In tarot, the number 6 signifies harmony, healing, generosity and cooperation. It appears once in the Major Arcana as The Lovers (VI) and four times in the Minor Arcana as the Sixes, one in each suit (Wands, Cups, Swords, Pentacles).
Six restores balance after the conflict of five. It brings rec...
In tarot, the number 6 signifies harmony, healing, generosity and cooperation. It appears once in the Major Arcana as The Lovers (VI) and four times in the Minor Arcana as the Sixes, one in each suit (Wands, Cups, Swords, Pentacles).
Six restores balance after the conflict of five. It brings reconciliation, generosity, and a return to harmony and shared support. Below you’ll find every number-6 card in the tarot, with a link to its full meaning. This page is part of our tarot numerology guide.
The Major Arcana: The Lovers (VI)
The Lovers is the number-6 card of the Major Arcana. Its core meaning, love, union, choices, shared values, shows how the energy of 6 plays out at the level of life’s great lessons.
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Across both arcana, the number 6 carries one consistent thread: harmony, healing, generosity and cooperation. When several Sixes appear together in a reading, that theme is amplified, pointing to harmony as the heart of the situation.
In tarot, the number 6 represents harmony, healing, generosity and cooperation. It appears in the Major Arcana as The Lovers (VI) and across the Minor Arcana as the four Sixes, one in each suit of Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles.
Which tarot cards are number 6?
The number-6 cards are The Lovers in the Major Arcana, plus the Six of Wands, Six of Cups, Six of Swords, and Six of Pentacles in the Minor Arcana, five cards in total.
What do the Sixes mean in tarot?
The four Sixes share the core theme of harmony, healing, generosity and cooperation, expressed through each suit's element: Wands (action), Cups (emotion), Swords (thought), and Pentacles (the material world).
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