Walking through the numbers
Updated: Oct 20, 2022
Ok, so this is a small narrative of the numerological meaning of the number cards for any house. An Ace is that starting point, that starting force that moves your inner strength to start on a journey. Deuces is that moment when you balance your inner motives with the outside world, you choose your course of actions, a moment to juggle options, analyze crossroads, find partners, or a way to channel your ambition. Three is when you get that first road crossed, the first issues solved and when you seem to be on the way, it is also when you see some early fruit, some beginner's luck, people may come and wish you the best on your journey, or depending on your inner state, you may feel pulled in three dire
ctions. Four is that moment passed the success of three, where you feel sated, bored, and perhaps all this has affected your ego in a negative way leading you to make your first mistake. Five is that moments of struggle, where you are dealing with the consequence of letting your ego go to your head on four. Six is the inflection point, the lesson has been learned, and you have a new asset you did not have before, experience; you become open to new ideas, to help, and willing to change your mind, balance seems to be regained and it all looks fine again. Seven is that second mistake, that second time when your humanity brings afloat a negative attitude, a treacherous action, a grieving moment, or getting atop a huge amount of things you can't handle, but ths time is easier though, for your rough edges were smoothed at five, now in seven, you have a new asset to help you balance things out again, open-mindness, willingness, experience, and humility. In eight you may feel trapped in a perfect balance again, but if all was done well in the earlier numbers, you're likely to move quickly through this. On nine, you realize how far this has gone, and see the magnitude and depth of the impact this journey has had on your environment and in yourself, you see the fruits, the consequences, and the big picture behind you. On ten you realize all has been done and either go back home, or adventure yourself in a journey anew, an end but also a beginning, now you see both, the big picture behind, and the big picture ahead, and know you have to keep going.
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