Wheel of Fortune

Good luck or bad luck, it does not matter!  All luck is simply that one chance.  The Wheel of Fortune reminds everyone that “Every hand’s a winner and every hand’s a loser,” to quote Kenny Rogers.  This card symbolizes the cycles of life we all face.  Whatever happens, the Wheel of Fortune shows that “It ain’t over yet.”  The Wheel of Fortune is classically represented by both Pat and Vanna, host and co-host respectively, of the show which shares the name of this card.  Gamblers and Lady Fortune are also indicated by the Wheel of Fortune.  Whatever happens, says the Wheel of Fortune, is up to us to decide.  Nothing is set until we decide it is so.

Upright: The Wheel of Fortune indicates that things are unfolding in a favorable way.  Great things are in store!  Lady Fortune has smiled, indeed.  Whatever it may be, it will be well.  Positive outcomes and decisions can be indicated in addition to the positive changes which are in store for us.  The Wheel of Fortune is turning in our favor.   Look for a great opportunity at improvement to come forward.  Upright, the Wheel of Fortune indicates a lucky period for those involved.  Things just seem to go our way.  Nothing can stop us now!

Reversed:  While upright, the Wheel of Fortune is moving.  When reversed, however, the Wheel of Fortune has stopped.  This card signifies stagnation and feeling stuck.   There is a lack of movement in the life cycle due to disarray and anxious movement.  A change is needed.  A break from the action-paced pace of life is recommended.  Remember, we all need to rest.  There is courage and wisdom in not pressing our luck, says the Wheel of Fortune when reversed because sometimes we get a whammy and lose our lucky streak.  When this happens, it is time to step back and wait for the better luck to return.  Watch for signs of a better opportunity than the one at present.  Use this lack of momentum to plan ahead so that when the Wheel of Fortune picks up again, we are better able capitalize on its’ rotation!