The key has a meaning that’s simple to understand. Keys go with locks, and they are the answer to opening them. A key can unlock a door, house, car, trunk, treasure chest, or symbolically, even a person’s heart, mind, or desires.
The key card likely means that you’re about to find the answer that will allow you to unlock or get to the bottom of something that’s been plaguing you or keeping you locked out. The key symbolizes that you will find the answer, find the truth, or uncover the very thing that will allow you to move onto to the next room, or level. It may even mean that you will receive treasure, as keys are often used as a symbol for folks that have won a new car, or on game shows as a way to open up the trunk that’s filled with tons of valuable prizes. If the key doesn’t turn, you lose, and someone else wins the fabulous prize. In old stories of pirates and treasure, the key opened the pirates treasure chest, and you often had to use a treasure map to find where it was buried. Or even more difficult, on which ship it had sunk to the bottom of the ocean with. Also, don’t forget, the Spanish word for island is cay, which loosely translates to Key— so this also could be referencing a place, like an island, or vacation, it’s how the “Florida Keys” received it’s name.
The key symbolizes a solution to something, the mastery of a skill, an achievement, or some kind of break-through or revelation. It could be a physical key made of metal or brass, a plastic key card, like used in a workplace or hotel, an electronic key or pin number, or a pass code. Sometimes you’re not finding a physical key but having a “eureka” moment or that moment where the lightbulb goes off and you’re one hundred percent sure of the answer and what needs to be done to address your problem or your situation. “Key” is the word used to describe the solution to a puzzle, the answer “key”, the mechanical component in a plug or socket that makes it fit or come together correctly, a guide to a map, and an answer to a cryptography algorithm. Health wise, the key can symbolize a cure that has recently been discovered, or a treatment that has produced successful results.
Popular culture references to keys are very common in this day and age. We already talked about how a key is the name or nickname for answers or solutions to puzzles, crosswords, problems, and technical problems. It’s also a fictional mutant character in the Marvel comic universe, the name of a Seinfeld TV episode, and part of a musical instrument made for playing and tuning. Keys are also chords, and very useful to playing music in certain tonic chords and notations. “A key” is almost like it’s own language. Keys are very popular in necklaces, lockets, furniture, and home decor. We have an obsession with problems and there’s nothing better than a solution to a problem— keys represent that solution, the happy ending, the answer to all of our problems.
33 is the largest positive integer that cannot be expressed as a sum of different triangular numbers. It is the smallest odd repeating digit that is not a prime number. It’s also the sum of the first four factorials, the sum of the sum of the divisors of the first 6 positive integers, and the smallest integer such that it and the next two integers all have the same number of divisors. In religion, 33 is the number of deities in the Vedic religion, and was the age of Jesus Christ when he was crucified. Islamic prayer beads are arranged in sets of 33, and 33 is the numerical representation for the Star of David.
The heart card pictures a heart or hearts, and non surprisingly, has to do with love. From childhood we learn that the heart can be colored red or pink, and can be drawn into the shape of a kind of oval with a pointed bottom and a dimple on top with two symmetrical sides. We are taught how to draw it, cut it out, trace it in every way imaginable, even though that shape that we learn is not at all similar to our real biological heart. A heart symbol is universal. It is recognized by all ages, races, religions, and cultures. It can also mean the love, desire, or affection or fondness for a thing, place, or past time.
A reading of a heart card may indicate that you have found your true love. This may be something that hasn’t happened yet and is very much on your mind. This may be your most burning or unfulfilled desire. You may have found love but not true love, you may be recovering from love gone horribly wrong. Overall, what is probably happening is that you are not satisfied with your life and are not doing what your true heart and soul desire. There is an inconsistency in your actions that needs to be addressed, or it is possible that you will not reach your full potential. A heart could also be referring to your literal heart. You may have heart issues, or issues with your blood vessels, veins, or arteries. It also could refer to something pink or red in color.
This number could indicate a time frame of 2 years, or 12 midnight. 24 is called the “kissing number” in four dimensional space. It’s the maximum number of spheres than can exist without overlapping or kissing each one another.
Because the Key card can refer to an answer or unlocking information you have missed, and the Heart card can refer to love or desire, these two cards together means you will soon learn about a love you have been waiting to know about. This could be a gift of love or it could be that you will learn of someone’s true desires.
The Key is represented by the number 33, and the Heart is represented by the number 24. When we combine them we get the number 57. Since 57 isn’t a single digit number, we add the 5 + 7 to get the number 12. We must then add 1 + 2 to get the number 3.
The number three may signify a month of upcoming travel for you, love, an anniversary, the month of a child’s birth, or another significant event. 3 can also be three months from today, three weeks, three days, or three years, and so on and so forth. It could also be referring to 3 o’clock or 30 minutes. Multiples of 3 can also be considered, like 2021. In Christianity the number 3 would represent the Holy Trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost which are omnipresent and anywhere and everywhere, through space and time. The Pythagoreans thought that 3 was the first true number. It’s also symbolic of triangles, it’s the first number to form a geometric shape. In fairy tales and religious rituals things are often said or done three times. We use the expression, “third time’s the charm!” — it indicates that often times you don’t succeed on the first or second try, but on the third. Many folks who have luck with the number 3 find that they continue to have good luck on the 13th and 30th as well. If you’re not sure what your lucky numbers are, or if 3 is one of them (it likely is), you should find out what they are as soon as possible to ensure that you have as lucky of a future as possible.
This might be a good time to reflect on what it is that you actually want. Think about what is on your heart and what is your true desire. You may have locked your true feelings inside your heart. Do not be afraid to open your heart, making it truly vulnerable. When someone is ready to have a heart to heart conversation with you, be ready to listen. Do your best to be inviting and warm. Above all, take some time to listen to your own heart, and don’t do anything that is untrue to your heart (like marry someone whom you do not love).
“I will be ready to listen to any matters of the heart. I will dig deep into my own heart to discover my own true desires. I will no longer keep things locked inside. I am not afraid to take a leap of faith and love so that I can have a more fulfilling life journey.” Repeat this affirmation to yourself 2 or 3 times daily.
