April TWENTIETH (Ad) the Day of WORLDLY CHALLENGE:
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"My humor was never cruel or cynical. I just took life and poked fun at it. We made it so it could be understood the world over, without language barriers." - Harold Lloyd
ADVICE: Don't go off the deep end; ground yourself. Try to be more accepting and less touchy. A quiet confidence lessens your need to prove yourself.
Diamonds - Values - Security - Dharma
Meaning of the Ace of Diamonds - I AM Worth
Karma – Acquisition.
of Diamonds: The Card of DESIRE for MONEY and LOVE: The inherent passion in this card can be expressed in a variety of ways but it always seems difficult for them to have both money and love at the same time. Perhaps this is because there is not enough energy to acquire as much as they want of both. In any case we find these people striving to attain one or both most of the time. They are often loners in spite of their desire for love contact. They can be impatient and mercenary, or they can be the greatest givers. These people are creative and capable of working two jobs at once. They meet new people every day and much of their good fortune comes from these meetings. Romantically, they are often indecisive, or they attract others that have difficulty making decisions. They like to be away from their loved ones for periods of time. All of them are inclined to be psychic. If money or power does not take top priority in their values, they can have lives of great satisfaction and accomplishment.
Two of Diamonds - You owe something to this person and they reflect you in some way. 
Ace of Hearts - This person owes you and you are their mirror in some way.
of Diamonds BIRTHDAYS: January 26 (Aquarius), February 24 (Pisces), March 22 (Aries), April 20 (Aries-Taurus Cusp), May 18 (Taurus), June 16 (Gemini), July 14 (Cancer), August 12 (Leo), September 10 (Virgo), October 8 (Libra), November 6 (Scorpio), December 4 (Sagittarius);
FAMOUS ACE of Diamonds Douglas MacArthur was an American five-star general and Field Marshal of the Philippine Army. He was Chief of Staff of the United States Army during the 1930s and played a prominent role in the Pacific theater during World War II. January 26, 1880, Little Rock, Arkansas.
of Diamonds: Paul Newman, Wayne Gretzky, Douglas MacArthur, Ellen DeGeneres, Eddie Van Halen, Kristin Davis, Steven Jobs, Reese Witherspoon, Carmen Electra, Adolf Hitler, Pope John Paul II, Stan Laurel, Gerald R. Ford, John Derek, Ryan Phillippe, Matt Damon, Maria Shriver, Tyra Banks. Source: Robert Camp's Love Cards.
of Diamonds (Pentacles, Coins, Disks) in Tarot
ACE of Diamonds: Ambition is the key word for this card, and usually in form of cold, hard, cash. Contacts are very important to the Ace of Diamonds. They like secrecy in connection with their associations; both business and personal. The Ace of Diamonds can be incredibly charismatic, able to focus their magnetism to achieve success. They are curious about metaphysics and spirituality, but they have a hard time believing in such things unless they can profit from them. There can be a lot of obstacles and difficulties for this card - and it's mostly the women who suffer in the realm of relationships and matters of the heart. The negative Ace of Diamonds has issues with greed for money and power. The positive Ace of Diamonds are willing to love for love's sake alone, thus able to reap the personal and material success so strongly desired. http://www.metasymbology.com/
ARIES-TAURUS CUSP NOTABLE Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, alias Lenin was a Russian communist revolutionary, politician and political theorist. April 22, 1870, Ulyanoysk, Russia.
ARIES-TAURUS CUSP NOTABLES: Vladimir Lenin, Jack 
Nicholson, Queen Elizabeth II, Barbara Streisand, Catherine the Great, William Shakespeare, Shirley MacLaine, Shirley Temple-Black, Richard Daly, Jr., Adolf Hitler, Jessica Lange, Paloma Picasso, Dudley Moore, Ryan O'Neal, Al Unser, James Woods; Source: The Secret Language of Relationships, Gary Goldschneider & Joost Elffers.
January 26
(Aquarius I), February 24
(Pisces I), March 22
(Pisces-Aries Cusp), April 20
(Aries-Taurus Cusp), May 18
(Gemini III), July 14
(Cancer III), August 12
(Leo III), September 10
(Scorpio II), December 4
(Sagittarius )
Self 
Ego 1 
Ego 2
April TWENTIETH 
the Day of WORLDLY CHALLENGE: is on the ARIES-TAURUS CUSP, gifting them with two Ego's the THREE 
of Clubs "The Writer's Card" and the FIVE 
of Hearts "The Emotional Adventurer." No couch potatoes here, they write their own scripts then jump on the world stage to act out their fantasies.
The April TWENTIETH 
the Day of WORLDLY CHALLENGE: decided to have a complicated life, by being born on the cusp of Aries (Fire-Doing) & Taurus (Earth-Deciding). Before drawing their Ego card or uniquely, for April 20 two Ego cards, the ACE 
of Diamonds, their true Self, the +karma ACE 
of Hearts "The Desire for Love Card" and the -karma TWO 
of Diamonds "Wheeler-Dealer Card" are all on the right brained side of Air (Intuition) and Water (Feeling) signs. By birth, April 20 is familiar with all four corners of the psyche.
Stephen 
King Chairman 
Mao
The Day of the Worldly Challenge starts with their draw of the THREE 
of Clubs "The Writer's Card," Ego 1, followed by the FIVE 
of Hearts "The Emotional Adventurer" Ego 2. Most people, except the Scorpios, only have one Ego to do battle with their Self, but April 20 thinks they are creative like Stephen King, while also feeling, that they, like Chairman Mao, are the masters of adventure.
Daniel Day-Lewis (Irish film actor), demonstrates how to get the most out of the birthday cards you receive on April 20.
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