Ship LenorCloverd: The Card in Five Words
The Ship stands for all that moves within your life, and that evokes the concept of travel, risk-taking and bidding farewell to a life, or people, that have remained familiar to you for a long time.
It represents the desire to visit new places and gives you the courage to be able to do so with no regrets. Journeying into the unknown this way can be as good for the body as it is the mind, so expect the possibility of both inner and outer travel when the Ship card appears for you.
The Ship also symbolizes the power of long-distance, so whether you are away from family, or partaking in a long-distance relationship, there are strong signs that this is, or soon will be, a big part of your life.
The Ship card could represent the beginning of you deciding to move away from all that is familiar. You could be venturing to a new job, wanting to see more of the world or merely taking a journey that you have to, in order to say goodbye to a chapter of your life that you have outgrown.
House LenorCloverd: The Card in Five Words
Your home and family life are at the center of the House card. As it reveals itself, so does the opportunity to assess your own home life, and signal both where you live and who you share your life with, as well as what you consider feeling at home.
The House card looks significantly at your sense of belonging, and where you fit into your current family dynamics. It asks you to consider what you feel is important to you and what further stability you can create to really make you happy. As far as your mind goes, there are clear boundaries within the meaning of the House card, and that might mean you look at things with one thought or opinion only.
House as a card implies that you like your privacy, and feeling as though it’s you against the world, and whilst that is a fine idea for much of the time, it’s also good to understand that this can backfire on you if you don’t let people in every now and then.
Both the Ship and House card offer some extreme thoughts and actions, but together they symbolize the art of balance. There is much you can love and crave in a steady, stable home life, but what does all that mean if you aren’t dipping your toes in and seeing the world?
Your curious heart must be comforted from time to time, so if you are a person who seeks the closure of your door every night and a very repetitive routine, these two cards collide to offer you a healthy solution. To travel is to grow, and to grow is to truly appreciate the home and your family and friends. They may even share your traveling time with you.
Rider is represented in numerology as card number 3. and Clover is represented by the number 4. When we combine them we get the number 7.
Number 7 in numerology is all about thinking. It stands for what you think, how you think it, and how you perceive those thoughts. You may want to decide but are unsure which one would be best for you right now, and the number 7 will highlight that your thoughts are unique and worthy of giving them that little bit more time and love.
7 can also represent wholeness, so you are being encouraged to really explore your physical and spiritual self, to create an identity that you are proud of and can ascend when the time calls for it.
When Ship and House combine to create the magical number 7, it may seem as though you are being pulled in two differing directions, but the stars are aligning for you to never do or want too much of one thing. It is in the balance of life that we find our completion.
Approach every new opportunity with a bravery previously unknown to you. Allow your curious mind to say yes and keep in your heart that you are loved and supported in the choices you make.
I can take chances and believe in a better, more balanced outcome.
