1996 what is the tarot card for people born on June 7 in Gregorian calendar?

Corresponding to tarot cards as lovers. . .

sweethearts

Valentine's cards mean that some decisions are made for love.

The sun was shining, and an angel appeared above a man and a woman. The two of them stood naked in front of two trees. Behind a woman is the tree of knowledge, and behind a man is the tree of life. A valentine's card is a card about choice. In order to find satisfaction, men look at women, and women look at spirit or soul.

Valentine's cards represent adolescence. With the independence of morality and knowledge, something about sex appeared. Sexual attraction keeps you away from loneliness, towards establishing relationships with others, and thus towards the road of love. In love, you may give up the need for self-control, so you can't be isolated from others or life itself.

Angels represent what they used to be, and they are still at a higher level, but they can only be seen when two people become one. If you want to be closer to an angel or your true self, you must reconcile rationality (male) and enthusiasm (female).

A valentine's card may represent an important sexual relationship in your life, or it may mean that you got substantial help or emotional support from your partner when you decided to have sex. A lover is a card representing Gemini, especially when there is a knight with a sword on it. If it is a palace card with other swords, Gemini is less symbolic. One of Gemini's topics is to learn how to make decisions. For Gemini people, it may be difficult to make a decision between two or more choices, because for most Gemini people with multiple personalities, each choice looks attractive.

A young man in adolescence is learning to transfer part of his love for his mother to his lover, while a young girl is learning to transfer part of her love for her father to the other half. This is not an easy task, because the young man's mother may be tolerant, tolerant and patient with him, but his partner may not. The little girl's father will adopt a rational, mature, patient, loving and tolerant attitude towards his adolescent daughter, while her new partner may not. But in any case, this provides many new opportunities for lovers to develop new relationships, such as sexual relations, equal relations and opportunities for growth and development. Therefore, you must choose between the safety of parent-child relationship and the growth opportunity of new relationship.

The life behind men belongs to the knowledge tree behind women, representing the Garden of Eden. When a man may be busy with some substantive things because he is in the material world, women will remind him that he still has spiritual goals and that survival has a higher meaning. That's why she looked up at the angel.

Perhaps when Adam in the Garden of Eden took a bite of an apple, he remembered his journey, spiritual goals and future work. This may turn into disappointment or disillusionment. Before he takes responsibility for his spiritual path, he may also blame Eve first, because she reminds him that he must go on his way. Perhaps this is a case of "killing the messenger".

Eve is notorious for pointing out the existing facts.

Work it out: Your time is from June 7th, 20 10 to June 7th, 2010/year. .

The time-lapse master card represents the problems you will encounter or the topics you need to study this year.

Chariot (chariot)

A chariot card means a well-trained mind.

A soldier stood on a chariot with a rope or scepter in his right hand and two blue moons on his shoulder. The ceiling of the chariot is covered with stars, while the belt displays various symbols of the zodiac. The chariot is partly in water and partly on land. In front of the samurai, there are two sphinxes, one black and one white, which just echo the pillars on the female pope's card.

The winged disc in front of the chariot is the representative symbol of Isis, the goddess in Egyptian mythology, the patron saint of magic and mother, and a compassionate goddess. This winged disc describes things, and the power of spirit is enough to override emotions. Represents being able to keep a clear head when encountering emotional events.

The Sphinx represents the opposing forces in his life and needs his willpower to control it. If he doesn't exert his will, the two sphinxes may move in opposite directions and tear his chariot in half (the sphinxes in other tarot cards are back to back, and each decides its own direction). He can go to water, land, or enter the emotional and realistic world. If he can control the two sphinxes, he can control his instinctive desire.

This person is the summary of all the previous cards. He must not give up and must continue to move towards the world card. Like all Tarot Seven, "Don't give up" is the key issue.

He holds the scepter of fools, and behind him is a cloth curtain taken from the female pope, and the armor comes from the emperor. The Sphinx shows the duality of lovers, while the Egyptian symbols on his clothes show the learning process in the Pope's card.

Chariots represent astrological cancer, especially if accompanied by the moon or any palace sign of the holy grail. One of the topics of Cancer is to learn to control or exercise feelings with reason. In the imperial card, you deny your emotions, but in the chariot card, you need to accept the fact that they exist and tame them with reason.

Mascot: triangle.

Auspicious metal: platinum.

Auspicious gem: agate.

Auspicious day: Wednesday.

Favorite colors: stripes, multicolor, gray.

Lucky numbers: 5, 14, 23, 32.

Favorite places: airports, bookstores, publishing houses, schools, tourist attractions, unmanned shops, nervous and warm places, etc.

Auspicious plants: daisy, oregano, fennel, acacia, hazel.

Ideal country to live in: USA, Belgium, Greece, North Africa, Sardinia.

Living conditions: modern architecture, indoor air circulation, few but fine furniture, colorful books, records and audio equipment, quiet corner for friends to talk.