Queen of Swords Tarot Card

• Queen of Swords Tarot Card is the next card of MinorArcana.Tarot cards are a form of divination, which means working with the divine, or your higher self, which is the ultimate purpose of tarot cards, just like yoga. The tarot is in essence a soul map, a deep psychological guide to self-empowerment. Playing with Tarot cards is a conversation with your higher self. The cards always work. It’s not magic—tarot cards are a sacred mirror. There are now thousands of types of tarot decks.
• A traditional deck has 22 Major Arcana (or trumps) which are archetypal images. Four different card suits make up the Minor Arcana: Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles. All of these suits contain 14 cards: 10 numbered cards, and four cards called court cards that include the Page, Knight, Queen, and King. Each of these four suits represents a different area of your life, so you know where to direct this guidance when one of these cards shows up in your Tarot reading. There are 56 Minor Arcana cards, and sixteen Court or Personality cards; the Kings, Queens, Princes, and Pages. There are four elements or suits: Fire, Earth, Air, and Water, with 10 cards in each. Above all, there are no inherently negative cards. Below is The Queen of Swords Tarot Card Meaning: love, health, money, and Tarot Yoga.

The Swords tarot cards

• The Swords cards are all about challenges. They can tell you when conflict and heartache are looming, and help you harness the strength of your mind. When a Swords card turns up in your Tarot reading; it’s likely you are facing a challenge or will come into contact with a forceful person or situation. The suit of Swords in a classic Tarot deck consists of 14 cards, beginning with the Ace of Swords and progressing upward through the 10 of Swords, then concluding with the four Court cards, the Page, Knight, Queen, and King of Swords.
• The Queen Tarot cards: The Queen Tarot cards are feminine messages of power, potential, and advice. These cards usually advise you to seek the help of a wiser, more experienced person.

Queen of Swords Tarot Card DESCRIPTION: illustration, colors, and symbolism

• The Queen of Swords Tarot Card shows a Queen who sits on a stone throne in the sky, looking into the distance. She gazes contemplatively forward as if deep in thought. The throne is decorated with a cherub, representing the Queen’s softer side. Upon her head rests a crown made of butterflies, symbolizing the clarity of the mind. The double-edged sword in one hand is pointed toward the sky representing her firm, fair judgment. Her other hand is extended out, offering her support and advice. From her place in heaven, she sees all.  She can offer the knowledge you need to move past your pain or hurt. Also, the Queen is open to the opinions of others. She wishes to offer a shoulder to all who need it. In the background, there are accumulated clouds expressing the continuous nature of change.

A statement that represents the Queen of Swords Tarot Card: I speak my truth with absolute confidence.  I get my point across clearly.

Queen of Swords Tarot Card – IN GENERAL

• The Queen of Swords Tarot Card is indicative of a supportive female that will appear in your life. This person will encourage you and uplift you to fulfill your full potential. The Queen of Swords is a strong woman, understanding, empathetic, and willing to take others under her wing. The Queen of Swords is intuitively wise and a naturally quick thinker. Her intelligence is not always the most comfortable to be around, but she can be counted on to see through superficiality and point to the truth of a situation. She represents someone whose ability to reason dominates their emotional state.
• The Queen embodies love and can be depended on in any time of need. If you see this card in a reading, it is time to accept the help and support from the woman who loves you. You can also be this woman for others in your life. Taking on the empathetic and supportive nature of the Queen can be helpful, especially when dealing with others.

Queen of Swords Tarot Card –UPRIGHT

• The Queen of Swords Tarot Card in the upright position is a good omen. The card signifies a positive older woman who will support you through the hard times in your life. She is strong, quick-witted, principled, fair, funny, sophisticated, independent, and capable and will not be clingy or needy. So, she will step in when you are vulnerable and protect you or help you to overcome a problem. The Queen has experienced pain and will use this wisdom to see you through your difficult times. If you are experiencing negativity in your life, get ready for a supportive female. She is patient and understanding and will help you to see the positive things in your life.
• Her positive energy is not a result of a life free of trouble. This card signifies being realistic, discerning, or skeptical. Also, it can signify that you will receive constructive criticism from someone and you would do well to listen to it. It can also represent open-mindedness. However, this card can also indicate that you may be suppressing some pain or sadness from past events. Also, an upcoming situation may require you to consciously hold back on your emotional response. Although this will be an exercise in control on your part, the outcome will be better because of it.

Queen of Swords Tarot Card meaning REVERSED

• “Reversed tarot card” is a card that appears to be upside down from your angle of vision. The Queen of Swords Tarot Card reversed indicates an older female. Her goal is to wreak chaos in your life. She will be careless, unsupportive, and even abusive. She is selfish and is not interested in the benefit of anyone but herself. She allows her past struggles to make her unpleasant. The words she speaks are designed to hurt and disable people around her. The card urges you to proceed with caution in relationships with an older woman. If you take the time to explore her true intentions, you can save yourself a great deal of drama.
• Also, the card can represent not learning from the past or not forgiving the past and using it as a stick to beat others around you. This card also represents being dysfunctional or infertile having a cold or absent mother. The Queen can also be a signal that you’re depending too much on the opinion of others. She may indicate that your thoughts are currently muddled by a significant change in your life. So, you hesitate to make decisions. To be successful, you need to be more assertive and confident.

Queen of Swords Tarot Card and LOVE

Upright:

• The Queen of Swords Tarot Card in a love context might indicate that you are in a relationship with someone who embodies the attitudes and values of the Queen of Swords. She is loyal and supports you without hesitation or fear. She is passionate and loving all the same. She is sure to support and help guide you on any attempt that you choose. If the card represents a lover, this person is a great partner.
• The card assures you that your partner is genuine and wants to see you succeed. So, if you keep this person close, you will have all the joys in life and love. It can also indicate that an honest mature woman may have a lot to say about your relationship. This could be a mature female friend, mother, or mother-in-law giving their opinion. They may provide constructive criticism that you would do well to take on board.
• If you are single this card might signify that you will meet someone who embodies the Queen of Swords. The card can represent a person who has had some hard knocks in life but has come through them stronger and wiser. She won’t necessarily be your lover, but she could guide you to your partner. The support and advice that you seek are sure to come when you choose to engage in a relationship with this person.

Reversed:

• Queen of Swords Tarot Card In a love context reversed can indicate a woman who is in a relationship but is fearful of being single. Alternatively, feels her freedom is far too restricted. If this card represents your partner it can be a bad omen of a woman who cheats or lies and manipulates. The card can also indicate that an unpleasant or nasty older woman may try to interfere in your relationship and cause suffering. This card may also be telling you that you or your partner are repressing past pain. And it is stopping you from being a loving and loyal partner. You need to deal with these issues. Also, the card advises you not to be overly critical. Nobody is perfect including you.
• If you are single the card might not be the best time to jump into a new relationship. It can indicate that you will meet someone who embodies the qualities outlined in the above section. Or you are showing some of those characteristics yourself. If this represents a potential partner, this new partnership will bring you trouble.  This card can simply be an indication that you hate being single and want to find someone you can depend on. This card can also indicate that you have come through a trauma and are feeling pessimistic. So, you need to give yourself time to release the pain. You can’t change what’s happened, but you can decide if you will learn from it and use it to become a better person.

Queen of Swords Tarot Card and MONEY

Upright: ​

• Queen of Swords Tarot Card in a career context indicates that you may receive advice or guidance from an older female. This person will be well-informed, and supportive, and will express her desire to see you succeed. She will set a positive example for you in your career. This woman is sophisticated, honest, wise, and professional. You would do well to follow her example. Financially speaking, the card indicates that you may cross paths with a woman who provides you with money and investment advice. So, she encourages you to take her concepts and follow them closely. Her suggestions will likely lead you to financial success now and in the future.

Reversed:

• Queen of Swords Tarot Card in a career context can represent an older woman who is overly critical or harsh with you or may spread malicious gossip about you. Also, this card can point to communication issues. You may not be getting your point across in the best way. Just be careful not to come across as negative, severe, pessimistic, or rude to co-workers. Financially speaking the card reversed can indicate that an older dishonest or malicious woman may give you some bad financial advice. So be careful. Queen of Swords Tarot Card can also indicate poor communication which could end up costing you money.

Queen of Swords Tarot Card and HEALTH

• Upright: The Queen of Swords Tarot Card in a health context symbolizes any repressed emotions that you may be feeling deep within. You would do well to seek out help to release these emotions so that you can move on. When you trust in the strong female to guide you, you will be well on your way to healing yourself. This might be a family member, therapist, doctor, or another mentor.
• Reversed: The Queen of Swords Tarot Card indicates that you’re most likely experiencing difficulties achieving your typical clarity of mind, and may feel easily distracted. The card also indicates that at the moment you are a bit scatter-brained when it comes to your health. This may take the form of forgetting to go for schedules, not taking medication as instructed, or not following through on treatment procedures. You need to put your focus back on your health.  This card can also indicate infertility or fertility issues.

Tarot Yoga

• Yoga is an expression of body movement, breathing, meditation, and philosophy. Yoga and tarot heal the body by intersecting in multiple realms. They both create a bridge between your subconscious and conscious mind, use archetypes to reveal life lessons, work with the elements, serve as a guide for the appropriate practice, and help us cultivate our intuition and accomplish our life’s true self. Tarot cards are a divination tool made up of 78 images and qualities, split into 22 major arcana cards representing karmic lessons and 56 minor arcana cards representing day-to-day choices. Read GUIDE GOR TAROT YOGA.
• If you pulled The Queen of Swords Tarot Card your tarot reading, you should practice Urdhva Hastasana or Upward Salute.
• Want to keep learning the meaning of the Tarot cards with The Tarot Guide? Continue to the next card…King of Swords