6 OF EARTH

Taurus II – MATERIAL SUCCESS

The Power to Bring Any Matter to Fruition

Affirmation: I have the power to bring any matter to fruition and offer my support to build security and well-being for others.

Card Details

Zodiacal Longitude: 10°00’–19°59’ Taurus (Time of Year: April 30/May 1 – May 9/10)

Decan: Moon in Taurus

Sephira: Tiphareth

World: Assiah

Color (Hex Code): EE9E00

Correspondences

Keys: The Intuitive and The Preacher

Planet (Moon): 4 of Water, 2 of Air, 9 of Fire, 7 of Air

Decanic Sequence (5-6-7 of Earth): 6 of Earth and 7 of Earth

Sephira (Tiphareth): 6 of Fire, 6 of Water, 6 of Air

UPRIGHT: Generosity, Benevolence, Financial Support, Philanthropy, Sharing

REVERSE: Avarice, Selfishness, Power Dynamics, Exploitation, Greed

Meaning: 

The second decan of Taurus focuses on the execution of plans that were formulated in the first decan. While the first decan is about determining what to cultivate and what to leave fallow, the second decan centers on turning those plans into action. This decan embodies a powerful, steady, and procreative rhythm that serves as the key to achieving success in the material world. This decan, which is associated with various fertility rites and symbolism, represents immense generative power and is characterized by slow, steady, and consistent approach to work. 

Decanic Rulership: The Moon

The Moon is exalted in Taurus and has exceptional strength in this decan. Those born with this placement often embody a rare harmony between work and leisure. They are naturally industrious and deeply appreciative, capable of nurturing diverse endeavors to maturity. Their success rarely remains just their own; generosity flows from them, enriching the lives of those they love. Individuals with this placement must resist complacency and continually seek growth. This decan highlights accumulated wealth and generosity.  

Myths:

This decan is associated with myths that reinforce the necessity of aligning oneself with natural rhythms, balance labor with reward, and ensure that success is maintained through measured actions.