Okay, so I’ve been messing around with Tarot cards lately, and I keep seeing the number 9 pop up. I mean, not just seeing it, but like, it feels significant, you know? So I decided to dive in and see what this whole “9 in Tarot numerology” thing is all about.
My 9-Related Tarot Adventure Begins
First, I just pulled a bunch of cards randomly. Just shuffling and drawing, seeing what came up. And wouldn’t you know it, The Hermit (which is card number IX, obviously) showed up way more than felt normal. Like, seriously, what are the odds?
So, I grabbed my trusty notebook and started jotting down all the times 9s and The Hermit popped up. I did a few different spreads, some single-card pulls, just playing around. I even tracked it over a few days, just to see if it was a fluke. It wasn’t.
Digging into the Meanings
Then, I hit the books (and the internet, let’s be honest). I wanted to really understand what the number 9 represents in Tarot numerology. Turns out, it’s all about completion, endings, and a kind of culmination of things. Think of it like the end of a cycle, a final chapter, before something new begins.
- Completion: Like finishing a big project, graduating, or even just finally cleaning out that junk drawer you’ve been avoiding.
- Endings: Not always in a bad way! Sometimes it’s just about letting go of something that’s no longer serving you.
- Fulfillment: This is about reaping the rewards of your hard work, seeing things come to fruition.
- Wisdom: It is also associated with maturity and insight.
My Personal Takeaways
So, what did I actually do with all this? Well, for me, it became a little nudge to wrap up some loose ends in my own life. I had a couple of projects I’d been putting off, and seeing all those 9s motivated me to finally get them done. It also helped me to let go of a friendship that had kind of run its course, it felt good to give myself a little push.
It wasn’t some huge, life-altering revelation, but it was definitely a cool way to connect with the cards and think about things from a different perspective. I’m still kind of a newbie at all this, but it’s definitely making me want to explore more!
