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Four Pages symbolize privation
Privation
Privation, in the context of the Queen of Swords, refers to a state of scarcity or deprivation, often symbolizing poverty and hardship. This term is interpreted as a meaningful concept connected to the Queen of Swords in a deck of tarot cards, where it encapsulates themes of scarcity and hardship, aligning with broader definitions that emphasize a state of lack or deprivation. The term privation, therefore, serves as a poignant representation of challenging circumstances and the difficulties associated with a scarce and harsh environment.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Privation & Eight
Privation and the concept of challenges (Eight) can be linked as both involve states of struggle or difficulty.
II. Eight & Seven
Both Eight and Seven represent concepts of conflict and challenge, but in different intensities and permanence.
I. Privation & Nine
Privation and the concept of desolation (Nine) can be linked as both concepts involve states of lack or deprivation.
II. Nine & Ten
Both Ten and Nine represent concepts of pain, but Ten is temporary while Nine is a permanent state, indicating a progression or severity of suffering.
I. Privation & Nine
Privation and the concept of desolation (Nine) can be linked as both concepts involve states of lack or deprivation.
II. Nine & Absence
Absence can be linked with the concept of desolation (Nine) as both involve states of being apart or isolated.
I. Privation & Nine
Privation and the concept of desolation (Nine) can be linked as both concepts involve states of lack or deprivation.
II. Nine & Nine Beliefs
The number nine corresponds to the nine beliefs represented in the Tarot.
I. Privation & Nine
Privation and the concept of desolation (Nine) can be linked as both concepts involve states of lack or deprivation.
II. Nine & Swindling
Swindling is related to the Nine as a concept of deceit for gain
I. Privation & Eight
Privation and the concept of challenges (Eight) can be linked as both involve states of struggle or difficulty.
II. Eight & Feasting
Feasting is related to the EIGHT, as the card can symbolize pleasure or indulgence
I. Privation & Eight
Privation and the concept of challenges (Eight) can be linked as both involve states of struggle or difficulty.
II. Eight & Mourning
Mourning can be associated with the concept of temporary tribulations (Eight), both involving emotional states of distress.