Today I will use the Legacy of
the Divine Tarot. My cards are The
Sun reversed and the Queen of Swords.
Whew! Better than
yesterday.
The Sun
corresponds with Fire (hot/separates and dry/shapes, spontaneous, impulsive and
energetic change), our Sun (the inner core of a person or situation), Resh (the
face; reason), and the Path between Yesod (the place where patterns and images
emerge that may manifest in the physical world) and Hod (provides analysis and
communication), and it tells of a time of enlightenment and peace that comes
after the completion of some ordeal.
The Legacy Sun card shows a man
standing before an orrery, a representation of our solar system, with The Sun
illuminating the entire room.
The ceiling is decorated with signs of the zodiac. We are reminded by
this brilliance that our own sun lights our world, and nourishes the life that
exists here, its gravity holds us in place, and affects us in many ways, both
obvious and subtle.
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.” The main difference is that while
Justice is about the law, the Queen of Swords is about the intent behind the
law. She is Water of Air, and her
feelings support her intellect and the workings of her mind.
The Legacy
Queen of Swords is beautiful. Her
gaze is piercing, and she does not look like she misses much. Her hair is pulled back from her face,
and her tattoos look like lethal blades; she is truly a warrior. She can bring things together, or she
can cause them to separate.
My Queen feels
like the important card today, and she is reminding me that perspective is
important. I need to allow
experiences to help with the decision making process today. That reversed Sun is telling me to give
things a rest until I am able to see things in a new light (for while The Sun
reversed may represent the setting sun, it will rise again in the
morning). Perhaps I can tap into
the workings of my mind and strive to sense the more subtle messages around me
while my Sun is reversed and its strong light is temporarily dimmed.
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