How to Interpret Your Birth Tarot Card 7 Easily

Alright, let’s talk about this birth tarot card thing, number seven, they call it the Chariot. I ain’t no fancy card reader, mind you, but I’ve heard things and seen a bit in my long years.

So, you wanna know about this Chariot card, huh? Well, they say it means you’re someone who likes to get things done, always on the go. Can’t sit still, that’s you. Like my old rooster, always peckin’ around, never stayin’ put. That’s the kinda energy this card talks about, always movin’, always doin’. It’s about action, see? Not sittin’ around waitin’ for things to happen.

Now, some folks say this card means good luck, like things just fallin’ into your lap. But I reckon it ain’t that simple. You gotta work for it, even if you got the Chariot on your side. It’s like havin’ good soil in your garden, still gotta plant the seeds and water ’em, ain’t ya? This card, it gives you the oomph, the drive, but you gotta steer the cart yourself.

• They say it’s about succour, which I guess means help when you need it.
• And providence, somethin’ good comin’ your way, like a good harvest after a hard summer.
• But it ain’t all sunshine and roses, they also say it can mean war and trouble. Life ain’t easy, no matter what card you pull.

And what about when this Chariot card is upside down, they call it reversed? Well, then it’s like your cart’s all outta whack. Arguments, fights, losin’ out, that’s the kinda stuff they talk about. Like when your mule decides to go its own way, and you end up in the ditch. It’s a mess, plain and simple. So you gotta watch out for that, keep your wheels on the road, so to speak.

Now, some smarty pants folks, they like to tie these cards to the stars and planets. They say the Chariot is all about the moon and somethin’ called Cancer, a water sign. I don’t know much about that star talk, but I figure it means your feelings are strong, like the tide, pullin’ you this way and that. You gotta learn to ride them waves, not get swept away.

They got another card, the Wheel of Fortune, that’s about destiny and luck too. But that’s different from the Chariot. The Chariot is you takin’ the reins, while the Wheel is more like spinnin’ a yarn, you don’t always know where it’ll end up. But both of ’em, they tell ya somethin’ about your path in life, the ups and downs, the twists and turns.

Figurin’ out your birth card, they say it’s easy. You just add up all the numbers in your birthday. Like, if you was born on June 26, 1996, you’d add 0+6+2+6+1+9+9+6, that’s 39. Then you add the 3 and 9, and you get 12. Then you add the 1 and 2 and you get 3. And you do that until you get a single number. So you go back to adding 1 and 2 to get 3. That 3 would be your first birth card number. But if it added up to 7 right away or later, well, then you got the Chariot. It’s supposed to tell you somethin’ about yourself, your personality, like how some folks are born with a green thumb and others can’t grow a weed.

This Chariot card, number 7, it means you got the power to move forward, to get where you wanna go. But remember, just like drivin’ a wagon, you gotta keep your eyes on the road, hold the reins tight, and don’t let nothin’ stop ya. And if things get tough, well, that’s just life. You pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and get back on that Chariot. Cause that’s what folks with the Chariot card do. They keep going no matter what’s thrown their way.

Some other cards they talk about are the Justice and the High Priestess. They say the Justice is about truth and the High Priestess is about, well, bein’ wise and knowin’ things. But we’re talkin’ about the Chariot today, the card of action and movin’ forward. So keep that in mind. Whether you’re new to this card stuff or you’ve been readin’ ’em for years, knowin’ your birth card can help you understand yourself better. It’s like lookin’ in a mirror, but instead of seein’ your face, you see your spirit.

So that’s the Chariot for ya, plain and simple. It ain’t magic, it’s just a way of lookin’ at things, understandin’ yourself and the world around you. And remember, life ain’t a straight road, it’s more like a bumpy field, so hold on tight to that Chariot and keep on movin’.