Swords · Queen
Queen of Swords
Boundary, kindness without self-erasure. A mind inhabited: clear, adult, unwilling to be used as a dumping ground or a blade for hire.
- ELEMENT
- air
- NUMBER
- Court — inhabit: boundary as kindness without self-erasure.
- MODE
- Inhabit — the quality lived from inside
- SYMBOLS
- a seated figure with a sword resting, the other hand raised in a gesture of no · a throne of carved clouds or butterflies, air made into a seat · a distant sea under a clear sky, feeling present at the border of thought · a look that has already heard the argument and is not available for a rerun
UPRIGHT
- +saying no without a trial
- +wit that does not need blood
- +independence that can still love
- −coldness as a fortress identity
- −using the sword to keep anyone from seeing the sea
- −contempt for people who feel in public
- IN LOVE
- A grown, possibly reserved bond. Respect the no. If you are this queen, let someone sit near the sea sometimes.
- IN WORK
- Edit, counsel, the person who can cut a bad idea without cutting the person. Do not become the office winter.
- IN SELF
- You may live in your mind. Inhabit it well. You are allowed a boundary that is not a personality of ice.
REVERSED
The no is swallowed, or it becomes the whole climate — self-erasure, or a queen who will not be approached.
- Blocked — the upright current exists and is dammed.
- Shadow — the unused face of the card.
- Excess — the current is overplayed.
Blocked Queen of Swords cannot hold a boundary. Excess Queen is all edge. Shadow Queen uses clarity as exile of the feeling-world, including her own.
- PAIRS WELL WITH
- JusticeThe High PriestessKing of SwordsStrength
- TENSES WITH
- Page of CupsFive of CupsThe DevilThe Moon
WHAT WE WILL NOT SAY ABOUT THIS PLATE
- a cold divorced woman
- you need to be less harsh
- lonely because you are too smart