QUEEN  of Clubs: The MOTHER of INTUITION Card: All Queens are service oriented and receptive in nature. The mental nature of clubs inclines the Queen of Clubs to deal in the publishing trade, secretarial work, or in the more aware ones, psychic work. Being Queens, they are always aware of their place in the royal court and resist anyone trying to mold them in any way. Their Karma card, the Three of Hearts, as well as the Five of Clubs in their Venus position, tells us that indecision about love and friendship makes it hard for them to find lasting happiness in these areas.

EQ: "Emotional Intelligence"

Their mental gifts are abundant (Ten of Spades in Mercury) and whether or not they realize it, they are always receiving knowledge from the "other side". Their Ace of Spades in Jupiter promises many rewards if and when they follow spiritual or psychic lines of work or pursuits. They have a deep heritage of knowledge from past lives that is always available. The Queen of Clubs is also known as the "Mother Mary" card and many of them have one or more "children" for whom they must make sacrifices in their life.

 Karma Fear of Established Wisdom

Your Karma Cards are the JACK of Diamonds - You owe something to this person and they reflect you in some way.  TEN of Hearts - This person owes you and you are their mirror in some way.

Joanne Woodward 

JACK of  Clubs BIRTHDAYS: January 29 (Aquarius), February 27 (Pisces), March 25 (Aries), April 23 (Taurus), May 21 (Taurus/Gemini), June19 ( Gemini), July 17 (Cancer), August 15 (Leo), September 13 (Virgo), October 11 (Libra), November 9 (Scorpio), December 7 (Sagittarius);

FAMOUS JACK of  Clubs:  John Forsythe, Elizabeth Taylor, Sarah Jessica Parker, Aretha Franklin, Ralph Nader, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, John Steinbeck, Fats Waller, Salman Rushdie, Camilla Parker Bowles, Oprah Winfrey, Joanne Woodward, Ben Affleck;

JACK  of Clubs (Wands) in Tarot

John B. Connally

 JACK of Clubs: This is a card of memory and as a rule, the Jack of Clubs people have this gift in an extraordinary degree. The Jack of Clubs is often called the Card of the Future. It is used as one of the symbols of the androgynous state towards which the race is evolving. Many of the women of this card have masculine minds and masculine habits in life. They are seldom domestic, never clinging vines, and have little patience with pettiness or vanity.

Joan Bennett

Negatively there is irresponsibility, idle curiosity, and escape into a multitude of unfortunate life experiences, far removed from the wisdom they have come to preach. For all Jack of Clubs, victory against the many obstacles in life will be found in their positive application of knowledge and their willingness to share it!   http://www.metasymbology.com/ 

John Steinbeck