by DianaPrice | Apr 16, 2016
Ace of Swords If the swords are the suit of intellect, rational thought, and sometimes seen as “victory,” then the Ace of Swords is the quintessential representation of those qualities and possibilities. This is the card of someone who is very focused on...
by DianaPrice | Jan 23, 2017
Two of Swords The woman in the Two of Swords tarot card is blindfolded, making her choice on instinct rather than objective data she’d gather with her vision. This card is also seen as a truce or the eye of the hurricane when the waters are calm before the storm...
by DianaPrice | Apr 16, 2016
Three of Swords The Golden Dawn called the Three of Swords the Lord of Sorrow, but all is not lost. This is often the card of heartbreak (and possible romantic triangles or cheating) but the heart is still vibrant and red with life despite the three swords piercing...
by DianaPrice | Apr 16, 2016
Four of Swords The Four of Swords card goes beyond the truce in the Two of Swords to a point where the subject in the card has created such a retreat and such solitude that it’s almost like he’s “playing dead.” This is an incubation period for...
by DianaPrice | Apr 16, 2016
Five of Swords The Five of Swords is a card indicating overly aggressive behavior and possibly even cheating or playing dirty to the point where others simply drop their swords and walk away. The man in the card has collected the swords for himself, to horde them away...
