Queen of Wands

Queen of Wands tarot card
1The black cat at her feet: back in the times of tarot black cats were considered very unlucky, and she keeps one anyway.
2The sunflower she’s facing: it faces the sun, so she’s aimed at joy and fulfillment.
3She knows the beginning and the end of what she’s doing. The middle she works out on the way.
The Black Cat CardShe keeps the thing everybody else calls bad luck right at her feet.
  • Bold, assertive, confident
  • Learning as you go
  • Marching to her own drum

IN A READING

Bold, assertive and confident. She hasn’t got the middle figured out and she’s going anyway.

deeper meaning

The point of the black cat

The point of the black cat is that during the times of tarot, black cats were considered very unlucky, and she has one sitting right at her feet. She keeps the thing everybody else calls bad luck, which tells you she thinks outside the box and doesn’t take the consensus for granted. Then there’s the sunflower she’s facing. The sunflower faces the sun, so she’s pointed at love, joy, peace, happiness and fulfillment, and where she puts her attention is the whole mechanism. I personally look at her as learning as you go, because she knows the beginning and the end of anything she’s doing. She just doesn’t know the middle, and she goes anyway.

In the good stuff

You’re learning as you go and it’s working. Magnetic with it, too.



Watch Chris explain this card (28:27)

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