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Card Reading: What Do the Knights and Princes' Cards Mean?
The most popular cards in reading are the Knights and Princes cards.
While the knights 'cards represent potential changes, the princes' cards indicate a willingness to learn and develop - but also the difficulty of getting there
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Miri Bat Sadeh
Monday, 15 November 2021, 09:39
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The subjects of the tarot card drawings are drawn from late medieval Europe.
The cards were used in both aristocratic and middle classes, so the cards feature medieval figures, cards representing religious authority such as the emperor, pope, high priest and monk as well as princes, knights and the like.
This time we will deal with the knights' cards and their common meaning when these come out to you in a layout.
Knights Cards Knights
sit on horses in an open area.
The knight riding the horse can express movement towards a goal, it represents an energy of change that is potential, conditioned on your ability to step out of the comfort zone and act.
The knights are on a journey of adolescence.
Of course the answer to your question will depend on other cards in the layout.
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Knight of the Staffs -
symbolizes immaturity, urge to move forward but still not clear exactly where. He lacks self-confidence and does not know what he really wants to move forward effectively. He should check what his goal is, give attention and self-awareness and avoid impulsivity. It must provide an opportunity for a process that needs to be built slowly and gently.
Knight of the Coins -
There is a desire to move forward, but somehow there is no realization. It is driven by considerations of profit and benefit that can lead it in a fruitful direction. Although, because he is hesitant - there is no progress. He is waiting for some sign from the environment, he is close to the goal and yet it eludes practical realization. He has readiness but he is not sure.
Knight of the Swords -
he has an urge to take action, there is motivation but hesitations and doubts stop the urge to want to move forward. He must be proactive and active. The card calls for action. Determination and perseverance can lead to success.
Knight of the Cups -
Represents emotional giving, openness and sincerity.
He is the romantic knight, the demonstrator of emotions, the devotee.
His vision is ideal and perhaps not so realistic.
He must embark on a new path that he will create according to the command of his heart.
The process must be allowed to happen.
The Princes' Balls (Photo: ShutterStock, Miri Bat Sadeh)
The princes
The princes' cards are depicted as young people standing on uncultivated land.
These cards can represent those who start operating in unfamiliar territory, still do not know how to overcome problems that still lack skill and control.
On the plus side they may be willing to learn and develop and expect forgiving attitude from others because they are inexperienced.
Prince of Coins -
embodies practical vision, hesitation and a sense that something is missing.
Represents Virgo, with good service ability, professionalism and criticism.
He sees the small details but not the overall picture.
The realization of the goals will be in hard and focused work.
This prince needs stability, order and organization.
He must believe in himself and his abilities.
Prince of Staffs -
Symbolizes Sagittarius, which represents freedom and spaces, embarking on a new path - whether on trips or studies, that will expand its horizons. He has creative potential and an intention to move forward, but he still lacks the right way for things to happen. There is a fear of being bound. This fear may stab him and prevent him from moving forward. The need for change and excitement can be an obstacle for him.
Prince of Swords -
still does not know what to do with his abilities and resources. He often hesitates and hesitates. Represents Gemini, afraid of dealing with uncertainty. He is busy in constant search, enjoying being on the move. He is communicative and sociable, matter-of-fact and intellectual. A change in the form of thinking may turn an inhibitory factor into a beneficial and effective factor.
The Prince of Cups -
Represents Pisces, symbolizes a deep emotional world, has romantic intentions that have not yet matured and are expressed in hesitations. The card is associated with new beginnings in the field of emotion or spirit.
Symbolizes an idealistic approach according to which a person is capable of giving and self-sacrifice.
Sometimes unrealistic because there is a tendency to hover and disperse.
Example layout
Matan, 34, is debating his career and occupation.
He wants to be independent, but fears he will not be able to support his family with his initiative.
He asks to ask the cards whether it is right for him to continue to be an employee or to dare and start an independent business in the next six months?
Card Answer:
Knight of Coins, Prince of Coins, 2 staffs.
The answer card may reflect Matan, whose work ethic is high, willing to work hard and invest.
He wants the business he opens to be productive, stable and successful.
It is possible to start an independent business, but it is not certain that it is still in this place.
He's still hesitant, completely unsure of himself.
He has the desire to learn, to persevere - and he is ready to face any challenge.
To start an independent business he needs to be confident in the potential of the business, he must first study the subject, research and test the market to which he wants to turn.
He can start the construction process but is not yet ready to go out with his initiative. Once he enters the learning and feasibility process, he will be able to borrow the cards again in a while.
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