The Empress links creative intelligence, the fertility of ideas and the form given to an intention: reflection, expression, development.
The Empress sits facing forward, a crown on her head and a sceptre in her hand. The eagle appears on the shield set beside her, and the hem of her robe opens onto a crescent on the ground.
Your intelligence becomes useful when it produces something readable and shareable. What you put into words passes on and grows: an idea that takes shape gains solidity.
Easy expression makes you believe that every idea deserves to be carried through. Scattering thins you out: too many projects stop each one from taking shape, and abundance says little.
Symbolism TdM. The Empress. The eagle-bearing shield comes from the imperial emblem of the Holy Roman Empire, and the third card precedes the deck’s two other crowned figures.
Give a precise form to what is still an idea. Choose what deserves to be developed, leave the rest: what you do not put into words does not circulate.
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