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from: The Base Cards for the Tarot Suit of Swords - Ace through Five
You may need help in deciphering the sword cards in a tarot
deck. This article will help you understand and use these cards
more effectively.
The Ace of Swords carries with it a duality of authoritative
justice and its polar opposite of negative (or aggressive)
power. The tarot card itself isn't inherently positive or
negative but depends on the placement in the pattern or the
situation presented. It is an all consuming, double edged sword
of a power. There is an inner strength here that can carry a
person through a victory or send them into defeat. This card can
usher in a breakthrough of mental or spiritual clarity. If
motivations are positively charged, anything is possible.
The Two of Swords is represented by an image of two swords
crossing over the heart of a woman. Opposing forces in a
stalemate and a guarded heart are characteristic of this tarot
card. What the opposing forces are can vary: positive and
negative energy, strength and weakness, action and inaction,
etc. It will take a great deal of effort and sometimes time for
one of these sides to win out over the other. The aura of
protection given by the crossed swords against danger will be
broken on its own if given enough time. If they are forced
apart, the sudden change will bring pain. If it shows up in a
relationship tarot reading, this card shows that both people are
equally to blame for a negative situation and will continue in
their behavior unless someone breaks the cycle.
The weapons of the Three of Swords are piercing a heart,
symbolizing emotion. This card depicts how logic and acts of the
mind can harm the emotional heart. There aren't many aspects of
this card that won't be painful. Sadness, rejection, heartbreak,
grief and betrayal all live behind this card. But the lesson
here is that pain is necessary. It is the force that can drive
motivation and life changes more than any other. Face this card
with bravery and there will be light at the end of this tunnel.
The Four of Swords provides a welcome break from the turmoil
associated with the other Swords cards. In a tarot reading, this
card offers a chance to take a break to rest the mind and spirit
from all of life's battles. But this rest should not be treated
like a lazy retreat. This is the time to recharge and prepare
you for the battles that rest around the corner.
And the Five of Swords contains those battles around the corner.
This isn't a favorite card for tarot card reading recipients to
see as it typically represents defeat. You have fought the good
fight but emerged without victory. You will need to take this
defeat in stride and prepare to go back and fight the battle
again. On the rare cases when this card means you were
victorious, it can be a caution against feeling you are
invincible. That can easily be proven to be false. If you
obtained the victory by any means other than fair ones, they may
come back to bite you.
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