Angel Tarot Card Meanings~ Minor Arcana

Nine of Fire The Nine of Fire indicates that we feel the need to protect what we've created. All through our journey in the Fire suit, we've worked hard to create our dreams. We may feel uncomfortable about the safety and stability of what we've built and feel the need to redouble our efforts. It's important at this moment that we have absolute confidence in ourselves. We need to go within to access our inner courage and then turn it outward in a show of bravery and determination. As long as we believe in ourselves, all will be well.  Symbolism  A beautiful woman stands ready, determined and perhaps even a bit defiant. She's proud  of her accomplishments and will never give up on her dreams.  Beside her is her dragon ally, who has her wings up as if to protect what is behind her.   The dragon and the woman both hold wands that are the same color, indicating that they're invested as equal partners in what has been created.   A pot of gold represen...

 Eight of Fire  This card can be summoned up in three words: busy busy busy! When Eight of Fire is drawn, it often reflects someone who's filled to the brim with things to do. It can also indicate a person for whom things have been very quiet but who's about to see an end to the slow times. This is a card of repaid shifts and activity because of the astrology of this card, it's most often a very welcome change. We may feel a bit harried about all that we have to do but we're happy to have so much activity in our lives. We may feel stressed but it's stress that comes from positive things. Symbolism  Eight wands fly off into the sky, giving the impression of fire-works. Fire-works are a sign of great celebration. If we're lucky they're beautifully orchestrated. However, sometimes fire works are unpredictable and chaotic.   The wands don't appear to be all headed in the dame direction. Clearly, there are multiple and perhaps even competing goals to be accom...

  Seven of Fire  This is a card of feminine power. While the card does ask us to stand our ground and defend what we believe in, it also that we ponder our choices. Is this battle worth the fight? Would we be better off letting go of our need to chase after this particular issue and instead, redirect our focus to something we consider more important? It's certain that we'll grow stronger from the challenge that's before us as long as we make our choices from the heart rather than from intellect. Symbolism  A beautiful and confident woman works in concert with her dragon friend.  The dragon appears to be feminine in gender due to the pinks and purples of her coloring. This reminds us of the Three of Fire card , but here, the young girl has grown up. Instead of contemplating the future, as in the Three of Fire card, the young woman and the dragon team up to defend their beliefs and create the future they're defending.  The young woman carries a wand that is the co...

  Six of Fire   The S ix of Fire is one of the cards in tarot that has a nickname: it's the "Victory Card"! We've made great strides in our journey when this card is drawn. The trouble from the Five of Fire has been resolved and we've ridden into town to great applause and celebration. Information is headed our way that will make us extremely happy. We may win an award, get a promotion or perhaps the contract you've hoping for will finally make its way.   This card could also mean that we will be recognized for our accomplishments in a very public way. It may be time to do some self-promotion or marketing with the media.    Symbolism  A victorious man arrives into town to great fanfare! His quest has been very successful.  Red rose petals are tossed into the air to lead his way into the village.   These flowers are signs of passion and love. Our hero followed his passion and he receives great admiration from villagers due to the example...

  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 ba...

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 concer...

  Three of Fire  It's time to pause and reflect. Certainly our successes to date have been very encouraging and uplifting. Not all the rewards for our efforts have yet presented themselves but we know that very soon, "our ship will come in". There's no need to wait for it's arrival, so why not begin planning for the next phase? What will we create next? How will we expand upon our previous successes? It's time to cast our gaze far out onto the horizon and dream even bigger dreams.      Symbolism  A little girl sits pondering the power of creation that is before her.  Her friend is a young dragon, who's been there while all her dreams have come to fruition. Some think her dragon friend is imaginary but she knows he's real just as certainly as she knows that her hopes for the future are real. Or is it possible that the dragon is real and the girl is imaginary? Either way, purity of intention mixed with fiery passion is a recipe for success!  A volca...