When someone rejoices in our happiness, their appreciation fills us with joy and gratitude. Yet is it not a rare quality to feel truly happy when others are happy? ~ dharmanet.org
Because she is so passionate and charismatic, the Queen of Wands sometimes gets a bad rap. Her presence turns head and her personality can turn the direction of events. She has the eye of a tiger, which makes some cower and sulk in the background (thinking this queen is full of herself). Yet those who don't disparage her discover a wonderful trait of this queen - sympathetic joy. Because she doesn't consider happiness a limited commodity, the Queen of Wands can rejoice in successes that are not her own. In fact that torch is held not only for herself, but as a symbol of her enthusiasm for others; she enjoys seeing other people fulfill their potential too. East is associated with spring and sunrise. This direction encourages me to let its light shine on how I view the happiness and success of others. If I find judgment or envy, I can let it go and thus add to my own joy rather than diminish it.
That is a wonderful interpretation of the Queen of Wands. She can carry us along in all her wonderful energy, that's if she is a good mood.
ReplyDeleteThat's true - she needs to be an emotionally healthy queen to be generous.
Deleteseeing other people happy makes me smile out loud.
ReplyDeleteThis is especially true for me when it involves pets and little children. :)
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