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The 4 Kings of Tarot

Connecting to The Masculine through tarot 

Who are the four Kings of Tarot? What do they represent? How can you use them to connect to the masculine? 

The King of Wands

The King of Wands is the representation of fire. Think of him as a Spiritual leader. He’s a visionary and a “go get ‘er”. He embodies the hunger of fire and sees that his plans follow through down to the letter. His masculinity comes from his confidence and drive. Holding this card on your person will help give you a boost in your confidence and ambition. I recommend wearing this card when you’re at a job interview or audition.

The King of Swords

The King of Swords is the representation of Air. Think of him as a scientist. He is the logical mind and rational thinker. He uses creativity, wit, and wisdom to solve his problems. He is a deceive but flexible leader. He embodies the “path of least resistance” quality of Air. His masculinity is about always working smarter, not harder. Holding this card upon your person will give you a boost in your wisdom and creativity. I recommend wearing this card when taking an exam.

The King of Cups

The King of Cups is the representation of water. Think of him as a Romantic. He is a master at controlling his emotions while also being unafraid of them. He embodies the love and healing water brings. His masculinity comes from the ability to change and fatherly compassion. Carrying him upon your person is sure to increase your compassion and adaptability. I recommend wearing this card when you go on a first date.

The King of Pentacles

The King of Pentacles is the representation of Earth. Think of him as a Businessman. He’s all about self made success on a financial and material level. He embodies the patience of Earth. His masculinity comes from his ability to provide for others as well as himself. Careful financial planning and self discipline is what makes him a great leader. Carrying this card on your person is sure to increase your patience and self control. I recommend wearing this card when making financial decisions.

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The Magician

Key Phrases: Resourceful, determined, and capable.

Element: Air.

Planet: Mercury 

General Meaning 

The Magician is a problem solver. When obstacles are placed in front he uses his tools to overcome any situation! The Magician is in possession of the sword, the pentacle, the cup and the wand, giving him skills from each element. Wisdom from the swords, vigor from the wands, adaptability from the cups, and patience from the pentacles. The infinity symbol above his head represents his never ending potential.   

When Reversed 

  The Magician when flipped represents blockage of will and not being able to manifest intentions. Deceit and confusion come to mind when the card is reversed. If you receive this card reversed it could mean you have lots of skills and talents but they’re not being used to their fullest potential.

Masculine Connections

The masculinity of the card comes from his ability to plan and handle himself. The Magician’s independence and capable demeanor is what makes him a strong man. 

Carry this card to be capable, independent, and resourceful.