Love cards: Five of Clubs

The Five of Clubs represents changeability and a restless mind. People with this Birth Card are characterized by great curiosity, which constantly drives them to change. The Five of Hearts as their Karmic Card indicates that they also experience a lot of changes in their love life, which is why the Five of Clubs is usually not quite suitable for married life. As a rule, these people are recklessly brave and love to engage in various research and searches. That is why they flee, as from the plague, from any business and people who require the observance of any obligations. In some cases, this turns them into vagabonds and extremely inconstant people. The Five of Clubs is the most restless card in the deck. Although they easily adapt to new conditions, easily move to new homes or change their way of life, this usually creates a lot of responsibility and controversial situations, which in their Life Spread is symbolized by the Saturn Card - the Five of Spades.

The Ace of Spades as the Venus Card indicates secret love affairs and indecision in choosing a partner. This same Ace endows many Five of Clubs with increased sexuality and a beautiful voice. The Seven of Diamonds as the Jupiter Card is the "sign of the millionaire", and many Club Fives are indeed rich, although they spend or lose money as quickly as they acquire it. The Five of Clubs should avoid speculation and gambling. Although they are more fortunate than other cards, their tendency to spend does not allow them to properly manage their money. And this is clearly felt when the time comes to pay. The Five of Clubs are unsurpassed in trade and mediation, as they know how to establish connections with people at their level. Five of Clubs born under the signs of Gemini or Virgo often possess a special power of suggestion or special ways of self-expression, which can bring great success in the field of trade or mediation.

The natural curiosity of the Club Fives gives them a lot of knowledge, but often they do not use it or get stuck on one thought. This feature turns them into skeptics, and they don't even get pleasure from their own beliefs. Often the Five of Clubs take the opposite side in disputes from their point of view, and that's why they don't get attached to one idea. In later years, an interest in spiritual pursuits helps Club Fives achieve greater satisfaction, and they find answers to questions that bring peace and harmony to their lives. In this regard, a spiritual teacher may be useful.

Depending on the specific personality, the Five of Clubs can be either a blessing of fate or a curse in the area of relationships. At a high level, the Five of Clubs are progressive and can rely on any person of their level. They are attractive and sociable. On the other hand, the fear of obligations in the Club Five can be so strong that they will attract the most unusual situations to themselves and will never be able to establish calm and serious relationships with a partner. Their desire to avoid responsibility leads to emotional losses, it all depends on how the Five of Clubs itself perceives this problem.

Due to their restless nature, the Club Five is considered one of the most "unmarried" cards in the deck. Most of such people will avoid marital obligations by any means. If they are cunning enough, they will be able to pretend that they are not getting married because of their partner. But in reality, they have a strong fear that any relationship can deprive them of freedom.

Due to the desire to avoid obligations, as well as the fact that the Ace of Spades is their Venus Card, the Club Fives often have affairs with married people or secret love affairs. In addition, they are distinguished by secrecy in their personal life. The fate of most Club Fives is to live as singles, but there are exceptions here: some Club Fives take on a specific job and devote themselves largely to love and work.

Club Fives of both sexes often befriend Heart men, who respond to them with love. But there is also a karmic connection between them, which is sometimes difficult. Club women also love the company of Club Fives of both sexes. A Club Five woman can make a successful marriage with a Diamond man, and she also usually attracts certain Spade men to herself.

One of my acquaintances can serve as an example of many positive qualities of this Club Five. Usually, the Club Fives are dissatisfied with themselves. They complain that their merits are never recognized, or they are constantly worried about money. But my acquaintance is a person who has obviously fully accepted his restless and inquisitive nature and, by combining these qualities, has directed them along a constructive path in his life. Until the age of 41, he had never been married and traveled a lot. In his life, he had sufficient financial success and for a number of years did not have to work. Remember that in the Life Spread of the Five of Clubs, the Diamond Seven is the Jupiter Card. It often brings the Club Five a lot of money, which gave my acquaintance a natural sense of abundance and well-being that seemed to accompany him everywhere.

My acquaintance had periods in his life when he changed his place of residence two or three times a year. It seemed that he was constantly on the road, and he had many places that he called home. He knew a lot about everything, and wherever he went, he had many friends there. He was not bothered by the lack of a wife. He was quite content with casual relationships (which is unusual, since most people cannot emotionally reconcile with such relationships).

My acquaintance is very proud of his car. It seems that this car occupies a prominent place in his value system, symbolizing for him material freedom. This is a trait of many Club Fives. My acquaintance is incredibly caring and worried about his car, and sometimes talks about it as if it were a living being.

My acquaintance represents a happy version of the Five of Clubs. He has come to terms with his character and taken the best from it that is possible. Happy Club Fives are not so common, but they do exist. Most people with this Birth Card are dissatisfied with their lives and cannot resolve the internal conflict between the desire for freedom and the need for a reliable foundation. To find happiness, the Five of Clubs must understand that it has come into our world to accumulate experience and ideas, and allow itself to do so without any restrictions. At the same time, the Club Five must maintain faith that all its needs will be met if necessary. And then it will receive much more than is needed for a minimum standard of living. Its Jupiter Card - the Seven of Diamonds - is the card of true spirituality and material abundance, which belong to the Five of Clubs by right of birth.