Four of Clubs

Four of Clubs combines Four themes of structure, stability, foundation, and practical order with Clubs themes of mind, language, ideas, communication, and learning.

The conviction to say what needs to be said and to stand for one's principles

Persistently and patiently searching for the information one needs

Talking much and saying little; expounding ideas just to hear oneself talk

Unsolicited advice-giving: trying to organize others' lives with what one think is best for them

Argumentative and confrontational; defending one's ideas with one's last breath

Endless inner-regression of thoughts; lost inside one's head trying to think about one's own thinking

Intelligent and thoughtful with answers at-the-ready for those who ask

The ability to sort through piles of information to define the important key points

Mentally restless and overly-speculative; thinking the grass is greener in some other venture

Stuck inside a dead-end job because one is unwilling to take a calculated risk

Overworking oneself and getting oneself tangled up in stressful knots

Head-down and hard-working but unable or unwilling to look up and see the big picture

A master of what one knows and able to execute diligently for prosperous results

Closed-minded and willfully stubborn; debating one's loved ones into submission

Intolerant of what one would consider others' stupidity or mental laziness

Willfully and egotistically ignorant of one's lover's dark side, which ironically makes one naive and gullible

Talking at others, rather than actually having a genuine dialogue

A good friend; offering mental peace and clarity, so others feel safe and secure

Stuck inside limiting beliefs; believing that one's capacity for wellbeing is similarly limited

Stressing one's health by internalizing the problems of others who one is trying to support

Weighed down by thoughts about the problems one think one has

Teaching what one needs to learn, and so: helping others to define their own wellbeing