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Romance, Love Or Relationships:
In general when The reversed Queen of Cups appears in a reading about love, the outlook is good. This card reminds you to stay focused in the loving side of your personality. True, deep love for others also encompasses understanding that other people are on their own timelines. Do not be impatient or forceful or petulant. Good things come to those who wait. Be dignified and restrained, not pushy.
Card Meanings: Weak, Disloyal, Gloom, Manipulative, Lack Of Trust, Sulky, Giving Too Much, Smothering, Spiteful, Perverse, Unfaithful, Shallow, Self-Centred, Over-Active Imagination, Depressed, Overly-Sensitive, Lacking Direction, Insecurity, Unhappy, Bitter, Blocked Intuition, Vengeful, Frivolous, Emotional Immaturity, Needy, Silly, Disorganised
This Queen rules the realms of love and beauty – both mundane and spiritual. She indicates the inner reflective quality which allows us to relate to the imaginal and dreaming qualities each of us has – though all too often rarely uses. So on a day which is ruled by her, it is to these areas we must turn. This is a time to reflect about love, and to seek out beauty. But since this card is an inward looking one, in many respects, we need to look at ourselves more than we look outside. Seek out the lovely, loving things in you. Search for your own beauty. Try to identify the things in yourself that you are glad to have as a part of you. Find things about yourself which are beautiful.
One important aspect of the Queen of Cups is her ability to let us reach inside and see things from a different perspective. She gives us permission to be in love with and satisfied by ourselves. And when we do feel like this about ourselves, we shine a little brighter in the rest of the world. So everybody wins!! In readings, the Queen of Cups asks you to think and feel as she does. For example: Are you aware of the emotional climate? Are you feeling loving? Do you trust your heart? Have you received an intuitive message? Have you been moved by another’s pain? This Queen can also represent a man or woman who is like her, or an atmosphere of gentle love, acceptance and respect for feelings. In a reading, she tells you that her special energy has meaning for you at this time. Let yourself be inspired by this Queen in whatever form she appears in your life.
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Reversed Cards: What can you see inside the queens cup? What vision is she showing you? Now is not the time to question but instead to receive, for when the Queen of Cups shows up in the mirror aspect, she has something important to show you. All you have to do is take her cup and look. Watch as the sensations brush against your emotions and dance across the intuitive screen of your third eye. Start paying closer attention to your dreams and consider keeping a dream journal, for they offer up important pieces of information.
Portable Magic: When the natural order of the planets is accepted as a desirable feature of the Tarot correspondences, and they are placed in
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Portable Magic: You can sit anywhere, facing any direction, and lay the cards out on any surface, but for ease of orientation it is best to sit facing east and to lay the cards out in front of yourself on a table. In the illustrations of the altar and the circle shown in this book, the perspective is from the south looking north. This was done because this is the usual way maps are presented, with the east on the right side. When you work a ritual, the zodiacal trump of the Emperor will always be in the east, but you can sit on any side of the circle you choose. The location of the triangle, whether east, south, west, or north, will depend on the nature of the ritual purpose, whether it is airy, fiery, watery, or earthy.