Tarot: The Queens 

Queens represent the capacity to nurture and develop that which is related to their suit.  

By Michelle Crandell
Queens represent personal, self-control. Queens reign in the sphere of home, family, maternal energy, and cultural wisdom. Queens represent the capacity to nurture and develop that which is related to their suit.  

QUEEN OF SWORDS IS intelligent, self-reliant, and objective. She loves ideas, thinks critically about issues, and is good at solving problems. She speaks on behalf of others, bringing clarity to confusion. She would make an excellent mediator, judge, project manager, editor, or teacher. 

QUEEN OF CUPS IS an excellent listener: empathetic, understanding, and comfortable with emotional depth. She practices emotional integrity and can see through delusion or illusion. Unafraid of the shadow aspects of people, she would make a good detective, psychologist, addiction counselor, or women’s advocate.  

QUEEN OF RODS IS self-confident, sure of her personal power. She is motivated by burning passions and intense desires; using creative energies to make art and inspire others. She is drawn to the performing arts, she may be an artist herself or a promoter of the arts. Strong-willed and protective, she would gravitate toward leadership positions and entrepreneurship. 

QUEEN OF PENTACLES IS practical, grounded, and sensual. She has a love for animals, the earth, and life itself. She knows how to conserve, preserve, and save. She provides security, stability, and down-to-earth wisdom to those she nurtures. Farming, home economics, biology, and botany interest her. She would make a good veterinarian, nurse, occupational therapist, or dietitian. 

Michelle Crandell provides individual Tarot readings for a fee. Once a year, she teaches LEARN TO READ TAROT. Call if interested in her next class. To learn more, email michelle.crandell@gmail.com, or call 501-655-6142.

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