So if we revisit the court cards within the context of the suits, where each of the suits not only have a specific gender and that genders human attributes, but the inner meanings and each suit a what it represents as an internal or underlying attribute for each of the Court cards, The Princess, The Princes, The Queens and The Kings. Think of them as a family of four; the King is the husband and father, the Queen is the wife and mother. The Prince is the wild and impulsive extroverted son and the Princess is a quiet, reflecting and thoughtful daughter.
Chalices represent the Queens of the deck.
The qualities of the Chalices as the physical feminine world, are seen four Queens of the deck. The as matriarchs of each suit are in essence that suits loving mother. They carry the hope of creating a dynasty.
Weapons are the Princes of the deck.
Weapons and their volatile nature of psychical involvement, reflects in each of the four Princes as a common theme, a �lets quit waiting and get at it� attitude or going out and making a mark in the world desire.
Spheres are the Princesses of the deck.
This leap of faith is any attribute attributed to the Four Princess in the Tarot deck, all of them dream about the future and understand the future and walk into it with a sense of pre-destined calling. Spheres are the basis for all that the Princess� represent.
Rods are the Kings of the deck.
The four Kings in the Tarot deck, all have a very strong under lying Rod influence, as they have conquered their respective worlds. Having fought with the sword, they and now rule the peace with a great wisdom
