Queen
of Swords/Four of Pentacles. The
Queen of Swords (cusp of Virgo, “I serve,” practical, sensible, work and service
oriented, and Libra, “We are,” partnerships, balance, cooperation, grace) can
be considered a Minor Arcana representation of the Justice card, which is about
responsibility and the relationship between “cause” and “effect.” My Queen is reminding me to be
realistic and face the truth, but also to never lose the ability to laugh at
myself. The Four of Pentacles (the Sun, the inner core of a person
or situation or the deepest self, in Capricorn, “I build,” ambition, authority,
caution cunning) tells of very solid foundations and an awareness of the value
of our possessions. This awareness
can be a good thing, but in many situations the control and structure and order
being imposed by the energies of this card end up obstructing a situation, or
in the very least, fostering stagnation.
I need to take off the rose-colored glasses and see things exactly how
they are. If they don’t meet with
the plan, I should laugh rather than cling.
My
Thoth card is the Prince of Swords.
The Prince/Knight of Swords (the
cusp of Taurus, “I have,” sensual, stubborn, cautious, and Gemini, “I think,”
curious, talkative, dual, intelligent) is outspoken, assured, alert, and
logical, as well as rude, domineering, critical and sarcastic. He is a slightly more intense version of
the Queen above, without the sense of humor. This Knight has his own unique version of perfection, and
any lack of tolerance of the opinions of others today could aid and abet the
negative effects of that Four of Pentacles above.
My
Legacy card is the Seven of Wands reversed, flavored by the Seven of Cups. The Seven of Wands (Mars, action, spontaneity, aggression,
drive, in Leo, “I am,” passionate, dramatic, natural leader, egotistical,
selfish) in an upright position reminds me that my own judgment is worth
relying on. My reversed Seven is
telling me that an actively defensive attitude might not work; suspension or
surrender might be more effective.
LOL, tell that to the Prince of Swords above! My reversed Seven of Wands is being flavored by an upright 7
card, the Seven of Cups. The Seven of Cups (Venus,
beauty, allure, relationships, in Scorpio, “I desire,” intense, controlling,
obsessive, mysterious) represents the distraction, sensory overload and
dissipation that can happen when we are presented with too many enticing
choices. The traditional image of the Seven of Cups shows seven cups, each
filled with what appears to be a wonderful gift: the Wreath (Saturn and The
World); the Castle (Mars and The Tower), the Woman (Venus and The Empress); the
Snake (Mercury and The Magician); the Veil (the Moon and The High Priestess),
the Jewels (Jupiter and The Wheel of Fortune), and the Dragon (our Sun and The
Sun). Yep, all Major Arcana cards, so these choices are important. Maybe this exact situation is why the
Seven of Wands is reversed; I should not be defending the position of being
able to choose today, particularly when the choices are major or far-reaching
ones. Better to listen to that
Queen of Swords above, and examine things with very open eyes and an intact
sense of humor!
My
Pearls of Wisdom Full Moon card is the Nine of Wands. The Nine of Wands (Moon, feelings and emotions, illusion,
imagination, in Sagittarius, “I seek,” philosophic, fun-loving, adventurous,
blundering) tells us to prepare for the worst, but to wait before being
aggressive. This card is about the
kind of strength we need to overcome challenges, and to deal with changes
necessary for stability. Strategic
withdrawals can be a good thing, as long as we look at consequences. Living to fight another day may be a
good focus for the next couple of weeks.
My
6-digit date number is 6, the number of vertical and horizontal balance. Great card for a full moon!
My
horoscopes: “If you have someone special in your life, Sagittarius, today is a
perfect day to stop playing at being your partner's parent, as you sometimes
seem to do. Reverse roles, and let other people take care of you. The world
won't fall apart if you let go for a while. No matter what happens, a day like
today should open your eyes.”
And: “Today
is not a good day to discuss money matters with family members. Arguments over
spending that would serve no purpose except to churn up bad feelings could well
take place. Basically, your financial situation is probably fine, but
frustrations that may have little or nothing to do with money might tend to
cloud that issue today. Wait until tomorrow to go over your budget. You'll see
things more clearly then!”
My
Shadowscapes Insight is regarding the Seven of Swords. Attempting to shirk responsibilities or
to not see the world as it truly is can be a huge waste of valuable
energy. It really isn’t difficult
to just get going and do what needs to be done, and perceiving reality (and at
least understanding what we are dealing with) can be followed by a choice to
continue on in our own way as long as we take into account that reality. Careful!
Another
busy day, but it looks like I will be able to relax a bit over the
weekend. Just a few more things to
do, and then I can close things up.
**crosses fingers**
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