Diagramming Sentences

From the Druidcraft Tarot, the Prince (Knight) of Wands:

Okay, I'll admit it - I'm weird. I enjoy doing research and collecting data; I like to organize and make lists. Yes, I was even one of those strange kids in elementary school who found pleasure in diagramming sentences. So this impulsive knight who is boiling with eagerness is foreign to me. I want to ask him if he made sure he packed all the supplies he would need for his journey (which should be on a checklist he already made). But he reminds me that too much thinking can make me miss the trip altogether, plus I might use up all my enthusiasm in the planning stages. Time to just get on the horse and move.

From the Druid Plant Oracle comes the "Banes:"

The word bane literally means "slayer," and it was used to describe three poisonous plants: wolfsbane, henbane, and hemlock. One of the phrases the authors associate with the banes is "unexpected help." When life seems unbearable or overwhelming, sometimes people look for a drastic change or a big event to turn things around. But usually it is the small things that make a difference - some everyday thing that triggers a change in my thinking. In applying this to the Knight of Wands above, I am encouraged to stop trying to find all the solutions to all the problems before I take action. I need to trust that the kinks will work themselves out in the process.