Destiny Cards are more than playing cards - they're a powerful system of self-discovery based on your birthdate. Rooted in ancient wisdom and numerological principles, each card in the deck corresponds to a specific day of the year, revealing core personality traits, life themes, and karmic lessons. Whether you're a curious beginner or a spiritual seeker, learning your Birth Card can offer insight into your relationships, career path, and inner strengths. We'll explore how Destiny Cards work and what they can reveal about you.
The playing cards have been there for centuries It is the most fun and affordable hobby. There are thousands of things you can do with cards. You can play on your own (solitaire) or in a company. You can build a private collection of cards or join a playing cards club. Although the origin of cards has been covered in mystery, their invention has been claimed by almost every civilized nation. The history goes down to the 9th Century Tang China (618-907.)
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Continue readingIf you have already seen your love compatibility report (free initial, or Delux), you may wonder about small blue bar of the compatibility chart with a subtitle "Karmic Lessons". Lessons in a context of Love sound sour enough even without a prefix.
Why karmic lessons are important?Meet the seven most enigmatic cards in the deck - each a masterpiece of paradox and personal myth. But don't mistake your outsider royalty for a free pass to indulge in your quirks. Being unique is easy; turning that into something meaningful (and sustainable) in a city like Manhattan? That takes more than charm and self-celebration - it takes evolution.
Are you the one of us?The Decans are 36 groups of stars (small constellations) which rise consecutively on the horizon throughout each earth rotation. Since a new decan appears every ten days, the ancient Greeks called them dekanoi (pl. of dekanos) or "tenths". In Vedic astrology, each sign of the zodiac (30 deg.) is divided by three decans, 10 degrees each. There is the trinal calculation which utilizes the elemental trines to each sign. Each decan has its planetary ruling planet or planets. To find Decanate cards, we use the same method as with the planetary ruling cards. All we need to know is planets that rule the Decan of our Sun placement (in the astrological birth chart). It can be one or two ruling planets, and therefore one or two decanate cards (see table below).
Continue readingHuman experiences are priceless. Words have power. The tiniest word can hurt you, or save your life. I can talk about Destiny cards for hours, but who can better light up the fire in the mind of a man than those who share his ways? I was collecting quotes for a while, and I think it's a good time to present some of my work to you. Happy Thanksgiving! There are tons of resources online, and there is no way I want to compete with the "corporate quote-holders". My goal is quite simple. I like to answer an obvious question "Why." Why do we read some authors and do not care about others? Why do we listen to some inspirational speakers while others leave us indifferent? Why do we think our zodiac signs affect our ways of thinking and feeling? If you are born in September, under the sign of Virgo (according to the Western astrology), does it mean you don't miss any Bill O'Reilly shows? But what if you are born on July, 14 or March, 22? I bet you love Bill... or hate him. But doesn't it sound appealing to you when he says:
Continue readingIn Progressions, each card is displayed with correlated planets found in your personal life spreads (birth card and planetary ruling cards). You will see it on your daily readings and also in your yearly spreads. It is a very important thing to understand your relationship with each card falling into your period (day, or 52-days period, or the yearly cards). And this makes the first rule of interpreting your spreads.
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