Queen of Wands

Queen of Wands

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The Upright Readings

fondness, attraction, command, Courage, confidence, independence, social butterfly, determination

This card is depicting the Queen of Madurai, Meenakshi Amman. Like Meenakshi Amman, you are also affectionate towards everyone. In your behavior, there is an attraction in the conversation. All will love your 'order'. Your courage in every work is commendable. Your confidence is at its peak. You have always liked freedom. You are like a social butterfly. Your determination does well to all.

The Reverse Readings

jealous, revengeful, infidelity, Self-respect, self-confidence, introverted, re-establish sense of self

Envious, vindictive people surround you. You may face infidelity. Your self-esteem may be tarnished. Nevertheless, your self-belief will do everything right. You are an introvert. It is very important to re-establish a sense of self. You can do that.

Queen of The Wand

European Tarot card study points:

A queen in her yellow cloth is with a white cloak holding a sunflower in her left hand and a wand in her right hand. The chair has two lion sculptures on the bottom side. The lion at the wand side has open eyes. The lion at the sunflower side has closed eyes.

At the back of the heightened chair, two sunflowers are painted. Two foxes are dancing around the transparent petals of a sunflower. A black cat is sitting on the ground. The queen is sitting under the sun; the hilly area is behind the queen.

Ancient Indian Tarot card study points:

A queen is sitting in her lavish palace in an attention position, instructing someone. She has typical goddesses like south Indian features.

A mysterious black cat is peeping inside through the walls.

She is Meenakshi Amman the queen of Madurai. She is the incarnation of the Goddess Parvati. She was a kind and generous ruler. She was more than a queen to the citizens of the Madurai region. In her kingdom, no house has had a lock, people used to keep doors open. Everyone has abundance there was nothing to steal. People were highly religious, everyone was happy under her rule. She built many temples. No one was poor in her kingdom.

(Detail story of Princess Meenakshi)

Lord Shiva incarnated on earth in the form of Sundreswarar to get married to Meenakshi, Goddess Parvati on earth. Goddess Parvati had in the past incarnated as a daughter in the Pandya king Malayadhwaja, the king of Madurai, as a result of the severe penance.

She took over the rule of the city. Then God came and proposed marriage to her, which she accepted. This marriage was considered to be the biggest event in the world, in which people from the earth gathered in Madurai.

Lord Vishnu himself came to conduct this marriage from his abode, Vaikuntha. He was delayed on his way because of Lord Indra. Meanwhile, the deity Koodal conducted the marriage function. Later, an angry Lord Vishnu came and vowed never to come to the city of Madurai. He settled in Alagar Koyil, a beautiful mountain bordering the city. Later other deities celebrated him.

This marriage and the pacification of Lord Vishnu are celebrated as the biggest festival of Madurai, which is called Chitirai Tiruvizha, the festival of the beautiful God.

This divine couple ruled the city for a long time. It is also believed that Indra got the idol of Lord Shiva in the form of Shivling and built the original temple. This custom is followed in the temple even today. Indra's vehicle also gets a place in the procession of the festival.