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The reversed King of Wands is a tyrant. He is random, impuslive, abusive, and disloyal. He's like the entire platform of Amazon. I rely on them to sell my wares only because I have no other option - they've wiped every other avenue for publishing off the face of the earth. So I'm beholden to their arbitrary and manipulative rules. I'm complaining here because this is website and blog (that I own) is my last bastion of places to bitch about them. Then again, my blog is copied over to my author page on their website, so who knows what might happen yet. Maybe I'm just ticked because it took so long to get the cover page approved for our latest paranormal romance, Charlie's Chill, that I couldn't do proper marketing for it. Blah. Stupid King of Wands reversed. If you ever want an easy way to remember the meaning of this card, think of a corporate monopoly whose owner is the type of person who flies around on penis-shaped rockets for fun. That's the King of Wands reversed.  Upright, the King of Wands is a powerful and commanding community leader who is optimistic and devoted.
Reversed, someone might be acting inauthentically, or be impulsive, abusive, or disloyal. Questions answered by the reversed King of Wands: Who? A tyrant What? A broken promise Where? A courtroom; a boxing ring When? August or November; soon Why? “I had finally begun to grasp something that should have been immediately apparent: that someone had opposed the great march toward equality; someone had been the person from whom freedom had to be wrested.” ~Tara Westover Yes or No? Yes, but not easily and manipulation is involved The reversed King of Wands as: …an action?
…a place in your house?
…a place in your city?
…a place in the world?
…something to eat?
…something to clean?
…where to find your missing item?
…a color? Red, yellow …a movie theme? Disloyalty; betrayal
…a new career?
The reversed King of Wands Before any card: A misalignment of values about (card) After any card: rage; selfishness
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Happy holidays 2020! I hope everyone is safe and warm and healthy this season.
It is fitting that my final Tarot post falls on this day, on this card. I didn't not plan things that way at all. You might say it's the Universe working in my favor. I have had a lot of that this year, and this season I'm thankful for all those blessings. ​ 
The King of Wands is a powerful and commanding community leader, such as a political figure or CEO. The King is devoted and loyal to family, friends, and employees, but sometimes the King's competitive nature can get the best of them - tempers may flare or a gamble taken may be too big.
In the end, the King carries on with optimism no matter what. Questions answered by the King of Wands: Who? A CEO; A King; A father figure What? A financial gain Where? A law office When? August or November; a few years Why? Being honest is the way to success Yes or No? Yes King of Wands ​Before any card: A person/man teaches about or shows you something involving (card) After any card: A new job or opportunity The King of Wands as: ...an action?
...a place in your house?
...a place in your city?
...a place in the world?
...something to eat?
...something to clean?
...where to find the missing item?
...a color? Red, green, brown, orange, yellow ...a movie theme? Influential leadership
...a new career?
King of Wands combinations With Empress: A baby is coming, or a family is in the big picture. With Three of Wands: Work hard and keep your eyes on the prize. With Two of Cups: Forming a partnership results in success (starting business in the US? Do an LLC vs. sole proprietorship) With Ten of Swords: A bold risk fails. Be confident but extra cautious. With Four of Pentacles: "Praise Allah, but first tie your camel to a post.5" meaning go ahead and take a leap, but first make sure you have the basics figured out. 5 Attributed to the Prophet Mohammed
I am taking a short holiday break, and will return very soon to talk about the Runes! They are my very favorite divination tool, because they can be made out of anything and are easy to decipher once you learn to recognize the shapes. I encourage you all to be like the King of Wands and go carve yourself some Runes. :)
The Rune of the Gregorian calendar New Year period is Ihwaz - a symbol that can not be reversed and that means timelessness and death. I hope any negativity from 2020 dies with that year, and that 2021 brings immortality and life for all of you. My new book, Applied Runes, is globally available in paperback now, and on Kindle on January 1, 2021! |
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