The Six of Swords is not that much about leaving but the baggage we take with us. It is what we choose to keep carrying and Read more KS Six of Swords
KS Six of Swords
Swords
KS Nine of Swords
The Nine of Swords traditionally is associated with remorse, nightmares, sleepless nights, helplessness, fever and Read more KS Nine of Swords
KS Four of Swords
The traditional interpretation of the card refers to illness, hospitalisation, recovery from suffering, forced leave, imprisonment, possible divorce or even Read more KS Four of Swords
KS Page of Swords
Intellectually adventurous, the Page of Swords is in search of truth and justice. They are Read more KS Page of Swords
KS Eight of Swords
Eight is the number of transformation. Changes, however, are never easy, and Read more KS Eight of Swords
KS King of Swords
The King of Swords offers a special experience. An introvert, sensitive, home and Read more KS King of Swords
KS Five of Swords
Pamela Colman Smith’s depiction of the card presents a battlefield after the battle with the main character Read more KS Five of Swords
KS Two of Swords
The Twos of the Tarot deck are all hanging in the balance. As Swords represent Air, respectively our thoughts, the Two of Swords is about Read more KS Two of Swords
Studying the Three of Swords
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Three of Swords
Etteilla’s interpretation of the card.
Upright: Distance, departure, absence, difference, deviation, dispersion, distant, faraway, Read more Studying the Three of Swords