Swords→Ritual
The Queen holds a sword, directly relating to the concept of swords and her perceived authority. Queens holding a sword directly reflects the substance of swords in the context of power and rule.
Queen
One of the Royal Majesties who presides over the ceremonies in the throne room, wearing magnificent robes and holding a book and a small altar. Queen is a member of the Court-cards, symbolizing a youth.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Significator→Concept
Queen is a Significator used for women over 40
Throne Room→Ritual
The Queen is a central figure who oversees ceremonies and interacts with guests in the throne room. This iconic space serves as both a setting for formal events and a platform for the Queen's engagement with attendees, making her presence irreplaceable for these important gatherings.
Tarot Cards→Substance
Each queen card represents the second highest principle and house in the Tarot system
King→Person
King and queen may be related or have a significant interaction, indicating a partnership or alliance in a card reading
Royal Persons→Person
The Queen, along with the King, is one of the central figures presiding over the ceremonies and interacting with guests in the throne room.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Queen & King
King and queen may be related or have a significant interaction, indicating a partnership or alliance in a card reading
II. King & Emperor
Kingship is derived from the Emperor, as a hierarchy of power and responsibility
I. Queen & Tarot Cards
Each queen card represents the second highest principle and house in the Tarot system
II. Tarot Cards & Rosicrucians
Rosicrucians use the Tarot cards as a key to understanding the magical constitution of man
I. Queen & Significator
Queen is a Significator used for women over 40
II. Significator & High Priestess
The High Priestess (second card of the divination layout) represents the initial orientation or spiritual influence on the querent
I. Queen & Significator
Queen is a Significator used for women over 40
II. Significator & Divination
The Significator is a key element in the divination process
I. Queen & Significator
Queen is a Significator used for women over 40
II. Significator & Pentacles
Pentacles are the Significator for very dark brown or black hair, dark eyes, and a sallow or swarthy complexion in the court cards
I. Queen & Throne Room
The Queen is a central figure who oversees ceremonies and interacts with guests in the throne room. This iconic space serves as both a setting for formal events and a platform for the Queen's engagement with attendees, making her presence irreplaceable for these important gatherings.
II. Throne Room & Durke Bataglani
Durke Bataglani is present in the throne room and participates in the ceremonies, serving as an important guest in the event.
I. Queen & Throne Room
The Queen is a central figure who oversees ceremonies and interacts with guests in the throne room. This iconic space serves as both a setting for formal events and a platform for the Queen's engagement with attendees, making her presence irreplaceable for these important gatherings.
II. Throne Room & Meggie Tazbah
Meggie Tazbah is present in the throne room and participates in the ceremonies, serving as an important guest in the event.
I. Queen & Swords
The Queen holds a sword, directly relating to the concept of swords and her perceived authority. Queens holding a sword directly reflects the substance of swords in the context of power and rule.
II. Swords & Wands
Wands and Swords both represent command and obedience, but through different means
I. Queen & King
King and queen may be related or have a significant interaction, indicating a partnership or alliance in a card reading
II. King & Chariot
Chariot represents the culmination of self with the outer world like the King's individual responsibility
I. Queen & King
King and queen may be related or have a significant interaction, indicating a partnership or alliance in a card reading
II. King & Dragon
Dragons and kings, both symbols of mysticism and initiation, are closely related in their spiritual significances.