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Introduction to the Tarot Ryder White - The Wheel of Fortune

In this video, Andy continues the course on Tarot Ryder White with Arcana number 10, The Wheel of Fortune. He discusses the symbolism and meanings associated with this card.

Symbolism and Representations of The Wheel of Fortune

• The Wheel of Fortune is represented in various tarot decks, such as Marseille-inspired tarot, Illuminati tarot, Tarot de los Magos, and Tarot Ryder White.

• Each deck has its own unique symbols and imagery associated with The Wheel of Fortune.

• The card represents cycles, changes, and the unpredictable nature of life.

• It symbolizes ups and downs, luck or lack thereof, and how fortune can favor or abandon us.

Meanings and Interpretations

• The Wheel of Fortune signifies a universal principle of movement and expansion.

• It represents a world opening up to possibilities, opportunities, encounters, and proposals.

• If drawn in a reading for the present moment, it suggests a time of expansion where the person is perceiving numerous opportunities in various aspects of life.

• It may indicate that these opportunities have always been present but are now being recognized by the querent who has gained confidence to accept them.

• The card also reflects personal growth through learning from circumstances and experiencing internal changes that lead to external transformations.

• It warns against becoming too reactive to events without maintaining serenity or composure.

• In love readings, it can suggest that new people or situations are challenging an existing relationship. It may also indicate difficulty in emotional stability due to fear of commitment or desire for novelty.

Advice from The Wheel of Fortune

• Embrace change and develop an awareness that everything is transient.

• Engage with new people, places, ideas, and activities to expand your horizons.

• This will help you grow, learn, gain confidence, and navigate new situations with greater firmness and self-assurance.

The Wheel of Fortune in Different Tarot Decks

Andy explores how The Wheel of Fortune is represented in various tarot decks and the different names it is given.

Representations in Different Tarot Decks

• The Wheel of Fortune is known by different names in various tarot decks.

• In the Tarot de Egipcio, it is called "La Retribución" or "La Rueda de las Reencarnaciones."

• Other decks simply refer to it as "La Fortuna" or "El Cambio" (in Osho Zen Tarot).

• Andy showcases representations of The Wheel of Fortune from Marseille-inspired tarots, Illuminati tarot, Tarot de los Magos, and Tarot Ryder White.

• Each deck has its own unique symbols and interpretations associated with this card.

Symbolism and Meanings of The Wheel of Fortune

Andy delves deeper into the symbolism and meanings associated with The Wheel of Fortune.

Symbolism and Meanings

• The number 10 represents completion, initiation of something new, cycles, and a return to unity.

• In Kabbalistic tradition, 10 symbolizes the cosmos, manifestations, the Tree of Life.

• The Hebrew letter attributed to this card is Caf which signifies fortune and luck. It also represents the palm of the hand where fortune was traditionally read by gypsies.

• Jupiter is associated with fortune as a planet that embodies expansion, growth, unknown factors that stimulate life's development.

• The Wheel of Fortune reflects an ever-changing universe filled with unpredictable factors that influence global dynamics.

• It signifies a world opening up to possibilities, opportunities, encounters, and proposals.

• When drawn in a reading for the present moment, it suggests a time of expansion where the person is perceiving numerous opportunities in various aspects of life.

The Wheel of Fortune and Personal Growth

Andy discusses how The Wheel of Fortune relates to personal growth and individual responses to circumstances.

Personal Growth and Responses

• The Wheel of Fortune indicates that individuals learn from the circumstances they encounter, leading to internal changes and subsequent external transformations.

• It may also indicate being at the mercy of events, reacting strongly to positive or negative occurrences without maintaining serenity or composure.

• Some individuals may blame external factors for their experiences rather than taking responsibility for their actions.

The Wheel of Fortune in Love Readings

Andy explores how The Wheel of Fortune card can be interpreted in love readings.

Interpretation in Love Readings

• In love readings, The Wheel of Fortune suggests that existing relationships may face challenges due to the appearance of new people or situations.

• It may also indicate difficulty in emotional stability due to fear of commitment or a strong desire for novelty.

• Individuals who struggle with emotional stability may find it challenging to deepen new relationships and tend to disperse their energy.

Advice from The Wheel of Fortune

Andy provides advice based on the insights gained from interpreting The Wheel of Fortune card.

Advice for Life Situations

• Embrace change and develop an awareness that everything is transient.

• Engage with new people, places, ideas, and activities to expand your horizons.

• This will help you grow, learn, gain confidence, and navigate new situations with greater firmness and self-assurance.

Meaning of the Tarot Card "Ryder White"

In this section, the speaker discusses the symbolism and meaning of the Tarot card "Ryder White."

Symbolism of the Sphinx

• The sphinx on top of the wheel represents diversity and unity, continuity and change.

• It is composed of elemental parts: a bull torso representing earth, lion tail representing fire, angelic face representing air, and a sword replacing eagle wings to represent water.

Mystical Mystery

• The card's ribbons symbolize the mystical mystery formed by the four elements.

• It reflects both unity in diversity and the reflection of the whole image as an expression of unity.

• The left-hand side features a serpent (Typhon or Set), symbolizing negativity or descent.

• On the right-hand side is Anubis, an Egyptian god with a dog/jackal head who accompanies souls on their journey to incarnation.

Four Elements and Evangelists

• The corners of the card represent the four elements and their corresponding evangelists:

• Luke (bull) represents earth,

• Mark (lion) represents fire,

• John (eagle) represents water,

• Matthew (angel) represents air.

Letters in "Tarot"

• The word "Tarot" can be formed using Latin characters that spell out "rota tarot oradora autor," meaning "the wheel proclaims author's law."

• Hebrew letters H V H represent God's unpronounceable name and also correspond to the four elements.

Alchemical Symbols

• Within the wheel are additional alchemical symbols:

• Mercury at the top representing air,

• Sulfur on the right representing fire,

• Water at the bottom,

• Salt on the left representing earth.

Radios and Inner/Outer Worlds

• The spokes of the wheel represent paths between the inner and outer worlds.

• It symbolizes the dual task of personal growth and self-discovery while also retreating inward to find one's true self.

Books and Wings

• The figures in the corners have books and wings, representing humans' ability to learn from experience.

• Successes and failures of others provide material for personal growth.

Fortuitous Changes

• The Wheel of Fortune card represents fortuitous changes that can lead to either benefits or difficult situations, depending on accompanying cards.

• It signifies quick movement in time that should be seized.

• Openness to change, decisive moments, and altering present course for new opportunities.

Reversed Card Interpretation

• If the card is reversed, it indicates abrupt, unpleasant, or uncomfortable changes ahead.

• Resistance to change or stagnation may occur when accompanied by slow cards like The Hermit, The Hanged Man, or The High Priestess.

Combinations with Other Cards

• When combined with the Eight of Wands, it suggests rapid pace and positive news in the consultant's life.

• With the Six of Cups, past situations or relationships may resurface in the present moment.

• Paired with the Ace of Pentacles, it foretells unexpected financial gains through luck or gambling.

• In conjunction with the Page of Cups, it indicates changes in love life and potential new relationships.

• When accompanied by the Nine of Swords, significant changes may cause anxiety and distress if unprepared.

Interpretations Based on Card Combinations

This section explores various interpretations based on combinations involving the Wheel of Fortune card.

Combination with Ace of Cups

• When paired with the Ace of Cups:

• Indicates a new emotional beginning,

• Potential for deep connections,

• Positive developments in love and relationships.

Combination with Ten of Cups

• When combined with the Ten of Cups:

• Signifies emotional fulfillment,

• Harmony and happiness in family life,

• Positive outcomes in personal relationships.

Combination with Three of Swords

• When paired with the Three of Swords:

• Indicates heartbreak or emotional pain,

• Difficulties in relationships,

• Potential for healing and growth through adversity.

Combination with The Tower

• When combined with The Tower card:

• Represents sudden, unexpected changes,

• Destruction of old structures or beliefs,

• Opportunities for transformation and rebuilding.

Combination with The Sun

• When accompanied by The Sun card:

• Symbolizes joy, positivity, and success,

• Favorable outcomes in various aspects of life,

• Radiating happiness and fulfillment.

Combination with Death

• When paired with the Death card:

• Signifies major transformations or endings,

• Transition from one phase to another,

• Potential for rebirth and renewal.

Conclusion

In this final section, the speaker concludes their discussion on the Wheel of Fortune card's interpretations based on combinations. They wish good fortune to the viewers.