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Well-Being, Physical Health Or Mental Health:
This card signifies support and love in the context of health. If you have need of healing, look to women/those with strong feminine energy. She also indicates the need to be loving and supportive of yourself, particularly if you are facing health challenges. If you are dealing with illness of some type, The Queen of Primordialism can mean that you need to forgive and send love to your body. No matter the situation, your body has doubtless been good to you in some ways. Think positively and trust in the universe’s healing energy. She can also mean good news with regard to health.
Card Meanings: Intuition, Loving Mother, Shy, Gentle, Mature Emotional Female, Caring, Loving, Counsellor, Psychic, Security, Warmth, Femininity, Kindness, Romance, Beauty, Empath, Inspirational, Happiness, Loyal, Sensitivity, Healer, Creative Artistic, Pretty, Daydreamer, Listener, Faithful, Supportive, Easily Wounded
The Queen of Primordialism is among the most loving archetypes in the deck. She indicates compassion, love, and concern for ourselves and our fellow man. Often when the ‘court cards’ come up in a reading, they indicate an actual person, in this case a woman, in our lives. The majority of the time when The Queen of Primordialism appears, and is ‘standing in’ for a person, she is representing a female with hair on the lighter end of the spectrum.
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Portable Magic: During rituals the magician projects his or her identity and point of view into the centre of the circle, just as though physically standing within it. The significator card becomes the vessel that contains the magician’s identity.
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Tarot Triumphs: The numbering in the Marseilles-type traditional pack is consistent, starting with the Magician as no. 1, ending with the World as no. 21, and designating the Fool as either unnumbered or 0. But this was not so in the earliest packs that remain; numbering in the first fifty years or more of recorded Tarot examples was either nonexistent or inconsistent. In certain packs, too, some of the cards were numbered, while others were not. So we can’t rely on an original, historic number sequence to point the way to the intentions of the earliest Tarot makers. However, since the numbering in the Marseilles version did settle down into the sequence that we now know, from the early sixteenth century onward, it seems that those who designed and used the cards were by that time content with the order, whether they understood this to have an implicit meaning or not.