King of Swords
The Fool journeys to the King of Swords, and as leader of the army of swords, The Fool finds himself acting with logic, organization, and fact-based fairness. He now has an ethical outlook with high moral standards and aims to do what is needed to maintain fairness. He has no room for mental or emotional clutter and is forceful in his actions, fighting for what is right.
Here we find the need to cut away at anything that needs to be eliminated, especially if it is to reveal the truth or bring clarity, and to fight for what is fair and just. Lead by example and take responsibility for your actions.
What matters here is logic, focus, judgment, and equity. Analyze what needs to be done, what has happened, and what you or another person is doing. Move all emotions out of the way and clarify details and facts, as they are all that matter at this point, within this instance.
Bring order to things in your life; be organised in practicality and in your thinking. Look at morals, ethics, and standards and push for what is "right".
Whatever is on your mind, take it seriously. Conflict may enter your life from someone or from those in authority, and in such cases, do not deviate from the rules. Be committed mentally to all that you do and allow intellect to rule decisions.
Stick to the rules and be unbiased. Only be concerned with the facts.
Flashcards
Right click the images to download
 |
 |
Mystical Blurb Posts
King of Swords: Air Elemental on Throne
Understanding Court Cards - Those Pesky Court Cards
The Courts. Pages, Knights, Kings and Queens
Previous Card / All Cards / Next Card
Testimonials - Clients Kind Words
Pam gave me a reading via email as a clairvoyance guide.
Without knowing me and with limited background of my situ I felt that the reading was quite relevant. Some advice is in there for me to ponder and absorb. Very easy to be in touch with Pam many miles away from Perth AUS.
Angelina Naglazas
Thank you for the reading.
It is really detailed, I appreciate it.
Judith
Judith
Understanding Tarot. I thought I could just start this review with ‘with over 400 pages this book didn’t just land on my doorstep, it landed with a thud, to then go on to round it all up in a nice quick paragraph. But no, I’m not even 50 pages in and Pam’s descriptions of each card is meticulous. To read it you feel yourself as part of the card and near enough to touch everything she describes, from the reasons of the colours of their clothing I love how that is so important and will make me look at tarot cards so differently , to everything else in the background, nothing is missed , actually more things are found in the cards I’d never seen before . I’m not going to flick through to the end to say it was all good! It’s full of history, numerology and heaps I haven’t even got to yet, Pam writes with passion and enthusiasm in a way that reads exciting so I’m going to enjoy every page. I know there is other information at the back for everything Tarot and I will read that at my leisure . I will finish with ‘in a nutshell’ it’s fab . Read it and enjoy x
Kaz
Thank you so much for everything! You are wonderful!
R