Diamonds: Values - Security - DharmaThe 9 of Diamond people have wonderfully bright, youthful energy. Their captivating demeanor is often the result of psychological stress experienced during their early childhood years. To deal with this difficult karma, they develop a healthy dose of humour to overcome their troubles, and charm to get by.
Nine of Diamond people are gregarious and great orators. Their enthusiasm is contagious, and they are mentally very tough! In their positive state, the 9 of Diamond people feel protective of others. They feel it is their duty to help those less fortunate, and they will champion the rights of the underdog. This quality makes the 9 of Diamond one of the most generous and philanthropic cards in the deck.
In their negative state, those born on a 9 of Diamond day become resentful of the power they feel they should have, but don’t. They become spendthrifts and loners, forever blaming others for their sorry state. Their normally generous spirit becomes an exercise in self-indulgence, compounding their frustrations because in their heart of hearts, all 9 of Diamond want to give.
When it comes to love and intimate relationships, the 9 of Diamond need to feel mentally connected with their partner. Take note! Deep and meaningful conversations do for them what wine and song do for others! They are fun loving and loyal. They will always be protective of those they love and they put their family first.
January 18 (Capricorn), February 16 (Aquarius), March 14 (Pisces), April 12 (Aries), May 10 (Taurus), June 8 (Gemini), July 6 (Cancer), August 4 (Leo), September 2 (Virgo)
The Soul Card for the 9 of Diamond is the regal Queen of Diamond. This high crown card manifests the brilliant, philanthropic qualities unique to the 9 of Diamond.
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