Knight of Earth ~76

 Knight of Earth

The Knight of Earth tells us that it's time to move along. The planning stage is complete and now it's time to take action! The plans we've made are excellent and will work out very well. We're encouraged to maintain our integrity throughout the process and to follow through on any promises we've made. 
 This card can also refer to business travel, financial rewards and guardian angels.

Symbolism
 The Knight is standing still on a horse. When we're riding a horse, we're supposed to be moving, so this reminds us to get going! One of the things that swords represent is intellectual energy. This Knight's thinking has already been completed.
 He is the only character in the Suit of Earth without fairy wings. This is because he represents a protector to the fairies in the world of humans. He is an "incarnated fairy", looking out for their well being.
 The Knight's shield is put away since his plan is so perfect that there will be nothing to defend against. 
 The Knight of Earth has a very fancy horse--a nod to his astrological attribution of Taurus, a sign that loves beautiful things. 

Angel Number 
 The angel number for the Knight of Earth is 76. We know that our financial needs are met and that we're on the path for our Divine life purpose. 
 The number 76 reduces to 4 (7+6=13, 1+3=4). Since the number 4 relates to angels, it's perfect for this card that itself represents a guardian angel.

People
 While the Knight of Earth doesn't move all that quickly, his plans are perfect. No matter what needs to be done, he can figure out how to get it successfully completed with at least three back-up plans. 
 He's charming, gallant, honorable and completely trustworthy. He loves nature (hence, his role as the protector of the fairies) and is usually a vegetarian or a vegan. Anyone who hurts an animal is likely to get on his bad side. Just because he's put his sword away, doesn't mean he can't get it out if he feels the need.

Astrology
 This Knight of Earth is a Taurus with a healthy measure of Aries thrown in. Taurus is known for it's love for beauty and luxurious items. Very sensual in nature, it can also be quite stubborn. If it doesn't want to move, then good luck getting it going. That's where Aries comes in. Once Taurus is ready to go, the Aries part of this Knight can accomplish a great deal!
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