I always wondered if Pamela Colman-Smith had specific reasons for the placement of Queens and Kings in The Rider Waite-Smith Tarot. In the Wands the King is looking off to the right and the Queen, here is looking off to the left. In the Cups, the King appears to be looking off to the left and the Queen to the Right, The Swords, they both look straight out at us, and the Pentacles, the Queen and King are both looking down at the pentacle they are holding.
Here I think the Queen is reviewing where they have been so she can advise her King on the next move forward.
When I see this Queen of Wands, it always makes me think about driving across Kansas in August and all the fields of sunflowers that you pass through. An absolute stunning sight. In review, maybe I will put that on my list of something to do in the next few years.
Perhaps I have always known everything important but will need a lifetime to discover what I know. Tarot and Oracles offer me guides and sign posts to help me along my way.
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ReplyDeleteFields of sunflowers sound lovely! I've missed you!