The Hello and

welcome to Terro Bites. I'm Teresa Reed the Terro Lady.

I'm the author of the Terro Coloring Book and your host for this podcast series. This is episode 86 of Tarill Bites. The

podcast where I just shout short entertaining bite-sized lessons on how to retero.

For today's episode, our topic is The Queens.

Let's begin. Now we're halfway through the court cards and as I mentioned before

court cards are often considered to be one of the most difficult cards to master. You know it just takes a lot of time to get the hang of them and there's so many different ways you can look at them and really you've got to be patient and keep practicing. You know that's the only way that you're

going to get comfortable with them and with daily and regular practice you're going to

get it. Trust me. Now, and a brief reminder, the court cards

can symbolize people that might be influencing your situation.

But they can also indicate the energy that you're channeling or maybe the energy you need at the time of your tarot reading.

And court cards of course can also indicate situations, news, actions, you know, all kinds of things

that might be happening or need to happen. Always remember that the

context of the question is going to give you a clue as to what that court card is all

about. All right now having said that let's get on with the Queens. What are the

Queens all about? Well in traditional tarot interpretations, Queen symbolized females, but they can also indicate the things that we nurture or the things we're taking care of. Remember, our pages are the seeds or ideas

and the knights are the actions that need to be taken to get those things planted. The Queens nurture those seeds until they begin to

blossom and bear fruit. Now because of the energy, because the energy of the

the energy of the Queens are feminine, you know,

it's always so easy to assume that it means a woman in a reading.

And as I said in the previous episodes,

I always prefer to be as gender neutral as possible because

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