Alright, so today I’m gonna walk you through my little experiment with the Queen of Swords tarot card. Buckle up, it was a ride!
It all started last week. I was feeling kinda stuck, you know? Like I needed a swift kick in the pants to get my act together. So, I figured, why not mess around with some tarot? I’m no expert, just a curious soul.
I have this deck that I picked up at a new age shop. It’s nothing fancy. I shuffled the deck, closed my eyes, and asked for some guidance on how to cut through the BS and get focused. Boom, out pops the Queen of Swords. I was like, “Okay, lady, whatcha got for me?”
First thing I did, I grabbed my phone and googled “Queen of Swords tarot meaning.” You gotta start somewhere, right? Most of the stuff I read talked about intelligence, independence, being direct, and not suffering fools. Sounded kinda harsh, but also…appealing.
So, I decided to try embodying this “Queen” for a day. My plan was simple. I woke up with the intention of being direct and honest in all my interactions. No more sugar-coating, no more beating around the bush. Just straight talk. I even put on this sharp blazer I own, felt like a queen ready to cut through anything.
My first test came at work. There was this project that’s been dragging on forever, and everyone’s been avoiding making a decision. Usually, I’d just go along with the flow and let it simmer. But today? Nope. I called a meeting, laid out the facts, and pushed for a clear decision. No vague promises, no excuses. Surprisingly, it worked! People actually responded well to the direct approach. We got a plan, and now the project is moving again. I swear I felt like a goddamn ceo, Queen of the office jungle or something.
Next up was my personal life. My friend Sarah has been in this on-again, off-again relationship with a total loser. I’ve been biting my tongue for months, trying to be supportive. But Queen of Swords doesn’t have time for that. I met her for coffee, and I laid it all out. Told her straight up that she deserves better and that she’s wasting her time. It was tough, and she was a little hurt at first. But later that night, she texted me saying she’d finally broken things off for good. I think I’d actually helped her.
The whole day was like that. I was more assertive, more honest, and less afraid to speak my mind. It was exhausting, to be honest! I’m usually a pretty chill person, so this “Queen” act took some serious energy. But it was also incredibly liberating. I got a lot done, and I felt like I was finally taking control of my life.
Now, am I gonna be the Queen of Swords every day? Probably not. I like being nice, most of the time. But I learned that sometimes you need to be a little tough, a little direct, and a lot honest. This whole tarot experiment was a good reminder that I have that strength inside me, and that I can use it when I need to.
And that’s how I spent my day channeling the Queen of Swords! Try it out sometime, you might surprise yourself!
