The Wheel of Fortune confronts us with the cycles of the ephemeral: everything has a beginning and an end. For most, we welcome beginnings with more enthusiasm than we accept endings. Yet both arise from the same perpetual motion: the fractal dynamics of repetition and change. In a reading, the Wheel of Fortune draws our attention to a possible emotional blockage. What is preventing us from moving forward, what feelings are we brooding over, and what have we not yet processed? To help us navigate the end of a cycle, it invites us to let go... and to consider the invisible and healing action of Providence on events perceived as unfavorable. Serendipity and the Wheel of Fortune are often synonymous... Finally, it reminds us that luck favors the bold, provided they have the courage to "live... and let die." Its advice: "Be careful what you wish for, it might come true!"