Over time it can be extremely helpful to review the big picture, the gestalt of your life as reflected in all the cards you have picked. It's easy to focus on the tiny pieces and forget that they are part of something larger, and that you are a part of something much greater too. The following analysis is based upon all the cards that appeared in the readings you selected for this analysis. Your free analysis report is divided into 5 sections:

• Your Most Common Tarot Card(s)
• Dominant Suit & Element
• Astrological Influences
• Numerological Influences
• Where Do I Go From Here?

Enjoy!

The cards below came up most often in your saved Tarot readings, which indicates that they may have a special meaning in your life. It's would be wise to pay more attention to these archetypes, in order to master their qualities or learn the lessons they represent.

Death	What has traditionally been known as the Death card is not about literal death of any person. It may represent the death of something else, like a project, plan or relationship. It also points to a time of harvest, symbolized in classical decks by the reaping skeleton. Unless the fruits of summer are harvested, they are lost to winter's harshness and the people do not eat. This card portrays the action of winter on the landscape -- lush greenery is cut back, revealing the bones of the landscape. The season of dark and cold separates the annual plants, that live and die in one year, from the perennials, which can take refuge in their root systems until the following Spring, to sprout anew. As the scythe cuts the cords that link us to the past, it liberates us to go forward without fear, because we have nothing left to lose. We can see that everything pruned away is recycled for the fertility of the future, so that nothing is really ever lost, despite seasonal cycles of gain and loss. In the more modern decks of the English school, we see Death mounted on a horse and wearing black armor. The emphasis in these decks is on the punishment of sin -- as in the way the medieval Plague, which the death image was based on, was used to explain the wrath of God. Luckily, in modern times, we are not so encumbered with such a guilt-ridden philosophy.
Six of Wands	This suit, most often called "Wands" and sometimes called "Rods" or "Staves," represents initiative, ambition, drive and desire. This is the suit of enterprise and risk-taking. The Six of this suit points to the respect and acknowledgment due to you for your efforts to solve the problems of your community. The image is usually that of a victory parade, after the celebrated leader has helped the troops win a pivotal battle. It took the whole tribe to win the victory, of course, but it was the leader's heroism and clarity under pressure that inspired them to overcome. The team is thrilled that the leader led them to victory. This card points to a time to let everyone relax and celebrate -- if you are the leader, even let them lionize you for awhile. They are seeing reflected in you their own better selves -- a victory indeed!

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In Tarot, the Minor Arcana cards are divided into the 4 suits of Wands, Coins, Cups, and Swords. Each suit represents different qualities and associates with one of the 4 elements Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. You can look to see which suit appears most frequently in your readings for more insight into your situation.

Your cards were evenly distrubuted througout the four suits. Your life is elementally balanced!

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You can gain further insight into your readings by looking at the top astrological influences reflected in your readings by the Major Arcana, or Trump, cards you got. Click here for more information on how the Major Arcana relates with Astrological signs, planets and elements.

Scorpio represents powerful intuition. Being a water sign, an emotional element, Scorpio can feel what's going unsaid and understand unspoken motives. You may not be very popular if you are hyper-aware of everything which is wrong. It is frustrating to wait for other people to acknowledge what you already know. Because you may not get reality checks from other people, you have to have the courage to hold tight to your own convictions. A lot of Scorpio cards remind you that you should learn how to better trust your own insights.

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Analyzing the numbered Tarot cards (Aces through Tens) in your set of saved readings often reveals a signficant recurring number. Like all numbers, it has numerological significance, which is a part of how Tarot card meanings were classically derived. Looking at the meaning of this number can help you recognize and deal with major influences in your personal life.

The number 9 appears a lot in your cards to guide you forward on two different planes. On one level, you are newly entering a stage of personal metamorphosis. You are getting ready to shed a skin, or to break out of a shell, as it were. You are in the very early stages of some sort of rebirth. However, before you can make this journey, you have to surrender some of your baggage. Old concepts, past friendships, outdated belief systems -- life will wrench much of them away from you. This results in emotional ups and downs; a somewhat melodramatic time. This period requires faith, surrender and self-reliance. On another level, you are asked to shift your focus away from self, in order to direct your attention toward some lofty purpose, like helping others. The 9 features idealism waking up with a vengeance. This newly awakened desire to be involved in helping others, including people you have no personal relationship with, may well become a unique opportunity for you, propelling you forward on your path to spiritual and material growth. It may seem like a contradiction, but if you allow yourself to walk this path of selfless sacrifice, the universe will reward you in many ways, not the least of which is a fat wallet. In the final analysis, these two different planes are not so far apart and can merge into a single path putting you squarely on the road to life marked by ecstacy and fulfillment.