Here's my IDS!
6 of Disks
6 = highest and best
Disks = health and wealth
Plenty (enough to share) and good health
It looks like we’re in the center of a rosy cross that has six petals instead of five. And there is a rosy cross in the center with an equal armed cross instead of a six square one. Hmmm. There are six large disks in the background, four blue and two red on the top and bottom. The small planet disks make a nice regular hexagon inside of which is a yellow circle around the inner cross and rose. Large points like the leaves of the large rosy cross radiate out from the hexagon. And behind all it looks like blue lines of energy radiate over a rusty brown background.
The planet symbols are in the order of the sephira, with Saturn moved over to the middle from the left pillar (not the order of the weekday heptagram). It was the Lo Scarabeo Tarot that helped me realize that it is the sun in the middle of the hex/circle. But I should have realized it as the only planet missing!
Crowley says the rose cross in the middle is a symbol for the sun, and that the rose has 49 petals, 7 x 7. The number of the planets times the number of Babalon? He says the card is Tiphareth fully realized on earth, which is wonderful! That’s why it is called success, but being ruled by the moon shows that all success is transient (even though the moon is in Taurus, where it is exalted).
Snuffin points out the long pointed leaves, on the regular rosy cross, are imblazoned with the letters INRI, the “formula” of Tiphareth and the Sun. DuQuette explains that INRI are the letters on the crucifix, meaning “Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews.” Substituting Hebrew letters for the Roman/Latin, occultists have discovered it tells the story of Osiris, another dying and resurrected god. That explains why it is a symbol of Tiphareth and the Sun. Tiphareth is the place of the savior/son of god/sacrificed god, and the sun dies and is resurrected every day and every year.
So the 6 of Disks not only proclaims health and plenty (albeit fleeting), it also declares the earthly reality of sacrifice and resurrection, the intimate connection of life and death. (We also saw this in the 6 of Swords.)
Moon in Taurus: Sociable, sensual, calm, stable, faithful, patient, fertile.
In a reading: You are in for a spell of earthly success—plenty of earthly delights and good health. It won’t last forever, so enjoy it and be sure to share your good fortune with others.