Exercise 3.2 – Suit Qualities – Clear-cut Examples

Exercise 3.2 – Suit Qualities – Clear-cut Examples

Many aspects of daily life reflect the energy of one suit in particular. For each activity below, state the suit and expression you believe fits that activity best, and name a few qualities that support your choice. Going skydiving might be a “Wands-positive” activity because you must be “daring, energetic and confident.” (or a Wands-negative activity because it is “foolhardy and reckless!)” You can check my suggestions, if you wish.

  1. always needing to have everything just so
  2. getting drunk the night before an important exam
  3. being where you say you will, every time
  4. solving a math problem
  5. using the tarot cards
  6. cheering your team on to victory
  7. listening to a friend talk about her troubles
  8. making a cruel, sarcastic remark
  9. refusing to apologize when you’re wrong
  10. treating those “beneath” you with disdain
  11. seeing a project through to the end
  12. brooding over a perceived slight
  13. volunteering for a dangerous, but vital mission
  14. quitting your job in a moment of anger
  15. arbitrating a dispute
  16. finding dirty work distasteful