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Clouds: Clouds are typically a symbol of "that which is higher" - higher thought, higher energy, etc. In this case, the clouds are a symbol of a higher power at work in the events of our lives. As mentioned earlier - sometimes things just happen - and the symbol of the clouds represents events "coming out of the ether" and moving our lives in an unexpected direction.

Falling Off: It's inevitable, as the wheel turns, a few things are going to fly off to make room for new things. It's the nature of evolution and revolution. As already mentioned, it's important to consider our approach to loss. If we view loss as a bad thing - this is exactly what it will be. If, however, we observe a removal as being an opportunity, we broaden our persective and allow for positive change. The illustration of "falling off" is also representative of beliefs and ideas. As we have new ways of thinking about things, our old ways of thinking must drop off. It's simply the way life works.

Wheel: As the central star player on this card, it's important to take a close look at the symbolism of the Wheel. Since ancient man, the Wheel has been a symbol for mobility, revolution, and cycles. Used in work, the wheel has enabled man to perform more efficiently. Used in ritual, the Wheel is symbolic of the natural flow of energy. When we consider the ease of the Wheel turning and flowing in motion, we are reminded of how our own lives move in much the same manner. Although we have old and new events - the hub of the wheel (symbolic of ourselves - our core nature) remains the same.
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