King of Hearts

Heading the suit of love, the KING OF HEARTS recognises that love is the highest power in the world. People with this Birth Card become magnificent parents, but, unfortunately, not the best spouses. Devotion to children and to their profession often prevents them from expressing love for their wife or husband. Of course, Kings of Hearts love all people with an elevated and unchanging love, but the wrong choice of a marriage partner often brings them trouble. They should on no account enter a love affair on the basis of base motives. The King of Hearts can turn into a tyrant, like all other kings; but this happens to him only when those close to him betray him. From a past incarnation the King of Hearts has inherited the ability to master his emotions and wisely guide family life. If there is a King of Hearts in your family, consider yourself lucky. People with this Birth Card can prosper in business, especially in the role of financial adviser. They achieve greater success in business partnership with other people than alone. They are also more than lucky in legal matters. It is undesirable to argue and quarrel with them in vain: they will always find an answer to a challenge. KINGS OF HEARTS are doomed to lose loved ones, but they know the truth and come to terms with these losses, although they feel pain just like all people. Many Kings of Hearts are endowed with special mental, and at times psychic, abilities. They can reach the heights of a career almost without effort.

Relationships of the King of Hearts with other people

The King of Hearts is a magnificent lover and father, but not an entirely successful husband. Like other kings, he may abuse his power. This is the King of Charm. That is why there are so many Don Juans among representatives of this card; here it is worth recalling the Eight of Hearts, for which the same feature is characteristic. The archetype of the KING OF HEARTS is the sultan in the harem. Curiously, many KINGS OF HEARTS remain bachelors, yet are surrounded by women most of the time. These women may not be lovers but simply students, family members or friends. But one way or another the KING OF HEARTS is always surrounded by admiring fans. KING OF HEARTS women face problems because of their unusual strength and purposefulness. They are able to be on an equal footing with any man and often manage to become head of the family. Some men do not like this. And in general the KING OF HEARTS has a difficult character, and it is hard to get along with such a person. The KING OF HEARTS is endowed with an unusually strong sense of justice where love relationships are concerned. He often stands up for other people if he considers them wronged, and plays the role of peacemaker at work and in his own family. If the King of Hearts himself has been treated dishonestly, he also seeks a way to restore justice. Sooner or later the King of Hearts will have to face karmically predetermined partnerships in which they will see a reflection of their own indecision and the consequences it leads to.

Compatibility of the King of Hearts with other birth cards

KING OF HEARTS women will act wisely if they avoid men of the Spade suit. King of Hearts men should beware of Diamond women, although the latter find them very attractive. KING OF HEARTS women can enter a happy marriage with Diamond men.

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis — a King of Hearts

Jacqueline Kennedy was a magnificent lady with refined manners and an equally refined style of life. She conquered our hearts with her charm and artistry. We watched with admiration how she dressed and decorated the White House and how she held sway over people in the spirit of the King of Hearts. After all, the KING OF HEARTS is the master of personal relationships, artistic inclinations and artistic style. John Kennedy was a Three of Clubs. Considering that the Karma Card of the KING OF HEARTS is the Two of Clubs, this was in many respects an ideal couple. The Two of Clubs is the Moon Card for the Three of Clubs, and often this is a very favourable indicator for marriage. The Three of Clubs is extremely indecisive in love affairs and almost always starts extramarital affairs. Marilyn Monroe — a Three of Spades — must have been very interesting to John Kennedy, since the Three of Spades is the Mercury Card for the Three of Clubs. Marilyn in turn expected support from him in life, since the Three of Clubs was the Moon Card for her. But Kennedy, being president of the country, could not give her this support. One way or another, this love triangle was doomed to fall apart, and we can learn much from its sad example. When John was killed, Jacqueline showed the strength of her Birth Card in full. After all, the KING OF HEARTS is, in the end, the card of the father. And Jacqueline at once took care of the well-being of her children. Many were surprised at the fortitude she showed for their sake during this heavy crisis. Later she married Aristotle Onassis — a QUEEN OF DIAMONDS. The KING OF HEARTS is united with the QUEEN OF DIAMONDS by an excellent connection through Venus in the Life Spread, and indeed, Jacqueline and Aristotle loved each other very much. After the death of Aristotle Jacqueline returned to New York and took up publishing. Here it should be recalled that her Karma Card — the Two of Clubs — relates to the sphere of communication. KINGS OF HEARTS are very persistent and able to make their way in this area. Moreover, they are sufficiently endowed with artistic taste. A year before her death the KING OF SPADES dominated Jacqueline's long-range spread, connected with the Six of Spades and the Seven of Spades. It was then that her serious health problems began; in the year she died, the ACE OF DIAMONDS and the Nine of Diamonds dominated the spread, connected with the ACE OF SPADES and the Two of Clubs. All these cards relate to illness and death. It is also interesting that at the moment of her death Jacqueline was in the Uranus period, connected with the Three of Clubs. It is not excluded that death for her meant in some way a return to her first husband, John F. Kennedy — a Three of Clubs.