June TWENTY-SIXTH (4c) the Day of STAMINA:
The Jack of Clubs Club
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"the first scheme for playing baseball, according to the best evidence obtainable to date, was devised by Abner Doubleday at Cooperstown, New York, in 1839." - Abner Doubleday
ADVICE: Back off a bit where your children or family are concerned. Have more confidence in their ability to take care of themselves. Don't test yourself so often. Keep it light.
Clubs - Mind - Communication – Intelligence
4 of Clubs - Concentrated Mental Work
of Clubs: The Card of MENTAL SATISFACTION: Though this is a card of stability, their Five of Clubs Karma Card also indicates a hidden restlessness that can manifest in several ways. These people are progressive and can utilize this to create new ideas in their chosen line of work, rather than let the restlessness keep them from achieving any success. These people know what they know and are not likely to change their minds on your behalf unless they see the value of change for themselves. "Stubborn" may describe it better in many cases. They are fond of argument, since they usually win, and usually do well in legal matters. They have a good constitution and are not afraid of hard work. This is a successful card. They are good at sales work and enjoy talking about what they believe in. They are popular and do well in groups. As long as they don't let their love of debate get out of hand, they will keep a fine reputation in their work. They also want a successful love life and this is their major life challenge.
FIVE of Clubs - You owe something to this person and they reflect you in some way. 
SIX of Hearts - This person owes you and you are their mirror in some way.
FOUR 
of Clubs BIRTHDAYS: April 30 (Taurus) May 28 (Gemini) June 26 (Cancer I) July 24 (Leo) August 22 (Leo-Virgo) September 20 (Virgo) October 18 (Libra) November 16 (Scorpio) December 14 (Sagittarius);
of Clubs: Kirsten Dunst, Michael Waltrip, Willy Messerschmitt, Ian Fleming, Rudolph Giuliani, Pearl S. Buck, Greg LeMond, Jennifer Lopez, Amelia Earhart, Charles Krauthammer, Ray Bradbury, Dorothy Parker, Willie Nelson, Stephen Harper; Source: Robert Camp's Love Cards www.7thunders.com
FOUR of Clubs people have intense, ever-active minds. Mind you, a good education is key for those born under this card. Otherwise, they run the risk of "talking much, but saying little”! Four of Clubs have an issue with fear when it comes to money, and they are known to drive a hard bargain. Work is healing for them, especially when it involves large, male dominated organizations, and their health is never much of a problem. The 4 of Clubs likes to look good. They have unique and unusual emotional interests, often attracting dubious or manipulative people into their lives. Emotionally they are quite insensitive. However, they have a natural ease about them when involved with large groups of people, and they make for great travelling companions! www.metasymbology.com/
CANCER I (Water) - The Week of the EMPATH June 25-July 2: Cancer I's are hard to figure out. Emotionally complex, they combine sharply contrasting qualities in their psychological makeup. They may give entirely different impression than in another, according to their mood. A Cancer I may strike one person as outgoing, another as negative and depressive, still others as easygoing, others as difficult. Only those who live with Cancer I's day in and day out are fully able to appreciate their depth and diversity.
Strengths: Financially Astute, Sensitive, Technically Proficient
Weaknesses: Aggressive, Fearful, Needy
Advice: Don't armor yourself too heavily - on the other hand, remain discriminating. Allow others the freedom to take risks. Though your salesmanship may be excellent, it is not always appreciated. Don't only challenge your fears - overcome them through self-liberation and action.
CANCER I NOTABLES: "Babe" Didrikson Zaharias 
was an American athlete who achieved a great deal of success in golf, basketball, baseball and track and field, Helen Keller, Hermann Hesse, Lady Diana Spencer, Mike Tyson, Ross Perot, Mildred Ella George Orwell, Richard Rogers, Lena Horne, Gilda Radner, John Cusack, Dan Aykroyd, Mel Brooks, Pamela Anderson, Kathy Bates, Pearl Buck, Meyer Lansky. Source: The Secret Language of Relationships Gary Goldschneider & Joost Elffers.
April 30(Taurus I), May 28
(Gemini I), June 26
(Cancer I), July 24
(Cancer-Leo Cusp), August 22
(Scorpio III), December 14
(Sagittarius)
Self 
Ego
June TWENTY-SIXTH 
the Day of STAMINA: is the Peacemaker in word and deed. Their Self, their Soul, their Who They Truly Are, FOUR 
of Clubs "The Debater Card," "The Satisfaction in Knowledge Card" ensures an attentive audience. The intent behind every spoken word is to foster peace because June 26 has a SIX 
of Hearts Ego, "The Peace-Maker Card," which aligns perfectly with the +karma for every 4 of Clubs, the SIX of Hearts "The Peace-Maker Card."
June 26 in Astrology lingo: "Cancer I's (Water 
Limbic) are hard to figure out. Emotionally complex, they combine sharply contrasting qualities in their psychological makeup."
Carl Jung, who invented Quadrant Theory, thought people chose one quad, upper or lower, to be the Captain of their personality, and subsequently picked one of the two options available in the other upper or lower half, as their Executive Officer.
June 26 chose Thinking (Earth 
Cerebral) as their Captain but opted out of the Sensing-Intuitive-Outgoing-Concrete Experience-Perception upper universe for the Thinking-Feeling-Reserved-Abstract Conceptualization-Judgment world.
What's fascinating - to me at least - is June 26 is the only 4 of Clubs to go against the Jungian grain. All the other months have a Spade or a Diamond card as their Ego.
April 30
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