The Empress grows what is entrusted to her and links it to the outside world. She joins creativity, expression and the tending of what grows.
The Empress sits in a field of ripe wheat, the shield with the symbol of Venus resting against her seat. Behind her, the forest closes the horizon and a river crosses the background.
What grows asks for material and time. Giving an idea a place and a rhythm makes it visible and shareable, and what exists links to the world.
Care scatters when everything receives the same attention. Feeding ten projects at once stops each from taking its shape, and abundance says little about the value produced.
RWS. Arcana III. The Empress wears a crown of twelve stars, taken from Marian imagery, and her long robe is sown with pomegranates.
Choose one thing you want to grow and give it real space. Water what is planted, measure what grows, and leave the rest fallow.
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