The Tarot Star

Star ~ Any of the celestial bodies visible at night from Earth as relatively stationary, usually twinkling points of light. A planet or constellation of the zodiac, according to astrology, influences personal destiny. One who is highly celebrated in a field or profession.

  • Number: XVII, 17
  • Hebrew Letter: Tzaddi
  • Color: Blue-Violet
  • Element: Air
  • Planet: Saturn/Uranus
  • Season: Winter
  • Zodiac Sign: Aquarius
  • Time Frame: January 20 - February 18, Winter, Waning Moon
  • Chakra: Solar Plexus/Sacral
  • Humor: Blood
  • Temperament: Sanguine 1 & 2
  • Sense: Sight and Taste
  • System: Nervous and Circulatory

Keywords

Divine guidance, promise, hope, healing, health, freedom, newfound energy, inspiration, positivity (emotional), fame, authenticity, and, when reversed, feeling limited, blocked, or hopeless.

 

The Lesson of the Tarot Star is Hope

After the crisis of The Falling Tower, The Fool, ready to be enlightened, sees a small ray of hope that things can be better than before. The Fool is prepared to steer a straighter course towards a higher purpose.

 

Personality (Strengths & Weaknesses)

Sanguine Type 1 is associated with the Yellow Aura Color Personality (Air)

Sanguine Type 2 is associated with the Orange Aura Color Personality (Air)

 

The Tarot Star Traditional Meanings

 

It may feel strange to experience a spark of new energy after feeling so lost for so long. You might also feel a twinge of hope for brighter days ahead.

All is well on the horizon. It is as if some unseen force has taken guard over your soul. Perhaps a guardian angel arrived at the exact moment your heart could take no more.

After many trials and tribulations, your faith will soon be renewed (if it hasn't been already).

You're on the road to recovery and looking forward to future accomplishments.

There is hope.

 

The Tarot Star Biblical Meanings

 

The Tarot Star represents the Star of Bethlehem and David. Like a star, Jesus is the light of the World. The star represents the light that washes us pure, gives us hope, and is the source of all inner strength.

Jeremiah 29:11 – God’s plans for hope and future.

 

The Tarot Star in Health Readings

 

Overthinking the future causes stress and can disrupt sleep.

The Tarot Star corresponds with Aquarius and governs the calves, shins, ankles, blood pressure, and circulation. Problems may include the feet, lymphatic glands (related to detoxification), the kidneys and bladder (related to Justice/Libra), and mental state.

Lavender, chamomile, and cool hydration can be beneficial.

Note: Holistic alternatives for detoxification, bladder problems, and mood disorders can be found here.

 

Tarot Meditation

If you could hope for anything with unwavering faith, what would it be?

 

Food Remedies

Sanguines do well on a very light vegetarian diet (meaning some meats, eggs, and fish). Not eating enough vegetables and fruits, and overeating meat, will bother the Sanguine temperament.

Sanguine 1 (Yellow): See Raising Yellow & Sanguine Temperament Energy Levels

Sanguine 2 (Orange): See Raising Orange & Sanguine Temperament Energy Levels

 

Choosing Herb & Essential Oil Remedies

Sanguine 1 (Yellow): Bergamot, camphor, citronella, evening primrose, geranium, grapefruit, lemon, lemon balm (melissa), lemongrass, juniper, vetiver, and ylang-ylang

For the Sanguine 2 (Orange): Bergamot, calendula (marigold), camphor, cardamom, carrot seed, clary sage, citronella, evening primrose, geranium, grapefruit, lemon, lemongrass, jasmine, juniper, mandarin, neroli, orange, rose absolute, sandalwood, vetiver, and ylang-ylang

 

Stones & Crystals

Sanguine 1 (Yellow): Golden topaz, yellow amber, yellow citrine, golden tiger's eye, yellow aragonite, yellow calcite, rhodonite, Apache gold, and yellow jasper

For the Sanguine 2 (Orange): Carnelian, tiger's eye, orange amber, sunstone, malachite, peach aventurine, yellow/golden topaz, orange agate, yellow jasper, moonstone, yellow fluorite, and citrine.

 

Artwork: One version of The Lady of Shalott Looking at Lancelot by John William Waterhouse, 1894.