The Tarot Pips (numbered cards) show the action that is going on in our lives on a daily basis. Where the Major Arcana is of the Spiritual realm, the Minor Arcana are of the Physical realm. Each pip carries two types of energy – the energy of their number, and the energy of their suit.

Esoterically, the number six represents harmony, balance, truth and enlightenment.

The number six is connected with the Lovers, the Devil and the six’s in each of the suits. The Lovers is associated with balancing polar opposites (such as male/female), harmony, attraction and creating win/win situations. The Devil is associated with anxiety, fear, defeat, restriction and our shadow issues.

The Six of Wands carries the quality of balance and harmony into the realm of passion and creativity. This is a card of victory, after a well fought battle.

The Six of Cups carries the quality of balance and harmony into the realm of emotions. There is harmony in our relationship with ourselves, and in our relationships with others. This card can also refer to childhood memories for the Seeker.

The Six of Swords carries the quality of balance and harmony into the mental realm. Here the Seeker is finding their own truth. Here the Seeker gains the ability to leave their worries behind them – perhaps in the form of a retreat.

The Six of Pentacles carries the quality of balance and harmony into the material/physical world. It is about giving (or receiving) a monetary gift, and the balance of power in the Seeker’s life..

In a reading, the six’s indicate balance and harmony, after the chaos of the five’s. There is wiggle room here – give and take between the Seeker and the people/issues in their life.