Most people would not quite characaterise Uranus transits as periods of quiet, but on the other hand, most Tarot cards would not usually say the same about the Tower either.

I think what makes tarot fluid is that there is no native tarot to work from, hence different cards may be relevant or important to yo at different times.

I would be interested in learning more about that, too.

"I knew that there were cards that correspond to the zodiac but I nevr realised that ever single decant. Can you point me to a website or something other resource where I could learn that. Sounds useful and interesting!"

Sorry that sentance was a mess.
"something other resource" ?? .... sorrry...

>>>Can you point me to a website or something other resource<<<

I can do much better than that; I can post the information right here. I can't learn it for you, of course, but I can get you started on the path.

First, we should all know that the signs of the zodiac are twelve in number and are assigned their own positions according to the element of the sign and the mode within that element. In other words, we have (in order) Fire, Earth, Air and Water. These are the elements of the first four signs, Aries-Fire, Taurus-Earth, Gemini-Air, Cancer-Water. In each element there are three modes, Cardinal, Fixed and Mutable. Since 4 elements X 3 modes = 12 signs, it all works excellent well. The combinations of sign and mode should be readily accessible in any good astrology text, but for the record, here they are in full

Aries - Cardinal Fire
Taurus - Fixed Earth
Gemini - Mutable Air
Cancer - Cardinal Water
Leo - Fixed Fire
Virgo - Mutable Earth
Libra - Cardinal Air
Scorpio - Fixed Water
Sagittarius - Mutable Fire
Capricorn - Cardinal Earth
Aquarius - Fixed Air
Pisces - Mutable Water.

You can see how the pattern is unchanging. The sequence of Fire, Earth, Air, Water, meshing with the pattern of Cardinal, Fixed and Mutable to produce all possible combinations of element and mode running through the twelve signs.

As for the small cards, they are assigned according to their number, but they don't follow the same pattern through the zodiac, since the signs in each element are scattered, each one an invariable four signs apart. The sequence for these is built on a regular association. The deuce, trey and four of each suit are associated with the Cardinal sign of that suit. The five, six and seven fall into the fixed sign of the element. And the eight, nine and ten link to the Mutable sign. In each sign the small cards falling to that sign go into the 1st, 2nd and 3rd decan in numerical order. Thus in Aries the sequence will be 1st decan - Deuce of Wands, 2nd decan - Trey of Wands, 3rd decan - 4 of Wands. In Taurus, 1st dec. 5 of Disks, 2nd - 6 of Disks, 3rd - 7 of Disks.

BTW, the suits are aligned with the elements as Wands = Fire, Earth - Disks (or Pentacles), Air - Swords, Water - Cups. I apologize for not mentioning this before, but I was going on the assumption (possibly mistaken) that this was common knowledge. I include it now for the sake of completeness.

As for the Aces and the Court Cards, they too have their place, but not in the zodiac, not always. The Aces each govern one quadrant of the heavens from the zodiacal belt to the pole star. They are centered above the Fixed (or Kerubic) sign of the element. Thus the Ace of Wands covers the sequence of Cancer, Leo and Virgo, centered on Leo and extending to all three of the summer signs. By the same token Aquarius rules the quarter of the northern sky that includes Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces.

With the court cards, the Princesses (aka Pages) are also above the zodiac. The Aces are sometimes called the Throne of the Princesses. And as the Aces cover 90 degrees of sky, the Princesses cover half that, 45 degrees, centered, like the Aces over the central sign of the season.

The three remaining court cards in each suit do belong in the zodiac itself, unlike the Aces and Princesses. The rule for determining which sign are first by suit and then within the suit, the Queens rule the Cardinal sign, the Princess rule the Fixed and the Knights are assigned to the Mutable sign. There is, however a small overlap added. While Cardinal Fire would indicate the Queen of Wands, only the first and second decan of Aries are governed by the Queen, the third decan is assigned to the Prince of Disks, in the first decan of Taurus. In the same way, the Queen of Wands rules the third decan of the preceding sign, Pisces. In every case, the court cards rule rule from the 20th degree of the preceding sign to the 20th degree of their own sign. These too can help you find a date within a month anyway, but it's usually best to find a small card to pin it down a bit closer. As an example, if we find a four of Wands that would indicate the third decan of Aries, and if the Prince of Disks appears, you can take that as confirmation.

I should add that the planetary rulers and the planetary exaltations of each sign can provide additonal clues. If we find a card ruled by Mars in a spread indicating the 4th decan of Aries, we can confidently tell the querent to expect the event between the 11th and the 20th of April. The appearance of the Tower Trump, associated with Mars could also provide support to that date. In most cases, though we need not go into such detail. The only remaining uncertainty lies in deciding which card or cards in the spread should be taken to indicate the time.

Some decks, like the Thoth deck my favorite, provide an image of the sigil for the ruling planet on the individual small cards. if we want to draw out a plot of the sequence, we begin in the first decan of Aries, ruled by Mars and continue in the order of slowest to swiftest planet. Thus the second decan is ruled by the next fastest planet, Venus, then the third decan gets the Sun and the first decan of Taurus goes with Mercury. The full sequence is Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Sol, Venus, Mercury, Moon. But the year begins with Mars in the first decan of Aries and there are 36 decans in all (3/sign X 12 signs = 36), and since seven planets goes into 36 five times with a remainder of one, the last decan of the year is also ruled by Mars.

For those who want to see this all laid out in more detail, I recommend a good book on Tarot that gives the astrological correspondences. My favorite in that regard is "The Tarot of Ceremonial Magick" by Lon Milo DuQuette. (Unsolicited plug.)

I sincerely hope this has been clear enough for anyone with a knowledge of the zodiac to work out the correspondences for himself; it looks hard at first, but once we begin to study the underlying patterns, it becomes much easier.

With love under will,

Bob, Adastra,
The Wizzard of Jacksonville