Ten of Fire ~32

 Ten of Fire 

Work can be exhausting and feel like a chore. The Ten of Fire represents times in our lives when we're working entirely too much without leaving any space for fun and play. Often this card shows up when people are working multiple jobs or when single parents are dealing with the challenge of working and balancing caring for their children when they get home. We may find ourselves so intensely involved in our current endeavors that we don't even realize how rundown we're becoming.
 This card can also indicate health problems that are created by over-working. We can take a Ten of Fire as a possible message to reduce our workload, take time off or delegate tasks to others when possible. 

Symbolism
 The dragon carries a heavy burden and does so alone. The woman from the Nine of Fire card is no longer there to assist. 
 The pot of Gold from the Nine of Fire is still intact but now there are ten wands in it, not only making it heavier but giving it a more intense energy.
 The dragon flies at night over a starlit city. Perhaps the dragon has been working into the night or maybe this is a second job or after-hours project.
 since dragons represent passion in the Angel Tarot Cards, the dragons stance indicates that passion has been worn down by over-work.

Angel Number
 This cards angel number is 32, Which asks us to have faith--to believe that our circumstances. are in our best interests and that any struggle we may be feeling is temporary and will give way to the joy of knowing that we're on a path that will make us happier over time. It's a good idea for us to work with the ascended masters (especially Jesus, in this case) to ask that our burdens be lightened and our challenges simply fade away. 
 This card reduces to 5 (3+2), a number of great change. In order to extricate ourselves from this time of weariness, the changes our angels are asking us to make must be implemented. 

Astrology
 Saturn is the planet that represents where we feel restricted or held back. Sagittarius, on the other hand, is a planet of great freedom and independence. So it's no surprise that these two are very challenging when in combination. Saturn binds Sagittarius's natural spiritual faith, making it difficult to have hope. It's tough to cope if we don't have faith. Saturn in Sagittarius,can become very disillusioned, frustrated and skeptical. This energy believes that we only attain success through hard work and trust must be earned.     

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