Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into Tarot lately, and today I wanted to really get the 4 of Wands. More specifically, I wanted to figure out its zodiac sign connection. I’ve got my trusty notebook, my favorite deck, and a whole lot of curiosity. Let’s do this!
First Steps: Grabbing My Resources
First things first, I grabbed my Rider-Waite deck. It’s my go-to for learning because the imagery is so clear. I flipped through the cards until I found the 4 of Wands – that beautiful scene with the two people celebrating under a canopy of flowers. Feels joyful, right?
Digging into the Books (and the Internet!)
Next, I grabbed some of my favorite Tarot books. I pored over the descriptions, looking for any mention of astrological signs. I also hopped online, browsing through a few trusted Tarot websites and forums. It’s always good to see what different sources say.
Putting the Pieces Together: What I Learned
- I discovered pretty quickly that the 4 of Wands is linked to the sign of Aries. Okay, that was a good start, but I wanted more.
- I dove deeper, reading about how Aries’ fiery, energetic vibe fits with the card’s sense of celebration and completion. Aries is all about initiative and taking action, and the 4 of Wands definitely feels like a moment of “we did it!”
- I learned that the specific period within Aries that the 4 of Wands rules is the second decan, which is from approximately April 1st to April 10th.
Making it Personal: My Own Reflections
Now, to make this really stick, I spent some time reflecting on my own experiences. When have I felt that 4 of Wands energy in my life? When have I experienced that sense of joyful completion, that “we made it!” feeling?
I remembered a time when I worked with a team to finish a huge project at work. The relief, the celebration, the shared sense of accomplishment – that was pure 4 of Wands! And guess what? That project wrapped up in early April! It all clicked.
Jotting it Down: Notes for Future Me
Finally, I grabbed my notebook and wrote down everything I’d learned and realized. I included the Aries connection, the dates, and my personal reflections. This way, the next time I pull the 4 of Wands in a reading, I’ll have a much deeper understanding of its meaning.
It was a fun little research project. It reminded me that Tarot is like a puzzle that can be a lot of fun to peice together!
