26 QUEEN

Feminine power and strength, brilliance and magnificence, use of sensuality and sexual attractiveness, queen.

Leo/Taurus

Sun/Venus

In this card, the Beloved meets the Ego.

The image evokes associations with two Tarot cards: The Empress and the Queen of Wands. She is intelligent, sensual, fiery, ambitious. The woman sits on a throne - occupying a high social position. She may be endowed with power.

The Queen holds an apple in her hands - a symbol of love, recognition of her beauty, feminine power. Very bright, decisive, self-confident, active, she radiates health, energy, charm and knows how to use her best qualities to achieve her goals.

Beloved + Ego. Queen.

A woman endowed with power - a Queen. She has no attributes of social power (orb and scepter).

She holds an apple - a symbol of love, recognition of her beauty, feminine power. She is charming, very bright, active and decisive woman. Confident in herself. The Queen radiates health, vital energy. In social environment she occupies high status, obliging her to corresponding behavior.

She did not choose this status - it was given to her at birth. She had no other choice.

Queen - woman endowed with power. Apple - symbol of love.

Positive meanings: brilliance, charm, power, obtaining the desired, feminine strength. Negative meanings: pride, dictatorship.

A very successful day awaits - the person will shine and sparkle. For men - such a woman will appear.

What will come easily today, without tension: To shine and rule. Easily achieve your goals.

Need to understand whether the person truly possesses the merits for which they are praised.

Beauty and power can help in obtaining what you desire.

The environment wants to see the person powerful, confident in themselves. Today they can openly demonstrate these qualities.

Striving for power. Striving to demonstrate oneself.

Desire to gain material superiority. Person strives for power over other people, for recognition of their achievements.

Surge of strength and energy. Feeling of one's superiority, power.

Feeling oneself as royalty. In the full sense of the word, feeling oneself as a queen. But behind this may hide tense expectation of what others will say about the woman. Will they recognize? Will they appreciate the outfit?

Stable, steadily developing, authoritarian.

Authoritarian, in which everything revolves around a strong, powerful woman. In these relationships she dominates.

Uses her sensuality and sexual attractiveness for her own benefit. Usually occupies high social position. Often uses it in relationships with men. For men this card speaks of falling under the influence of a powerful woman - under her heel.

In family - this is the Queen-mother. Sometimes the card denotes a lady making career through intimate connections with high officials. However, more often the opposite variant 'works': woman of high status, who made career independently, has stable material position, but there is no permanent partner, no strong union has formed, there is only desire to create a family.

Love and power are incompatible. Pride, demonstration of one's achievements, using others for selfish purposes bring destruction. One can become too carried away with the desire to beautify appearance and sacrifice taste or face problems with plastic surgery.

Feel yourself as royalty. Be confident in yourself and take power into your own hands. Use your enormous reserve of strength and energy to achieve your goals.

Be bright and when possible use your charm to achieve your goals.

Obtaining the desired. Recognition, reward. Zenith of flourishing. High status.

Feminine strength and power. - Magnificence and brilliance. Sincere. - In relationships the woman dominates. - Falls to women making careers, with high positions. - Woman occupying high social position and desiring sexual connections.

- If falls to a man - he is under a woman's heel. - Tense expectation. - Pride, woman boasts of her achievements. - Striving to demonstrate oneself. - Dependence on others' opinions. - Some limitation - high position requires corresponding to it.

'Spare us, worse than all sorrows, both master's anger and master's love.'