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The King of Diamonds in the Tarot means being enterprising, expert, reliable, supportive and stable. His personality is a combination of the positive earth energy of the suit of diamonds and the external focus of the king. The meaning of the King of Diamonds in a Tarot reading is that he can do anything. In fact, he has the "golden touch" attributed to King Midas. He is the "jack of all trades" and the master of everything he does. He's competent, he's enterprising, he's adept and he can call on his vast array of practical knowledge. Best of all, he is reliable and acts with extreme responsibility. Others trust him, and he lends his support whenever necessary. He pursues all his goals with firmness and determination, lends stability to all situations and is steadfast until he succeeds.
The meaning of the card King of Diamonds upright
When the King of Diamonds is standing in a Tarot reading, it's time for you to emulate the King in your actions. You must be firm in keeping your commitments to others and to yourself. You must support and sponsor new ventures and provide an environment of firm and reliable competence. In other words, you're the backbone and you'll make it all happen with a bit of hard work and a lot of reliability.
The Meaning of the King of Diamonds card reversed
When the King of Diamonds is reversed in a Tarot reading, it means that you're not achieving your goals. Maybe it's because you're being a bit lazy or your goals aren't the right ones. You need to reassess things and come back with a practical plan.
The meaning of the King of Diamonds card in love
The King of Diamonds in a Tarot love reading means that you take love seriously and are in a safe place. If you're single, it means that someone firm and upright is heading your way. If you're in a relationship, it means you're in a good place of love and security.
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