Grizabella
I'm not a cat person, I'm a dog person and I've raised a good many, so this card isn't about action for me. It's about remaining calm under stress and conveying this calm to an animal or situation.
When a dog barks at a knock on the door and you yell at him to be quiet and go rushing to the door, in dog language you're barking at the door, too, and running to defend the castle along with him. However, if you remain calm, speak softly and don't rush to the door but, instead, calmly walk over there, you convey peace and calm to the dog, showing him there's no threat, no need to bark and no need to run to the door to defend anything.
This is what the Strength card means to me. Keeping calm, not alarming anyone or anything, and doing the next thing needing done in a peaceful, calm manner.
When a dog barks at a knock on the door and you yell at him to be quiet and go rushing to the door, in dog language you're barking at the door, too, and running to defend the castle along with him. However, if you remain calm, speak softly and don't rush to the door but, instead, calmly walk over there, you convey peace and calm to the dog, showing him there's no threat, no need to bark and no need to run to the door to defend anything.
This is what the Strength card means to me. Keeping calm, not alarming anyone or anything, and doing the next thing needing done in a peaceful, calm manner.
