What is Tarot Card 1988. 12.06?

The eighth card of the tarot card-strength Key words: strength, courage, confidence and patience.

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The woman who represents strength gently closes the lion's mouth. A woman's head has the inverted 8 symbol in the magician's card, which symbolizes that her strength is infinite. She wears a garland on her head and a garland around her waist. The garland around her waist is tied between the neck of the lion, forming the second symbol of inverted eight. The lion leans slightly, hangs his tail lightly to show complete obedience, and sticks out his tongue to lick a woman's hand. Strength continues the theme of the last chariot, but she responds in a higher way, which is what Laozi said. The lion symbolizes the inner animal nature of human beings, the chariot is controlled by the masculine iron fist style, and the strength is tamed by her inner courage, self-confidence and patience. As a result, although the two sphinxes in front of the chariot are under control, their heads are still facing in different directions (in some versions of the cards, they even turn their backs on each other), while the lions are completely obedient, which may imply that weakness can really overcome strength.

Strength, as the name implies, means the first card, but what I mean here is not the brute strength of a strong man, but the inner tenacity. If a woman wants to tame a lion, she is definitely asking for trouble by force, so she must make use of her own characteristics and tame the lion with flexible strength. To do this, first of all, she must have superhuman courage, otherwise how dare she approach the lion? Then she should show confidence and believe that she will succeed. Such self-confidence makes her shine with self-confidence, and there is a majesty in gentleness that makes the lion surrender. Finally, patience, she must win the trust of the lion slowly, just like the animal trainer in the circus, she must go through many exercises and failures. The same principle can also be applied to overcoming the inner beast and fear, anger and impulse, that is, defeating the inner lion.

In divination, strength shows confidence in facing life, just like a woman in a card, facing the problems of life with a soft attitude. She has a strong heart, deep confidence and great courage. She looks calm and serene, acts resolutely, and is patient and patient at the same time. Strength represents the part of overcoming the inner animal instinct, which needs to calm all anxiety, anger, impulsiveness and uneasiness. If the customer is too eager for success now, the appearance of the power card reminds him to slow down, be patient and act flexibly, and don't forget that self-confidence is the most important thing. In terms of health, a woman surrendering to a lion is like a patient surrendering to illness, which is a good sign to restore health and vitality.

The primary significance of power inversion is weakness and incompetence. Inner self-confidence and courage disappeared, and fear and doubt surfaced. It is not appropriate to act rashly at this time. No matter what kind of problems you are facing now, the reversal of power reminds you to deal with your negative thoughts and emotions first. Don't let the lion control you, you are your own master. Sometimes there will be weakness in the body, and more attention should be paid to health. Power inversion may also refer to abuse of power, whether it is tangible brute force or intangible power.

Keywords: success, change, balance

Eight forces, strength, will

Humans have the courage to be fearless and go forward for the problems they need to face. This is the meaning of this card. It also symbolizes strong willpower. Without it, mankind can't overcome difficulties and move forward.