Knight→Lineage
The Knight is depicted holding and using swords, directly relating to the concept of swords. Similarly, Knights holding and using swords illustrates the interaction between the concept of swords and the person of a Knight.
Swords
Swords in tarot represent the conjunction of both letters JOD and HE, symbolizing balance and conflict.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
QueenLineage
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.
Significator→Concept
Swords are the Significator for people with hazel or grey eyes, dark brown hair, and a dull complexion in the court cards
PageConcept
Pages active with swords symbolizes authority and vigilance related to the concept of swords.
Wands→Concept
Wands and Swords both represent command and obedience, but through different means
Ancient LiteratureConcept
Ancient literature is the primary knowledge source for the symbolism associated with swords
SpadesSubstance
Swords are associated with spades in Tarot symbolism, representing the element of Air and intellectual pursuits
Crown→Substance
Swords are often associated with the concept of the Crown, which is about authority and power.
First House Or AriesLineage
Swords also start from the First House or Aries in the zodiacal ideation and formation
Heavenly SculptorPerson
The Heavenly Sculptor uses swords to shape the body of Earth
WidowhoodConcept
Widowhood is a concept that can be associated with the loss and emotional pain, which swords symbolize in terms of conflict and struggle.
Cups→Ritual
Both swords and cups are part of the Tarot system and have symbolic meanings related to the zodiacal ideation
Shri KrishnaPerson
Shri Krishna speaks about the use of swords and their purpose
Spiritual CycleConcept
Swords are also part of the Spiritual cycle starting in Aries
Shri KrishaPerson
Shri Krishna speaks about the use of swords and their purpose
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Swords & Wands
Wands and Swords both represent command and obedience, but through different means
II. Wands & Water
Wands, as symbols of air, have a connection to the emotional element of experience, which is represented by water in the symbolism of creation.
I. Swords & Wands
Wands and Swords both represent command and obedience, but through different means
II. Wands & Air
Wands are symbolic within the domain of cosmo-philosophy, particularly associated with the element of air. These wands symbolize the highest element in creation, embodying actions related to creation, desire, and enterprise. They are tools or emblems used to connect with or influence the air element, thereby facilitating endeavors, aspirations, and productive actions in a spiritual or magical context.
I. Swords & Crown
Swords are often associated with the concept of the Crown, which is about authority and power.
II. Crown & Jupiter
Jupiter is represented by a crown on the talisman
I. Swords & Significator
Swords are the Significator for people with hazel or grey eyes, dark brown hair, and a dull complexion in the court cards
II. Significator & High Priestess
The High Priestess (second card of the divination layout) represents the initial orientation or spiritual influence on the querent
I. Swords & Significator
Swords are the Significator for people with hazel or grey eyes, dark brown hair, and a dull complexion in the court cards
II. Significator & Divination
The Significator is a key element in the divination process
I. Swords & Significator
Swords are the Significator for people with hazel or grey eyes, dark brown hair, and a dull complexion in the court cards
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. Swords & Crown
Swords are often associated with the concept of the Crown, which is about authority and power.
II. Crown & Heart
The Crown as a symbol of the first androgyne is associated with the Heart in the Sephiroth Tree
I. Swords & Knight
The Knight is depicted holding and using swords, directly relating to the concept of swords. Similarly, Knights holding and using swords illustrates the interaction between the concept of swords and the person of a Knight.
II. Knight & King
Both Knight and King are high-ranking figures, though Knight suggests a lower position in the hierarchy
I. Swords & Knight
The Knight is depicted holding and using swords, directly relating to the concept of swords. Similarly, Knights holding and using swords illustrates the interaction between the concept of swords and the person of a Knight.
II. Knight & Tarot Cards
Each knight card represents the bridge between the principles in the Tarot system
I. Swords & Crown
Swords are often associated with the concept of the Crown, which is about authority and power.
II. Crown & Tower
The crown on the tower, subject to destruction by the lightning bolt, signifies the fall of man's divine nature to materialism when the divine crown is destroyed.