King of Cups
Left: Morgan-Greer Tarot by Lloyd Morgan with art by Bill Greer
Right: Rider-Waite Tarot with art by Pamela Colman Smith
November 21-25, 2022: Bill Greer's art for the Morgan-Greer Tarot reworks and zooms in on the faces and personalities of archetypal figures from Pamela Colman Smith's Rider-Waite Tarot. It helps to be drawn closer to these beings. In Greer's revision, the sensitive King of Cups just seems to have dropped in for a visit with you--or popped out from some recessed area of your consciousness. He is certainly not set up on an uncomfortable-looking and hard-to-approach marble throne rising from somewhere out there in the middle of the sea!
This will be a good week for a deep dive into your dream life, guided meditation, somatic practices, freewriting, and other methods of connecting with and mining the subconscious, particularly as the history it stores manifests in your physical body.
For me, Tarot's kings always signify some lesson out of history, some connection to the past and legacy, and that can be for better or for less than. They can be strengths or weaknesses, victories or failures. Often, they offer a chance to revisit, review, reconsider, and possibly revise where necessary. But they can also offer an opportunity to go back and gather what is genuinely worth reclaiming and carrying forward.
What do you most need now? Or, on the other hand, what should you spend time correcting? Have a quiet chat with the king about it. Kings will take you back, in linear time, to where you need to go.
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