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Sometimes this card refers to a dark-haired woman who is likely to play an important role in your life in some way. In reverse The Queen, however, more often appears to energies in our lives which need to be paid attention to, and in this context, it’s mainly the issues around the home and what ‘home’ means to you.
Card Meanings: Disorganised, Chaos, Poverty, Disloyal, Pretentious, Neglect, Impractical, Overly Ambitious, Boring, Mistrust, Suspicion, Mean-Spirited, Sociopath, Possessive, Shallow, Bad Mother, Social Climber, Cheater, Under/Overweight/ Unhealthy, Jealous, Dark Magic, Prostitution, Manipulation, Out Of Control, Dangerous, Wicked, Ungrounded
The Queen of Disks often stands in for an actual person in your life. In that regard, she would represent a woman, likely with dark hair and dark eyes. However this is not always the case, as these cards can also represent energetic influences in our lives. ; The energy of The Queen of Disks is normally quite the feminine archetype; hearth, home, motherhood.
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Angel Insights : If youre naturally very intuitive youve probably already figured this out about yourself. I figured it out as a child, when my brother and I started playing an intuition game when I was twelve and he was nine. My brother owned some flash cards that were solid colors. Each card was glossy and either a bright red, blue, yellow, or green. Id seen a television documentary about a psychic institute where they tested an individuals psychic abilities with various exercises, and my brother and I came up with a game using his cards to test our intuition.
Reversed Cards: This says a lot about how we all like to view the world: up the right way and in some sort of rational, logical order. The strange thing is, this is not how we actually experience the physical world outside of us. Our perception is questionable at best, and 80 percent of the time we make decisions, take action, and run our lives on our habitual intuitive programing. This basic survival operating system is referred to as ‘System 1’ in Daniel Kahnemans book Thinking, Fast and Slow. Nothing about System 1 is logical, rational, or even right-side up. It does, however, keep us alive. To really dig deeper and tap into the rational part of our mind, we need to switch from System 1 to System 2. This, according to Kahneman, is where our complex understanding comes from and where we make the most informed decisions. It is also somewhere we dont stay for very long. Working extensively with our System-2 thinking exhausts us and makes us feel depleted. An upside-down card, however, triggers a disturbance in the Force and makes us switch from System 1 to System 2, hence why this seems more difficult and taxing and why we prefer things when they appear right-side up. Yet here in the world of tarot, just like in the rest of the world, we have yet to truly come to terms with the fact that we spend most of our physical life looking at things in reverse. Instead, we view them through the lens of basic survival rather than through the complex lens of rationality.
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Tarot Triumphs: Marseilles (pack)The most common form of traditional Tarot deck, prevalent over several centuries. The city of Marseilles was once a prominent center for Tarot manufacturing, hence the term, although some Marseilles-type cards were made in other European areas too. Note that there are alternative spellings: Marseille and Marseilles; the additional s is normally used in English.