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Card drawn: The Page of Swords

The Page of Swords is my card for gossip, spread to the four corners of the world via social media. It is upright, so this is 'good' gossip, i.e. gossip with truth in it, gossip that is reliable. Pages can also be messengers, and upright they are the bearers of good news.

The energy from this card is that yes, Harry did meet with The King on the 10th of July this year. The King put out a message about it, and as far as it concerns Harry we can trust that message. The King wanted the statement he put out to reach all over the world, as it did, and to set the narrative/story/gossip, as it has done so far as Harry has leaked a few details but he has yet to come out and give lots of details with his own spin on things.

I'm getting an energy here of Harry wanting to shout this meeting to the four corners of the earth, to proclaim loudly to everyone 'Look! I met with my dad! I am a Prince!' and then put his own spin on it, but that has not happened yet. The message went out but the spin did not. There is an energy of frustration about this card, of wanting to spread spiteful gossip that suits Harry's narrative, but not being able to do so just yet - the Page has taken a deep breath to blow the message across the world but he can't let it out yet. I would say that it is true that there were restrictions placed on Harry as to what he could say about the meeting, and Harry is finding this very frustrating as he got his meeting but he can't twist it to suit his purposes (yet). Things are coming out in tiny little puffs, but the big blast of positive PR messaging that is in the energy of this card has yet to materialise.

Underlying Energy: The Two of Swords

This is a card of decisions - making (or not making) a difficult decision, being at a stalemate, being stuck in the middle, hiding information, or even denying information or not listening to people (the person in the background with their hand over their ears).

The card shows King Agamemnon facing off with his wife Clytemnestra over sacrificing their daughter Iphigenia to the gods (to get wind to start the Trojan War), while their son Orestes is in the background not wanting to see or hear any of it.

The first thing I get from this card is that Queen Camilla did not want The King to meet with Harry. She opposed the idea and probably fought or argued with The King over this - she did not want the meeting to happen. She lost, like Clytemnestra lost in the myth, and the meeting happened, but Queen Camilla is not happy about this. I get energy that is still angry, stirred up, and huffy about this from the card - Queen Camilla has not let this go and she is still angry and huffy that the meeting was allowed to happen. Publicly she will support her husband, privately is another matter.

The next energy I get from this card is that the choice to allow the meeting was a difficult one for The King. He did not want to cross his wife. He did not want people to be angry at him. He pushed for the meeting because it was important to him for future plans. In the myth, King Agamemnon insists on sacrificing his daughter Iphigenia to the goddess Artemis, so the winds will blow and he can sail to Troy. Here, King Charles has also sacrificed something (sacrifice of Iphigenia = his grey-rocking? the neutrality of the BRF?) to achieve something (winds blowing so they can sail to Troy = the meeting with Harry) that will lead to something bigger (Trojan War = ?unknown?). I feel that this meeting with Harry is not as innocent as The King is making it out to be; it is a step towards something bigger, some end game that The King has in mind but is not communicating with anyone (this could be Harry returning to the BRF and/ or getting Half-In, Half-Out, or it could be something else). This 'something else' depends on Harry being quiet about the meeting, so no spreading PR about it as Harry clearly wants to do as per the card above.

I am also getting the energy that staying quiet about the meeting is a very difficult decision for Harry. He wants to shout it to the world, he wants to twist it and use it for his narrative, and he is restrained from doing so (so far). Being Harry, I would not be surprised if he does try to leak the details of the meeting (true or made up, whatever suits his narrative) and then play innocent about it, i.e. try to have his cake and eat it too.

Harry is blind to the bigger implications of this meeting. Like Orestes in the picture, he can not see or hear any of the behind the scenes stuff or the obvious 'occurring in front of him' stuff. He will see what he wants to see, hear what he wants to hear, and believe what he wants to believe, and that may bear no resemblance at all to what actually happened. He is definitely blind and deaf to the tension between The King and Queen Camilla over this meeting - it would be very surprised if that had registered with him at all.

Conclusion:

Yes, Harry did meet with The King on the 10th of July.

Queen Camilla is not happy that the meeting occurred and is still angry/annoyed/huffy with The King over this in private, but she will support him in public.

Harry is oblivious to everything that went on around him. He has a story in his head about what happened and as far as he is concerned that is the truth of the matter, and whatever happened in reality is irrelevant.

Both Harry and The King wanted the news of the meeting to go all around the world, which is what happened. So far, The King's version of events has mainly prevailed. Harry really wants to put out his version of events, but we have only seen minor leaks from him so far. That may change in the future, as that is a decision that Harry has to make, and he will probably go for the 'have my cake and eat it too' path (leak but say he is innocent of leaking).