Queen of Cups Three of Swords

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GUIDANCE      Ideas about … when there’s some damage, some injury, some hurt. A person has a right to be mad, and that’s fine, but there’s also getting ideas about how to fix it, how to have normalcy in spite of it … and/or how to get even. Divorce and lawsuits fit into the scene we are looking at. This is a reminder to think about it all, consider what happened, how you feel, and ponder what you are doing, and are going to do. We have stories, scenarios, here.

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Queen of Cups – Justice – Three of Swords

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GROUP TAROT CARDS READING

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Tarot Readings: Feel I Deserve, Am Entitled, Have a Right (Queen of Cups and Justice)

Tarot Readings: The Lady Just Hates These Things (Queen of Cups and Three of Swords)

Tarot Readings: Litigation, Legal Divorce or Split-up (Justice and Three of Swords)

Tarot Readings: Rectifying the Damage Justice and Three of Swords)

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Tarot Readings: Feel I Deserve, Am Entitled, Have a Right (Queen of Cups and Justice)

Feeling she deserves to be abused.

After the hurt she has been through, she is entitled.

She knows he feels entitled to hurt people.

You know when you have a right to be mad.

You know when you are entitled to get even.

She is thinking she should get even.

She ponders a lawsuit for damages.

You’re mad with her for being right.

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Tarot Readings: The Lady Just Hates These Things (Queen of Cups and Three of Swords)

She hates the legal system.

She hates police.

She is ready to fire her lawyer.

She’s mad with you for being right.

A sane female as an enemy.

She is right to be mad.

I hate it when I’m right about something like that.

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Tarot Readings: Litigation, Legal Divorce or Split-up (Justice and Three of Swords)

She is thinking of splitting up for good reason.

She sees a legal divorce, here.

After this hostile split-up, she is entitled to the right man.

She was the loyal wife and is now legally divorced.

Nice lady is legally divorced already.

She is so levelheaded about the divorce.

A legal secretary is fired.

A female litigation attorney.

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Tarot Readings:  Rectifying the Damage Justice and Three of Swords)

The damage is done; consider ways to rectify it (to straighten it out).

She knows how to make him okay with his heart trouble.

She knows his pain and is making life normal.

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Queen of Cups – Justice – Three of Swords

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.. …….…… ….. ………, Queen of Cups is the good woman/nice girl, and she also stands for thinking, feeling and opinion. Justice is straightening it out, making it normal, or getting even, as well as doing the right thing. Three of Swords is hurt, damage, heartache and revenge. Quite a few novels here.

Queen of Cups and Justice say the lady is right; she thinks he is right; she makes life normal, or her life is normal; she knows the law or is a lawyer; legal secretary; know you are entitled; feel something is deserved; the loyal wife who does right; she is levelheaded; consider straightening it out; she is okay with that. Those are easy.

Queen of Cups and Three of Swords has her with hurt feelings or in pain; has her knowing he is in pain or heartbroken; has her thinking of getting even; has her pondering the damage; and someone is mad with her, or she with them; she is the enemy, or has an enemy; she is thinking of splitting up, or divorce; she is a divorcee; she has heart trouble, or knows about it.

Justice and Three of Swords say legal divorce because Three of Swords is one of two divorce cards (Tower is the other). After the hurt I’ve been through, Three of Swords, I’m entitled (Justice) … or I’m entitled to hurt people! – or to get even. You have a right (Justice) to be mad (Three of Swords). A lawsuit (Justice) for damages (Three of Swords). Mad (Three of Swords) because someone or something is right. I hate it (Three of Swords) when I’m right (Justice). A litigation (Three of Swords) attorney (Justice). Straighten out or rectify (Justice) the damage. Is okay Justice) with the heart trouble. A normal life (Justice) in pain (Three of Swords)

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Queen of Cups      One profile of Queen of Cups is the good woman, nice lady, sweet gal (Gloria in All in the Family, played by Sally Struthers) who is well-meaning and naïve. This is the loyal wife, the girl who ‘understands her man’ and admires him too. She is a believer.

Another version of Queen of Cups is the woo-woo gal, the dreamer who stares at that vase-thing while a flood snakes around where she sits. She is blond, of course.

The third version is the woman who thinks and feels and either is figuring it out or has figured it out: She is in the know, and probably quiet about it. Like High Priestess. Both Queen of Cups and High Priestess are feminine cards that often translate ‘she,’ and ‘her,’ and both of these Tarot cards can be secretaries or other mental workers.

What the versions have in common is: thinking, feeling, understanding, opinion. Of course, these three versions of Queen of Cups are not in separate bins never to blend: Queen of Cups can combine the parts to define an individual person.

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Justice           You see the scales in his one hand and the blade, flat side facing you, and his crown, indicating justice enforced by the power of the powers-that-be. Justice is the card for any level and any kind of official law enforcement, from the regulating agencies to the dog pound to the highest courts, including undercover justice. Other cards cover karmic justice and street justice. However, Justice also stands for getting what is deserved (whatever that is) and stands for ‘what you are entitled to’ and the word ‘entitled,’ and its synonyms.

Besides its obvious application, Justice means ‘should’ a lot. It frequently means fair, to straighten out, to be straight, to have a right to, the right thing, to be right, to be entitled, and the word ‘entitled.’ Justice often means ‘normal’ and ‘sane’ as well.

Three of Swords      You see gray storm clouds with rain in the background, and a foreground of blades crisscrossing into a heart, piercing it. Three of Swords is obviously hurting, heartache, heart trouble. Three of Swords is also injury, suffering, trauma, bad weather or storm (Beware when Tower and/or Seven of Cups shows up with it, regarding weather.)

Three of Swords applies socially too. A hostile atmosphere, feud, hate, being against, schism, split-up, divorce and litigation belong to Three of Swords. (But it isn’t any kind of court action or proceeding in itself; it simply refers to litigation in some way, generally.)

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Hmm, we are talking about how there’s a time for hate, a time to split or divorce. We are pointing out that it’s normal to have some hurt, some injury, some heartache in your life. There’s even a time for revenge, for getting even. We mainly point out to be thoughtful about these things, to think such things over sanely, understand them, get your balance … before you pull that trigger.

 

 

 

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Our Daily Spread for Wednesday, August 24, 2011 ©

Advice contrasts conformity with progress and success. It contrasts the strategists with the people who accept things as they are. The strategists get ahead because they use factors that impede their progress to further it,  hence they succeed in a hostile atmosphere. A driven man breaks up with his too-decent woman who loves and admires him,  but there’s a gal who looks sweet and good who is a cutthroat strategist.

 

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Hierophant

Chariot,  Three of Swords,  Queen of Cups

 

DAILY MESSAGE TAROT ANALYSIS

 

He Breaks Up with Her

He decides to break up with her for being a good religious woman.

He is antagonistic to organized religion, and to women who are believers.

He decides to break the heart of a decent woman who believes in him.

He gets ahead by all means fair and foul,  he is against behaving himself,  which is what she is all about.

He is at war with her notion of him behaving himself.

He decides she is too good for him and breaks up with her.

 

Her View of Him

He is at war with the status quo,  and she knows that.

She thinks it is a decent responsible man who broke her heart.

She thinks he is okay even if he did damage her vehicle.

Everything is against it,  but she has in mind a moral and ambitious man.

She is an ordinary woman who has her heart set on a successful man who is a heartbreaker.

She sizes him up as a prime candidate for a probable heart attack.

This candidate in the competition meets with her approval –  he is the winner.

She knows he is a driven hostile guy but is a good man.

His is a very competitive nature; hers is about being nice,  being approved of.

She has in mind to break up with Mr. Successful and have a normal life.

Now that her divorce is official,  she has her heart set on this go-getter.


Nice Gal with an Iron Fist

She knows how to succeed against the odds by appearing very ordinary.*

She is a driven and cutthroat competitor who appears to be a sweet good gal.

Thinking only sanctioned thoughts and being loyal,  she gets ahead in a cutthroat atmosphere.

She feels this is just normal-level stress that she can handle.

She has in mind to win over these hateful people by being middle-of-the-road.

She know her etiquette,  she can handle opposition.

She sees him as the enemy and she is gonna be the official winner.

 

Miscellaneous

Vehicle damage but no harm to her.

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MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS:  OBSERVATION OF THE SPREAD

 

We have the good loyal woman or wife,  the believer,  the nice decent girl,  Queen of Cups.  She thinks, dreams, believes, has faith in her dude.  Then we have Hierophant which is decency,  faith and niceness.

 

Chariot is about being a winner,  getting ahead by any means,  succeeding;  and Three of Swords is about hostile atmosphere,  breaking up,  enmity or war.

 

It is easy to see the contrast going on here between conforming and succeeding.

 

MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS:  INDIVIDUAL RIDER WAITE TAROT CARDS

 

Chariot is the driven man,  the strategist,  the go-getter,  the ambitious person who gets ahead,  the winner,  succeeding.  It isn’t a malefic card,  it’s objective in its stance.  A skilled charioteer has magic sphinxes hitched to his wagon on this Rider Waite Tarot card.  He uses his wand to control them –  This is about life,  not vehicles.  One goes only left and the other goes only right:  the tendencies of the environment.  He has hitched them so they have to move him forward:  the one that goes left is on the right,  and vice-versa:  balancing out the tendencies of the environment.  This card is about not only taking full advantage of the factors that favor your progress but also using the factors that are against your progress for your purpose as well.  Tacking against the wind, mariners call it. They don’t teach this in college.

 

Three of Swords is heartbreak,  breaking up,  hostile atmosphere,  being against or at war with,  hating,  rivalry and heart ailments.  It also means damage.  The illustration –  a heart with three swords stuck in it,  and storm clouds with rain behind it –  gets its point across.

 

Queen of Cups is the nice girl,  the good woman,  the believer,  has faith in her man (and usually in God).  She is prosaic (love that word’s nuances!) and old-fashioned and ever so well-behaved.  She means to think and to have an opinion about.  Illustration shows a blond (the vanilla concept) dreamily contemplating some funky-looking object d’art.  The water around her throne means emotion,  as she is a placid (another one of those words!) emotional dame.

 

Hierophant is the concept of what the public is shown versus what is actual.  It’s the official story,  the church’s ritual that keeps the peons’ minds to the grindstone. It stands for toeing the line,  being well-behaved and middle-of-the-road and ordinary,  being acceptable to others and polite.  As you can see, he plays well with Queen of Cups –  or she with him,  but would be very much at odds with Chariot.  Illustration is the pope in regalia with priests or monks kneeling to him.

 

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