Justice – Six of Cups
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legally a minor
legally – Justice
a minor – Six of Cups
Tarot Readings for You for June 22-23, 2017 Thursday-Friday©
Here is a Tarot Verbatim™ Celtic Cross spread. I accidentally used this form for this person’s Email Question. Serendipity. This spread is a good example of how there are 3 sentences in a Tarot Verbatim Celtic Cross layout, and how in Tarot Verbatim the similarity of the 3 sentences indicates the degree of accuracy of the reading.
Naturally, the client has agreed to share this story with you.
You can investigate these cards’ meanings by Googling them; you will get this site’s archives. And you can get an answer to your question at the Email Reading navigation tab at the top of our site.
Email Reading
The category of life is:: Love
My question is:: is he married or still in love with wife? and am i the only woman he is interested in?
(1) Is he married or still in love with a wife?
He is committed to his marriage: His initiative, she is independent and single.
He is – Magician
committed – Hierophant
actively; it’s his initiative – Magician
to his marriage – Four of Wands
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And she is single and independent, content by herself. – Nine of Pentacles
I drew a fourth card on impulse, and it neatly tells you this isn’t a legal wife, that she is a single woman. She is content, so this isn’t a demanding ex.
(2) Am I the only woman he is interested in [other than Ms. Nine of Pentacles]?
First Sentence(s)
[Emperor looks like a truck driver here! A truck driver controls his world while he’s in the cab of his truck. The Self card represents him, the subject of your question.]
He is the boss in his sedentary controlling way, and he is proud to be flirting to (talking to) a strong woman who can handle him.
He is the Boss in his sedentary controlling way – Emperor (Card 1. Self)
and he is proud to be flirting with, talking to – Page of Wands (Card 2. Situation)
an equally strong boss woman who can keep him in line. – Strength (Card 3. Crux/Situation)
He has always been and always will be the Italian Stallion/Studmuffin/Player.
He has always been – Ten of Wands (Card 4. Foundation)
and always will be the sexy man/player, the manipulative fellow. – King of Pentacles (Card 5. Future)
He is doing right, and he is entitled to, and he should have a sweet li’l gal at her home to be romantic with.
It’s right to, and he is entitled to, and he should – Justice (Card 6. Behind)
be romantic with a sweet li’l gal at her home. – Six of Cups (Card 7. Ahead)
Second Sentence
“I just can’t do without (would be miserable) a good solid home life with a partner.”
I just can’t – Eight of Swords (Card 8. Second Self)
be without (I would be miserable) – Five of Pentacles (Card 9. Situation / Environment)
a good solid home life with a ‘marriage’ partner. – Four of Wands (Card 10. Crux / Problem )
Third Sentence – Outcome
It’s just as if he is back with his estranged wife who is also doing fine without him.
It’s just as if – Six of Wands
he is back with – Judgment
his estranged wife – Queen of Swords
who is also doing fine without him. – Nine of Pentacles
Emily adds:
I did not plan to put the fourth card on your first question; it just slipped out. And it created the whole reading which expresses perfectly the ‘wife in every port’ concept. Your fellow is very comfortable being a polygamist! Tarot says. I note he is ‘committed to his marriage,’ and his marriage is ‘her home.’ That’s the way I read this anyway.
And I did not plan to use Celtic Cross for your reading. That just slipped out too. But it really flows. And the Emperor as a truck driver is perfect, and new.
You can check the meanings of each card, or any pair, by Googling them.
And, by the way: In Tarot Verbatim, when the three sentences of the spread are parallel, it’s an indication of accuracy. The more accurate, the more they say the same thing.
Tarot Readings for You for April 7, 2014 Monday©
Guidance To give ourselves the loving home life we deserve after the day’s rat race. If we cannot do that, what hope is there for public life? Today talks about the debris that detours our personal paradise, about getting back to (or getting to) a normal and comfortable life-after-work, about the quality of evenings we share with homefolk. The problems that push aside the life we choose have themselves to be pushed aside the same way we wash dishes. Then we get into nitty-gritty announcements about legal actions and children, and some other miscellanea.
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Six of Cups
Justice – Knight of Wands – Eight of Cups
GROUP TAROT CARDS READING
Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them.
Headings [So you can choose which belongs to you]
Tarot Readings: Committed to the one you love (Justice and Six of Cups)
Tarot Readings: Romance Derailed (Eight of Cups and Six of Cups)
Tarot Readings: Children Become Normal (Justice and Eight of Cups and Six of Cups)
Tarot Readings: Life Ain’t What it Used to Be (Eight of Cups and Six of Cups)
Tarot Readings: Kid(s) in Court (Justice and Six of Cups)
Miscellaneous Legal Stuff (Justice)
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Tarot Readings: Committed to the one you love (Justice and Six of Cups)
Suddenly he is gung-ho to commit to the girl he has always loved.
Home should be that cozy safe place to go to after the day is over.
Give ourselves the loving home life we deserve after the day’s rat race.
In a hurry to marry his sweetheart before something happens.
Travels out of town for romance with the girl he almost married.
It’s okay to detour from his trip to be with the girl he loves.
In a hurry to marry before the baby comes.
Tarot Readings: Romance Derailed (Eight of Cups and Six of Cups)
Life was the way it was meant to be but then we got off the track.
He is running from a chic who feels entitled to him giving her the sweet life she never had.
Romance with a cop has him/her leaving town in a hurry.
Runs away from the marriage, goes home (to parents) without notice.
The right time to leave is when love is gone.
Tarot Readings: Children Become Normal (Justice and Eight of Cups and Six of Cups)
This is the way to get the baby normal the fastest.
Premature baby, rushed delivery, is normal.
Goes straight in a hurry, is a nice kid all of a sudden.
Tarot Readings: Life Ain’t What it Used to Be (Eight of Cups and Six of Cups)
The pursuit of honor is a thing of the past now.
A right to the pursuit of the good life isn’t what it used to be.
The good old days are gone, things aren’t the way they should be.
Tarot Readings: Kid(s) in Court (Justice and Six of Cups)
A lawsuit about a child is dismissed in a hurry.
Law takes a child away from home instantly.
Abandons pursuit of legal rights to the child(ren).
Don’t bother to pursue justice in juvenile court.
Kids fled from the cops and were gone.
A court case when the kid runs off the road at high speed.
Miscellaneous Legal Stuff (Justice)
Justice is him getting out of it because he is almost innocent.
Do legal speed on the detour through the old part of town.
Over-the-road trucking regulations are not what they used to be.
Abandons the right to receive a speedy trial.
Prosecutor is so rushed he defaults and you are innocent.
Innocent of flight to avoid prosecution.
A change in the law gets him out as innocent.
Lawyer does you a favor – quits in the middle of the trial.
Legally bequeathed hurriedly just before he departed.
Now, Part Two,
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Six of Cups
Justice – Knight of Wands – Eight of Cups
LEARN TAROT BY OBSERVING
Knight of Wands and Eight of Cups Both Knight of Wands and Eight of Cups are leaving, are avoiding, are escaping, are getting out of something. Knight of Wands is pursuing too. Knight of Wands is high speed, rush, a lot of energy, whereas Eight of Cups is taking a detour or shortcut, running off the road, quitting before it’s over. It has an ‘end of one thing, beginning of another’ spectrum to it, and it means to abandon course or to disappear or give up. These two appearing together immediately tell you a big change, a shift, is here.
Eight of Cups and Six of Cups are both about a thing of the past. Eight of Cups is going in a new direction, abandoning the past course. Six of Cups is the good old days, the past in a nostalgic way.
Justice talks about justice matters, police and courts, of course. That is what it is about today. It often (not today) means ‘should.’ ‘Normal’ and balance also belong to Rider Waite Justice.
Six of Cups is sweet life, good old days, children or child, romance, giving a gift or favor. Today it is an old neighborhood, and the ‘juvenile’ of (dreaded) juvenile court.
Today we talk of times past as the glory days, and we talk of getting out of some fix by some glitch. Children and courts are front and center, which is fairly rare.
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HERE ARE PHRASES FOR ALL SIX 2-CARD COMBINATIONS
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Justice and Knight of Wands He is gung-ho to commit. _ should be that place to go to …. He is in a hurry to marry. Travels out of town … married. It’s okay to _ from his trip …. In a hurry to marry. He is running from … entitled to. … with a cop has someone leaving town in a hurry. Runs away from the marriage. ***The right time to leave. The way to get __ normal the fastest. Rushed __ is normal. *Goes straight in a hurry. The pursuit of honor. A right to the pursuit …. Things the way they should be are gone. A lawsuit is __ in a hurry. Law takes__ away from home__. **Pursuit of legal rights. **Pursue justice. Fled from the cops. A court case __ run __ the road at high speed. Justice is him getting out of it. ***Do legal speed. Legal speed. *Over-the-road trucking regulations. The right to a speedy trial. Flight to avoid prosecution. … in the law gets him out …. Lawyer quits. Legally … he departed. x
Justice and Eight of Cups Suddenly he is _ to commit. __ should be _ after the day is over. Marry before something happens. … almost married. It’s okay to detour. Marry before …. … entitled to that (she) never had. … with a cop … leaving in a hurry. … from the marriage … without notice. The right time is when __ is gone. … the way to get normal the fastest. Premature __ is normal. Goes straight all of a sudden. *Honor is a thing of the past now. isn’t what it used to be. Things aren’t the way they should be. ***A lawsuit is dismissed. Law instantly …. Abandons __ of legal rights. Don’t bother to __ justice …. … from the cops and were gone. A court case … run off the road. Justice is him … he is almost __. Do legal … on the detour. Regulations are not what they used to be. Abandons the right to …. Abandons the right to a __ trial. Prosecutor defaults. Avoid prosecution. A change in the law. Lawyer quits in the middle of a trial. Legally _ just before he departed. x
Justice and Six of Cups COMMITTED TO THE ONE YOU LOVE Commit to the girl he has always loved. Home should be that cozy safe place. … marry his sweetheart. … romance with the girl he _ married. It’s okay to be with the girl he loves. Marry … the baby __. The good life she is entitled to. **Romance with a cop. … the marriage … home (to parents) …. The right … love. Get the baby normal. Get the baby normal. Goes straight, is a nice kid. Honor is a thing of the past. Honor is a thing of the past. A right to _ the good life. The good old days … things the way they should be. A lawsuit about a child. Law __ a child __ home. *Legal rights to the child/children. Justice in juvenile court. Kids __ from the cops. A court case when the kid(s) …. Justice is him __ because he is __ innocent. Do legal _ through the old part of town. Regulations used to be …. The right to receive. Prosecutor __ and you are innocent. Innocent of … prosecution. … in the law … as innocent. Lawyer does you a favor. **Legally bequeathed. x
Knight of Wands and Eight of Cups Suddenly he is gung-ho. … to go to after the day is over. In a hurry to, before something happens. Tavels out of town for … almost __. **__ to detour from his trip. In a hurry to ___ before __. He is running from … that she never had. **Leaving town in a hurry. Runs away without notice. Leave when __ is gone. The way to get __ the fastest. Premature _, rushed …. Goes __ in a hurry _ all of a sudden. The pursuit of __ is a thing of the past now. The pursuit of __ isn’t what it used to be. … are gone … aren’t the way …. **Dismissed in a hurry. __ takes away from home instantly. **Abandons pursuit. **Don’t bother to pursue. Fled and were gone. **Run __ the road at high speed. *Him getting out of it because he is almost. … speed on the detour …. *Over-the-road trucking isn’t what it used to be. Abandons a speedy …. … is so rushed he defaults …. … flight to avoid __. **A change in _ gets him out. … does you a favor … quits …. **Just before he departed. x
Knight of Wands and Six of Cups … gung ho to __ the girl he has always loved. … that cozy safe place to go to …. In a hurry to _ his sweetheart. Travels out of town for romane with the girl. His trip to be with the girl he loves. In a hurry to __ the baby. He is running from giving her the good life. Romance has someone leaving town in a hurry. Runs away – goes home (to parents) without notice. Leave when love is __. The way to get the baby __ the fastest. Rushed _ baby …. Goes __, is a nice kid …. The pursuit of __ is a thing of the past. *The pursuit of the good life. ***The good old days are gone. … about a child is __ in a hurry. Takes away from home. Pursuit of __ to the child/children. Pursue __ in juvenile __. Kids fled. Kids run __ the road at high speed. *Getting out of it because he is innocent. … speed on the _ through the old part of town. Over-the-road trucking the way it used to be. … receive a speedy …. … is so rushed … you are innocent. Innocent of flight to avoid __. *Gets him out as innocent. … does you a favor – quits …. … bequeathed hurriedly …. x
Eight of Cups and Six of Cups Suddenly … the girl he has always loved. Home _ after the day is over. … his sweetheart before something happens. … romance with the girl he almost …. … detour to be with the girl he loves. Before the baby comes. ROMANCE DERAILED The good life that she never had. Romance __ leaving in a hurry. Goes home (to parents) without notice. ***Love is gone. … the way to get the baby …. ***Premature baby. … is a nice kid all of a sudden. LIFE AINT WHAT IT USED TO BE *Is a thing of the past now. … the good life isn’t what it used to be. … aren’t the way … the good old days …. … about a child is dismissed. … away from home instantly. Abandons __ the child/children. Don’t bother to .. in juvenile __. Kids __ and were gone. Kids run off the road. **Almost innocent. … the detour through the old part of town. ***Isn’t what it used to be anymore. Abandons the __ to receive. … defaults and you are innocent. Innocent of _ to avoid __. A change in … as innocent. Does you a favor – quits in the middle. … bequeathed before he departed. x
LEARN TAROT BY PICTURES
Justice Well, his meaning is obvious, huh? The sword displayed in one hand and the scales of justice in the other, he sits very upright and keeps a very straight face like judges must. Anything legal, should, balance, normal – those are its main contributions to sentences.
Knight of Wands Energetically flees or pursues and is in a rush. High-speed chase or departure. He carries a club but is wearing armor, and his horse seems clumsy but is flying.
Eight of Cups Fork in the road, detour, run off the road, unexpected departure, premature or aborted, abandon, vanish, quit without notice. A person cannot continue on his journey because of the terrain. There’s a suggestion he will be back on course when the obstacle is passed.
Six of Cups The good old days, the way things used to be. Old friends, old lovers, old memories. Sweetness, love gifts, lovingkindness. Children and romance. Depicted by a little boy giving a little girl flowers in front of a large old-fashioned building. They are dressed old style.
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Our Daily Spread for October 8, 2011 Saturday ©
Advice says the human condition is about family and kids who are a problem or who have problems with the family … or both. When you love one another, you know things are the way they ought to be even when there are problems caused by outsiders or family. He/She thinks “I am entitled to have other people support me and/or give me things.” The kids are very aware of the family’s problems, so they are going straight.
(At the time of production, there’s no way to correct the lack of spaces after punctuation. I am writing around it now!)
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*Go to Advice above which is a summary of the Messages. (Advice is everyone’s favorite part.)
*Go to Daily Message Tarot Analysis below. One or more of those sentences has something to say to you. Intuitively pick those out. They are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. (It is a group message like a horoscope, except Tarot isn’t based on someone else’s birth data, so it can be specific, accurate, detailed and direct. Our experiment here is “How much more accurate is it?”)
Did you come here for your predictions? – You are done now – See you tomorrow.
Without a question to focus the answer, four cards can mean contradictory things especially when the Spread has a card that negates other cards. Without a question also the pronouns in a group reading are more flexible, especially in some of these Rider Waite Tarot spreads. When a pronoun is in parentheses, feel very free to substitute. The question in a ‘real’ individual reading supplies at least half the information!
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JUSTICE
SIX OF CUPS – TEN OF PENTACLES – HANGED MAN
DAILY MESSAGE TAROT ANALYSIS Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them.
Making the Best of a Situation
When you love one another, you know things are the way they ought to be even when there are problems caused by outsiders or family.
Recognize that you, as the sane one, should be sweet to the misfits.
See that the kids of the family get what they are entitled to.
Neighbors see your kids being good and doing right.
Notice the mob family brings the kids up right.
It’s considered a bad neighborhood for children and that’s correct.
An acute awareness of what kids are entitled to from the family.
I intensely feel my dysfunctional childhood is what I deserved.
Intensely sweet memories of being family and deserving the good life.
The kids are very aware of the family’s problems, so they are going straight.
Legal Perspective
The extended family feels the kids are entitled to be cared for.
A lawyer’s idea for the family estate to be passed to the youngest children.
Title to the family property (is/was) passed legally and is acknowledged officially.
The issue is tried in family court because ___ is seen as a juvenile.
The right of this child to the family name is acknowledged.
Members of the class action lawsuit are given the benefit.
Neighbors’ kids are wise to the law.
Police see juveniles as troublemakers.
Can see that child support is a legal issue here.
Police know they can make trouble for juveniles.
The child is very aware about legal custody being a problem in the family.
Dysfunctional Miscellanea
Realize some young members of the clan are not going to get along the way they should.
He/She thinks “I am entitled to have other people support me and/or give me things.”
Thinks it’s OK for the kids to make a mess.
An intense feeling that romance means marriage and family problems.
You marry into an extended family that feels entitled to your support.
I feel entitled to the family taking care of me.
Sensing that romance leads to supporting family members who feel entitled.
The family they grow up in is so dysfunctional, we consider those kids to be normal!
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JUSTICE
SIX OF CUPS – TEN OF PENTACLES – HANGED MAN
MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: OBSERVATION OF THE SPREAD
First thing you notice here is the first two Rider Waite Tarot citizens. Six of Cups is children of the family, and it’s the sweet life, the good children. Next is the Ten of Pentacles family and its problems, including problems with the neighbors, the clan, the extended family, outside influences in general. This is the theme: children and family.
The general and intense awareness of Hanged Man is next. Realization, recognition, acknowledgment. And we close with Justice, the way things are supposed to be or ‘should’ or ‘deserve’ or ‘entitlement.’
Six of Cups and Justice is about deserving or being entitled to being taken care of, entitled to support. It also, literally interpreted, means ‘child support.’ In the same breath, Ten of Pentacles and Justice together mean ‘family court’ (a/k/a ‘juvenile court’) and ‘the extended family that feels entitled.’
MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: INDIVIDUAL RIDER WAITE TAROT CARDS
Six of Cups shows Little Boy giving Little Girl flowers. It evokes childhood, the sweet life, being taken care of, being a good child, receiving … as in receiving love, gifts, etc. “I deserve to be loved and taken care of” is what it says.
Ten of Pentacles says if you are a human, you are a member of a human family and you are involved in its problems. Trouble with other people is the human condition. The clan, the tribe, the family, the community, even the nation, are complicating your life. The illustration is sooo on point: Grandpa sits on his throne, the family dogs submitting to his august authority. Husband stares into space as Wife earnestly addresses him and Kid pulls on her clothes, squalling. Oh yeah, family problems. Few of us humans escape this scene.
Hanged Man pictures acute awareness, flashback, intense feeling, realizing, knowingness, recognizing, acknowledging, extrasensory perception, mindreading, sensing, perceiving … whether conscious or unconscious or the bridge between the two. Its illustration is not transparent. The upside-down person represents the feeling you get when your subconscious drops a realization into your real-life experience that is instantly recognizable as the truth. As in “Oh-comma-shit, he/she is fooling around on me.” As in “The government is not what it represents itself to be … duh.” As in “OH NO, they are going to fire me.”
Justice where the title says it all. One of the obvious meanings, yes? The scales of justice in one hand and the sword of enforcement in the other. What is deserved, what ___ is entitled to. What is right. Court, cops, police, lawyers … the justice industry.
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Our Daily Spread for September 20, 2011 Tuesday (c)
Advice is about fatherhood and the husband’s role with children, including his legal role there. It is also about how a miserable childhood makes a man feel he did not get the ‘fair shake’ he deserved especially if he marries for love and is doing without it. A man sacrifices for his kids when he feels they deserve a sweet life he would have liked to have had. She misses the man she did marry, or could have.
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*Go to Daily Message Tarot Analysis below. One or more of those sentences has something to say to you. Pick those out. They are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. (It is a group message like a horoscope, except Tarot isn’t based on someone else’s birth data, so it can be specific, accurate, detailed and direct. Our experiment here is “How much more accurate is it?”)
*Go to Advice to apply what those sentences say (in the best way) for you. (Advice is everyone’s favorite part.) Did you come here for your predictions? – You are done now – See you tomorrow.
Without a question to focus the answer, four cards can mean contradictory things especially when the Spread has a card that negates other cards. Without a question also the pronouns in a group reading are more flexible, especially in some of these Rider Waite Tarot spreads. When a pronoun is in parentheses, feel very free to substitute. The question in a ‘real’ individual reading supplies at least half the information!
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Justice
Five of Pentacles, Kind of Wands, Six of Cups
DAILY MESSAGE TAROT ANALYSIS Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them.
Romance: His Perspective
He misses his sweetheart of the past – if only he had legally married her.
He is resentful about doing without love in his life, he feels entitled to that.
Sweet memories of the gal he married, he misses her, misses those old days.
Bummed out that he is legally the father of the child.
Poor working man loves her and legally marries her.
He marries for love but is doing without it.
He is sorry to be a man with a bad temper; you deserve a sweet guy.
Husband has a legal bankruptcy in his past.
A man should be married and sacrificing for his children.
Romance: Her Perspective
Sweet memories of the man you miss so, that you were married to.
Feeling guilty about a romance with a man who is still legally married.
Marry a passionate man for love, and live poor.
The sweet romance a girl deserves who has done without a husband.
Father and Fatherhood Perspective
Husband is in court about insufficient support for his children.
He is frustrated that he doesn’t have money to give his child/ren what (they) are entitled to.
The kids are deprived of a father by the law.
Doing without the good home and father a child deserves.
He is a man who does without, but he gives his child/ren what (they) should have.
Children in a ghetto deserve a dad.
Deprived of what husband or father legally bequeathed.
He files a lawsuit over his disabled child.
He is resentful about his miserable childhood, feels deprived of the normal life he is entitled to have.
Oh, the miserable past! He is right to be mad about it!
Heart bleeds for kids who deserve to have a man in the house.
Deprived of his rights as the father of the child.
A hardworking man sacrificing to give his kids what they deserve.
He works himself to exhaustion to give the kids what they deserve.
Real Estate Perspective
He feels low-class, so an old-fashioned or quaint neighborhood is right for him.
He is a construction worker, so a fixer-upper, handyman’s special, house is right for him.
Gives the house to his kids so he can be legally bankrupt.
He feels, after the angst of losing a home, he deserves a comfortable one.
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Now, Part Two,
Do you want to know a little, or a lot, about how this Tarot Verbatim ™ thing works? If so,
*Go to Meanings and Illustrations: Observation of the Spread section below. This tells about the combined four pictures in the Daily Spread – the pictures above here. It explains how these four cards get together to mean things.
*Go to Meanings and Illustrations: Individual Rider Waite Tarot Cards. It is what each of the four cards, by itself, has to say. It describes how that illustration makes that card’s meanings in this Spread.
You can put all this together and intuitively see yourself how Tarot Verbatim ™ works.
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MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: OBSERVATION OF THE SPREAD
What a story! We have the King of Wands husband (who also means frustrated, resentful or angry man and also means workingman) ; the Justice card that makes that ‘legal husband’ or ‘married man’ (and which also speaks of lawsuit, courts, etc.); then we have the children (or child) which also means to give to, to love, a home, romance … and then we have losing the home, being unloved and miserable. A lot of drama here for just four cards!
Today’s story is mostly from the male gender’s view. At a glance you can see a hardworking man sacrificing to give his kids what they deserve. Almost as easily, you see a man who feels resentful he did not get what he deserved in his past.
MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: INDIVIDUAL RIDER WAITE TAROT CARDS
Five of Pentacles you hate to see coming. Dark night of the soul, losing the home, being miserable and unloved, being ill and poor, being so numb with despair that you don’t see the way out, don’t see the hopeful open door. Abject self pity, and being pitiable. Poor times for sure. Homeless, injured, on the street in the dark of night in the snow and walking by shelter and a meal that the cathedral offers …
King of Wands is a person, invariably. Other court cards can have some nonperson meanings but this one rarely. This is the husband card. He is the workingman, the common man, archetypical construction worker. (He drinks beer.) He has a temper, can be angry, frustrated, resentful. Put him next to the legal (Justice) card and the child/children Six of Cups, and, voila, he becomes the father.
His illustration shows the red-head, shows the fist, shows the salamander, shows the pressed lips – that all indicate being irritated, fiery or angry. He leans slightly forward into his big stick.
Six of Cups appears in the nick of time after the emotional strain of the first two: sweetness, romance, a love gift, a sweet kid, a sweet old-fashioned home … All of these are illustrated by the little boy, in a pastel scene, giving the little girl flowers in front of an old fashioned apartment building or grandiose home, wearing clothes from the 1500s.
Justice sitting there with the famous scales and the word under him, this is the card you know the meaning of without the book, the first time you encounter Tarot. Law enforcement: the scales and the drawn sword.
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Our Daily Spread for Feb. 14, 2011
She and he are responsible, sensible types whose romance comes with commitment
King of Swords
Queen of Wands, Six of Cups, Justice
Romantic Perspective:
He is a strong man who is giving the woman he marries flowers.
He (a responsible man) loves her, has children with her, is legally married to her.
Married man gives his legal wife flowers.
He, the manly man, gives the woman he will marry a romantic gift.
She and he are responsible, sensible types whose romance comes with commitment.
He legally marries his childhood sweetheart.
Military man’s wife is at home with the children.
He is a strong and romantic fellow to the woman he marries.
He loves the woman he married.
He loves the woman and will marry her.
Legal Perspective:
Military court gives the wife the children.
His wife’s children are legally his.
His legal rights to be with the children at the wife’s home.
Honest, I did not make this up. In the center we have ‘Little Boy Gives Little Girl Flowers’ and on either side of it we have the two cards that in Rider Waite mean ‘wife’ and ‘legal,’ and over them all is the head-of-the-family strong manly man. And the middle card means sweetheart, gift, romantic, home sweet home, sweet love, etc. So any fool can sit around for an hour or so and make Valentine cards out of this spread!
Meanings and Illustrations:
Queen of Wands: She is the wife, a sensible woman, a woman in charge of the home or business. A woman of character and responsibility. The illustration shows her sitting erect next to a sunflower.
Six of Cups: The most romantic card in the Rider Waite Tarot deck’s repertoire shows two innocent children in front of a quaint home or apartment building, and the boy gives the girl a romantic gift of flowers. Today it’s a Valentine present; sometimes it refers to a birthday present. Childhood sweetheart comes from children being pictured in this romantic setting. You understand this card’s meanings in your bones.
Justice: Today it picks up the card that in Rider Waite Tarot means ‘wife’ to make it ‘legal wife.’ Of course the main meanings to the Justice card are lawyers, police, judges, courts. It also means ‘should.’
King of Swords: He is a disciplined man, a leader, a manly man, an adult, a grownup – also a military man. The illustration shows a very erect tall man with a no-nonsense expression, his weapon at the ready.
Love has him in its sway, he changes quickly
Knight of Swords
Eight of Wands, Lovers, Six of Wands
Romantic Perspective:
All of a sudden, he is saying ‘I love you,’ just to please her.
A complete change has come over him, he is more and more your love partner.
Lover comes back telling you a story.
Under the influence of love, he suddenly has a lot to say.
Love has him in its sway, he changes quickly.
Talks to his lover to tempt her to change.
Talks to his partner to get her to come back.
All these changes have overcome him, he is in love.
He comes flying back, he heard his lover had another.
Lover who cheated changes his ways.
Cheater comes back saying ‘I love you’ over and over.
Under the influence of love, he takes back everything he said.
Incessantly calls to get you to reconnect with him.
Like I said before, today: I am not making this up; this is what Tarot is saying for Valentine’s. No business or other meanings to be had here! The Lovers Tarot card is in the middle, as the romance card is in the middle of the previous spread. To the left is ‘to say’ which also means ‘quickly’ or ‘fast,’ the Eight of Wands, and to the right is the Six of Wands that in Rider Waite means to be under the influence of someone else. You can go on forever about him being in love with this quatrain.
Meanings and Illustrations:
Eight of Wands: The lines made by the sticks flying in the air indicate messages, talking, quickly, repetitive actions, and increasingly.
Lovers: Speaks for itself here on The Day, doesn’t it? In our last sentence, its ‘connect’ meaning is expressed and ‘partner’ appears as well.
Six of Wands: This is a story of pretending to go along with someone else’s purposes in order to subvert them to your own, of being under the influence of something or someone – of love, in this case. The illustration refers to the betrayal of King Richard of England. A cheating lover comes into play in this set of cards.
Knight of Swords: Illustration shows a rider going at full speed, sword held high as if to strike. It means to rush headlong, It also means ‘to return to the former’ as in ‘to rush back.’