Destiny Cards - A personal energy map of one’s past, present & future
- Mona
- May 23
- 4 min read
Updated: Nov 13
Ancient card science that transform your life.
What is the Card Science?
The science of the cards, some call it the "Destiny Cards", is a system combined with planetary influences and natural numerology to give insight and forecast on events and people.
Rooted in ancient Egyptian practices and possibly pre-dating even earlier, some say Atlantis, this system uses a standard deck of playing cards. Through a method known as 'quadration,' it derives spreads that contain specific interpretations of what we encounter across time - past, present, and future.
Each of us, based on our date of birth, is represented by a number of cards in the spread (Birth Card, Planetary Ruling Cards, Decanate Ruling Card), which gives a detailed portrait of each person, personalities, psychological tendencies, important connections and lifelong energetic patterns and influences.
Successfully applying this knowledge and utilizing the card system unlocks a vast array of life’s mysteries and questions. It helps in understanding our close relationships, personal challenges, pursuits, and goals, and guides us in making the most of our karmic influences and free will.
Card spreads at any given time show you a map of energy that is available to you. How you can best use this map to achieve your life’s goal is the wisdom of card science.
What information can the destiny card system reveal to you:
Knowledge about one’s self, personality and character, psychological construct, hidden consciousness, talents and more
Relationship with another (family, love, work, interpersonal), what planetary-ruled connections there are between you and another, and how to best deal with these connections
Career development, business and wealth
Parents and children - how do we best play our parental role to help our children fully realize themselves
Health and legal issues
Changes, movement, travel
Important years and cycles
Personal development and well-being
The Natural Spread and the Mundane Spread
The Natural Spread, also called the "Spiritual Spread", as the name suggests, is a spread where cards follow their natural order - from Ace to King and from the Heart suit to the Spade suit.
This is what nature intended as the "order of things" in the "perfect state".
One can understand this as the essence of the soul in its pure state, without interference of ego and karmic influence.
This marks the natural state of the universe.
Through the first "quadration" process, we derive the "Mundane Spread", also called the "Life Spread". This symbolizes our mundane world, which is four-dimensional. The Mundane Spread represents the energetic influence patterns we experience in this four-dimensional time-space throughout our lives.
Through repeated quadration processes, we derive all of the life spreads for every year of our life. As our cards change position, we experience different energetic influences or events. There is a vast amount of information lying within these spreads, and the card science studies the meaning and interpretation of this ancient science.
The Suits and Numerology - The Soul’s Evolution
Each suit has 13 cards, from Ace to King, representing the soul’s evolutionary stages, expressed through numerology. Here is a basic summary of numerology meanings. You can use the free reading tool on the home page to find out your birth card and its basic meanings:
1 - Initiation, creative force, self-absorption, ambition
2 - Cooperation and need, gaining a sense of wholeness from union with a significant other
3 - Creativity and art, different pursuits
4 - Structural, integrity, stability, familial
5 - Restlessness and change, momentum and progress
6 - Karmic balance, destiny, responsibility and mission
7 - Spiritual enlightenment, talent, negative thinking
8 - Power and pure force, persistence, infinity
9 - Completion and letting go, universal consciousness
10 - Strength and blessing, power and success
11 - The youngest member of the "royal family", youthful and immature, creativity
12 - Feminine power and control, caring and organizational skill
13 - Authority, masculine, power and control at the top of the suit
0* - Joker has no specific life path and is not within the scope of interpretation.
Free will is maximized.
What kinds of information will I be able to get through the card system?
1. Personal portrait
Key personality and characteristics, karmic lessons and challenges, key karmic connections, growth points and issues to pay attention to.
2. Life Path
General life path over seven 12-year periods, energetic influence. Important years (Pinnacle years, Critical year, Good money years, caution years, etc)
3. Yearly Path
Detailed yearly energetic influence for seven 52-day periods over a year, significant card influences for the year (Long Range, Environment, Moon, Pluto, Result); special events and people
4. Love and Relationships
What connections you have with another person. Why do your connections work out in certain ways in life. How to work out in the best way with love connections, business connections, friends and family.
Different cards may have various connections based on their positions in the Spiritual and Mundane Spreads. These connections are also represented by planetary influences, such as Moon, Venus, Mars, Jupiter connections. Birth Card (BC), Planetary Ruling Cards (PRC), and Decanate Ruling Card (DRC) could interact and reveal a series of connections that vividly describe our interpersonal relationship dynamics.
Some questions this system can help you explore:
Why are we drawn so strongly to certain people?
Why do certain connections feel so intensely charged that they could easily be full of sparks?
Why are certain relationships light-hearted and easygoing, while others are more serious and difficult to work out?
Why does there seem to be a definite flow of energy from certain people to others?
Many of these questions can be answered by looking at the connections of our cards. It helps us understand how to best handle certain relationships and what lessons we can draw to create fulfilling interpersonal connections.
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