March SECOND (8s) the Day of the UNDYING LOYALTY:
The Jack of Clubs Club
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Spades - Wisdom - Labor - Acceptance
Meaning of 8 of Spades - Power in Work
of Spades: The Power Through Work Card: As the "eight of eights", the power card of power cards, the Eight of Spades has the heaviest burden and obligation to use his or her power for good. Spades take us into the spiritual realms though many spade people cannot un-rivet their attention from material gain and mastery. Success is almost easy for them, as long as they are willing to work for it many of these people are workaholics. They know that they possess great power. The test comes in how they choose to use it. When they work from a lower sense of values, or when operating from their "fear pattern", they can use this power to destroy themselves. They need to be admired and will work hard for it. They make good providers and will often try to marry those of means also. Divorce is often lucrative for them. They can handle obstacles, which often serve as a measure of their true abilities. They have a profound healing power, and if directed, can transform the lives of those they come in contact with.
KING of Clubs - You owe something to this person and they reflect you in some way. 
SIX of Clubs - This person owes you and you are their mirror in some way.
FAMOUS EIGHT 
of Spades: Sun Myung Moon, Mikhail Gorbachev, Kahlil Gibran, Rowan Atkinson, Rosa Parks, Alice Cooper, Desi Arnaz, Betty Friedan, Daniel Craig, Dr. Seuss, Lou Reed
PISCES I The Week of SPIRIT - February 23-March 2: Those born on the Week of the Spirit value the non-material side of life. It's not that they lack either respect for money-making and business or abilities in these fields. It is simply that, whether engaged in the arts or in finance, in religion or in administration, PISCES I's generally approach their work devotionally, elevating it to an idealistic plane. Nor are they without strong physical drives, or a love of the pleasures of the table and the bed. A blend of a spiritual and a sensual approach is at the heart of their personalities. Many PISCES I's do not see spirituality as denoting an ascetic approach that would ask them to cut their bonds with the everyday world. On the contrary, since those born in this week seek the spirit in everything around them, they rarely feel the need to reject worldly considerations.
Strengths: Spiritual - Sensual - Transparent
Weaknesses: Emotional - Irresponsible - Catastrophic
PISCES I NOTABLES: Elizabeth Taylor, George 
Harrison, Linus Pauling, Enrico Caruso, Mikhail Gorbachev. Source: The Secret Language of Relationships Gary Goldschneider & Joost Elffers.
The March 2nd EIGHT 
of Spades "The Power in Work Card" is the only one of the three 8 of Spades birthdays with a Heart, the NINE 
of Hearts "The Universal Love Card" aka "The Giver of Love Card." Their Pisces I sign, lets them seek the spirit in everything around them and endears them to others. The Day of UNDYING LOYALTY moniker, is the direct result of their collective karma. All three 8 of Spades struggle with the Karma for the 8 of Spades - Materialism. Drawing on their +karma the KING 
of Clubs "The Master of Knowledge" they discover the spiritual essence of their world of humanity. Step by step the Fated -karma the SIX 
of Clubs "The Missionary Card," compels them to spread the 'Gospel' to their family, friends, nation or perhaps a higher cause.
Mikhail Gorbachev's, policies of 'glasnost' ("openness") and 'perestroika' ("restructuring") met Reagan the SIX 
of Spades ""The Card of Fate" and the rest is history.
Jon Bon Jovi's Soul Kitchen is one example of many on his mission to combat issues that force families and individuals into economic despair.
Desi Arnaz, was deeply patriotic about the United States. In his memoirs, he wrote that he knew of no other country in the world where "a sixteen-year-old kid, broke and unable to speak the language" could achieve the successes that he had.
Theodor Seuss Geisel, March 2, 1904, took combating 'illiteracy' as his mission, and in 1954 he used 236 of the 348 words required for 'literacy' into The Cat in the Hat, the 2nd best selling children's book behind his subsequent work Green Eggs and Ham that employed only 50 words: a, am, and, anywhere, are, be, boat, box, car, could, dark, do, eat, eggs, fox, goat, good, green, ham, here, house, I, if, in, let, like, may, me, mouse, not, on, or, rain, Sam, say, see, so, thank, that, the, them, there, they, train, tree, try, will, with, would, you. Today, Geisel's birthday, March 2, has been adopted as the annual date for National Read Across America Day,
EIGHT of Spades Connections
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