Understanding the Queen of Swords
An ambitious and intelligent person with a calm demeanor and they are generally working towards a single aim. They're able to see the truth in situations quickly and understand the psychological motivation underlying the actions and attitudes of others.
As an energy, it represents the need to be mindful of detail and look at situations through rational thought. It can also mean a style of leadership crafted with empathy, despite using an analytical decision-making process.
Key Meanings
Quick Thinker
Perceptive
High Achieving
Striking
Reversed
Spite
Snobbery
Elitism
Related Cards
High Priestess
Empress
Emperor
Death Card
Home
Planning for problems
Strategy
Preparedness
Relationships
Observant
Fair
Intelligent discussion
Career
Leadership position
Financial strategy
Investment
Timing
13 Weeks
9/11 - 10/10
Astro Connection
Virgo and Libra:
Analytical and Articulate
Charming and Kind
Opinionated and Pessimistic
Shallow and Approval Seeking
Elements
Air & Water:
Objective
Analytical
Genuine
Heartfelt
Queen of Swords Numerology
Numerically, queens are the 13th card of each set. The number thirteen is associated with transformation, change, and a newer level of awareness. As a process, this card represents the passive development of intellectual wisdom that comes with objectively evaluating emotions.
Queen of Swords Symbolism
The most important aspects of symbolism for this card are as follows:
Flowing red veil: Will fight when necessary.
Butterfly crown: open to ideas and opinions
Crescents on the throne: a nod to the High Priestess
Cherub : Higher motives/purpose
Queen of Swords Meaning
You’re advised to slow down and put reason before emotions. Regardless of how you feel, determine what is objectively best for all. While everyone may seek power, only the wise are willing to do it in alignment with a higher system of order. Hold yourself to higher standards of integrity and you’ll be pleasantly surprised with the results!
Queen of Swords Reversal Meaning
You are acting like a snob and it’s time to stop and humble yourself before you’re humiliated. This often happens when we focus on our intellect over the feelings and opinions of those around us. While it’s unlikely you really are as great as you think, even if you were, toning it down a bit wouldn’t hurt. It’s ok to be confident but being conceited will hurt you in the long run.
Self Reflection
The Queen of Swords is asking you to consider the following questions:
How can you pull back from a situation and make a better decision?
Where can you apply strategy in your life?
When have you been able to blend your emotions with intelligence for great results?
When have you successfully deployed a strategy?