The empress

The throne on which the Empress is seated represents the second HE of the Tetragrammaton of sacred magic, i.e. its manifested entirety; her crown corresponds to YOD, the sceptre to the first HE and the coat-of-arms to the VAU of the Tetragrammaton.
----In Tarot, the Empress is the third card of the Major Arcana, and it's often interpreted as representing fertility, creativity, nurturing, and abundance.
The Empress is associated with the planet Venus and the element of Earth, which symbolize her connection to life-giving, nourishing, and nurturing qualities.pie On a personal level, the Empress card can represent a time of growth, abundance, and creativity. It may also represent the need for self-care, especially if you've been neglecting your physical or emotional needs.
In a reading, the Empress can symbolize a need to connect with your creative energy, whether it's through writing, painting, cooking, or any other creative outlet. It can also represent a need to nurture yourself or others, or to invest in relationships or projects that bring you joy and fulfillment. On a broader level, the Empress can represent the forces of nature, abundance, and the cycle of life, as well as the nurturing aspects of Mother Earth. In short, the Empress represents fertility, creativity, nurturing, and abundance, as well as a call to connect with these qualities in your own life.
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* Azura
* the goddess; triple goddess; 
* venus; goddess venus; venus the goddess; venus imperatrix ☻ Venus Genetrix; feeling cycles
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