It may be someone whom we grew up with or perhaps someone we knew from our early years as an adult. This card has a watery energy , so this person from our past may be someone we had a romantic history with or may be someone who was once a friend but will become something more intimate in the future. This card can also ask us to review how we see the past. Are we making it more dramatic that it was? More lovely than the reality actually was ?
 The Six of Water often has to do with children. It's an indicator of pregnancy, a matter involving our current children or even a sign that the person who drew the card should or does work with children professionally. It can also remind us to be like a child and allow more fun into our lives. The Six of Water can signify receiving or giving gifts as well.


Symbolism
 Two joyful merchildren play in the ocean. The children represent the past and the ocean symbolizes emotional memories. 
 The boy has his head above water, showing that he's seeing things not through the eyes of emotion but rather through the eyes of intellect. His gaze, however, is turned back to the ocean (his feelings). This reminds us that sometimes we need to objectively observe our memories of the past rather doing so emotionally. 
 The girl, in contrast, is completely submerged beneath the ocean. Her body language is one of sheer happiness. She isn't rationalizing how the past happened or why it happened but is only reveling in the fact that it has made her who she is. 
 When this card is drawn, we can get important information on what is happening by noticing which our eyes are drawn to the boy or the girl. 
Six cups are scattered around the card. They represent memories, especially emotional ones. The cups in the back of the card  or in the dark, symbolize memories that are further back in time and more difficult to remember fully. Other cups are more in the light, signifying more current memories. 

Angel Number
 The angel number for the Six of Water is 42, which tells us to keep faith. We can look to our past for guidance regarding the choices we've made that suited us or we can use our history to remind us of the mistakes we wish to avoid in the future. 
 This number reduces you to 6 (4+2). which is a symbol for material items such as gifts, one of the meanings of this card.

Astrology
 Sun in Scorpio is the astrological attribution of this card. Scorpio is a deeply feeling sign that's able to delve far into the ocean of emotion that signifies it's inner world. Memories are stored as much in feelings as in thoughts. If Sun in Scorpio feels wronged or betrayed, it can be very difficult to forgive the situation and move forward.         

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