How to Find the Tarot Card that Rules the Decan of Your Sun

3 of Wands

We each have a card that rules the decan of our Sun.

The astrological signs have 30 degrees. Those 30 degrees are further divided into three 10 degree segments called decans.

For example:

  • 00° through 9° 59′ Aries is the 1st decan.
  • 10° through 19° 59′ Aries is the 2nd decan.
  • 20° through 29° 59′ Aries is the 3rd decan.

This process repeats for all of the other signs.

By looking at the degree of your Sun you can find which decan it is in.

Here’s a simple chart to find your tarot decan ruler.

The decan of my Sun is ruled by the 3 of Wands.

Which tarot card rules the decan of your Sun?

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18 Responses to “How to Find the Tarot Card that Rules the Decan of Your Sun”

  1. Jjgrandville says:

    I don’t really understand how to figure this out, I am new to astrology, but not to tarot….so I am very intrigued. Can you elaborate in a way that a newbie would understand., please?

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    • Michelle says:

      Hi Jjgrandville,

      Do you know the degree of your Sun?

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  2. M says:

    Omg I am 3 of wands too. I just posted comment on your Gemini IC post. I wrote that I have Neptune Sagittarius conjunct MC, opposite IC, square Pisces rising.
    I am Aries with Pisces rising and Sag MC.
    Are you an Aries with Virgo rising and Gemini MC?
    One day I am going to call and have you give me a reading.. Probably around my birthday I will treat myself..

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    • Michelle says:

      I am an Aries with Virgo rising and Gemini MC.

      My sister-in-law has your placements: Aries Sun, Pisces rising, Sag MC with Neptune conjunct it.

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      • M says:

        Oh interesting.. I do not know too many with my placements like this.. I was surprised you had the opposite

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  3. amoureuse says:

    omg! mine is cancer 2- 17 degreess cancer and the table says: Cancer IIA man cloathed in comely apparrel, or a man and woman sitting at the table and playing; it bestowethriches, mirth, gladness, and the love of women:3 of Cups
    AbundanceAbundance, plenty, success, pleasure, sensuality, passive success, good luck and fortune; love, gladness, kindness, liberality.

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    • amoureuse says:

      this is amazing! wow wow thanks for sharing the table mich! 

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    • amoureuse says:

      mich, what does it mean about passive success?

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      • Michelle says:

        Probably success that you don’t have to work hard for.

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        • amoureuse says:

          hmmm… i think i kow what that means for me… marrying someone who is rich! hahahahahah see, i got jupiter in 7th house scorpio.. hahahhaha

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          • Michelle says:

            That’s always a possibility.

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  4. Iza says:

    Not good five of pentacles :/ 

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    • Michelle says:

      Hm … definitely not one of my favorite cards. Sorry! I’m trying to think of a positive spin but I’m not coming up with anything right now.

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  5. Thomas Baker63 says:

    7 of Swords
    Unstable Effort  :(

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    • Michelle says:

      Does that ring true for you?

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  6. Outerplanets says:

    :(

    Scorpio I  

    A woman of good   face and habit, and two men striking her; the operations of these are for comliness, beauty, and for strifes, treacheries, deceits,detractations, and perditions;
      5 of CupsLoss in Pleasure 
    Death, or end of pleasure: disappointment, sorrow and loss in those things from which pleasure is expected. Sadness, treachery,deceit; ill-will, detraction; charity and kindness ill requited; all kinds of anxieties and troubles from unsuspected and unexpected sources. … (Disappointment in love, marriage broken off, unkindness of a friend; loss of friendship).

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  7. Starlit says:

    4 of Cups. Quite accurate. Always pursuing knowledge. Passive means going out, get input, feel the world – and then back to evaluate and bring the feelings into the right scope before going out again. If not I get all stressed up and choke on life itself.

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    • AstroFix says:

      When I draw this card in a tarot reading it often signifies that I am bored – what do you think of boredom in relationship to the 4 of cups as your decan ruler?

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