The King of Swords is a decent sort of a person, but very keen on taking action when his decisions are based on logic, knowledge and common sense. The King of Wands is a very different animal, preferring to rely on passion and intuition to direct his steps. When Read more…
I first fell under the spell of Salvador Dali via his magnificent Christ of St John which was bought (amidst great public hooha – petitions and irate letters to the newspapers) for Glasgow City Council’s Kelvingrove Museum in the 1950s. I regularly visit the museum to visit the quiet and Read more…
It seems only a few days ago that I posted my Queen of Pentacles card. I blame the school holidays – days either drag their heels or fly out of the window, depending on how busy my son is! I really enjoyed my Queen of Pentacles moment – I busied Read more…
Did you miss me? I took myself (and family) off to Blackpool for a few days so that my son had a better memory of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee than just a day off school. Ever diligent, I took my laptop with me, but when your hotel overlooks Blackpool Pleasure Read more…
The Fey Tarot published by Lo Scarabeo is one of my favourites, even though it’s jam-packed with fairies, I confess. I find that it’s a great deck to read with, especially if you’re a RWS devotee. Today I’m presenting the King and Queen of Swords to you *sweeps a long, Read more…
So far we’ve met the Wands family and today it’s the turn of the Swords – which is entirely appropriate given the recent Spring Equinox. As with the Wands, I find that taking a look at the rest of the Swords realm gives me good clues as to what I Read more…