The Divinatory Interpretations
of the
Suit of Swords

	Ace of Swords: The Ace represents the male sexuality and can in some cases, represent the beginning of a new relationship that will be powerful in either good or evil terms. Sometimes the Ace is a symbol of stress, tension and the appearance in your life of forces out of your control. The tension mentioned can result in success, despite all the obstacles, or utter failure of a certain circumstance.
	Two of Swords: The Two represents a balanced force, meaning that the tensions that you possess may be in a state of Equilibrium, and harmony will reign supreme. In a Tarot spread, this card can mean an end to pain, physical or emotional, and an end to arguments and quarrels surrounding you.
	Three of Swords: The Three represents disruptions, dis-equilibriums and separations. It can represent almost all discords, ranging from a lover’s tiff to a final divorce. The separation’s appearance in a spread indicates that it is merely temporary, resulting from a long journey.
	Four of Swords: The Four represents an end to conflict within your life, the restoration of harmony or the relaxation of tensions. This card does not mean death, but it has a strange connection to cemeteries and tombs and in some cases, seems to foretell an event connected with these.
	Five of Swords: The Five has been termed previously as “The Lord of Defeat”. It has a connection with the ideas that are associated with Mars, in astrology, in its malefic aspects – failure, defeat, anxiety and depression. In a Tarot Spread, it often indicates that some trouble maker is working against you.
	Six of Swords: The Six represents success through effort, or even an improving situation. It also can mean a happy journey, perhaps to foreign countries. In some cases, it can represent the imminent arrival of an important communication.
	Seven of Swords: The Seven represents a fluid situation or unreliable person involved in your affairs. This card can also represent a warning that you can only succeed in a particular undertaking if you show persistence and do not make hasty compromises.
	Eight of Swords: The Eight represents a crisis, one that often imposes restraints and limitations on yourself. It can also represent a warning that you should examine all the implications before entering into a binding agreement.
	Nine of Swords: The Nine represents misfortune, desolation, failure and general ruin in your life – or said some authority in your past life. In a more positive way, this card can represent self sacrifice, personal suffering voluntarily taken up for the sake of the other person, or a greater cause.
	Ten of Swords: The Ten usually implies hopes blasted or grief. You must remember that this may not mean you, it may mean others surrounding you, including opponents and rivals, will come to grief. In some cases, it signifies a psychological death, where you lose a set of false beliefs. In association with the Ace of Swords, it can signify that severe limitations and restraints are imminent.
	Page of Swords: The Page signifies a sharp young man or woman. In a tarot divination indicates a subtle-minded young man (sometimes a sporty young girl) who is graceful, physically well coordinated, tactful and conscientious of the feelings of others.
	Knight of Swords: The Knight represents the dominant man. In divination, a forceful man who tends to bend to other to his will. He is a good friend but a dangerous opposition. More often, the card indicates that it is your personality which is involved, or will play a major role in the matter that is being inquired about.
	Queen of Swords: The Queen signifies any mature woman, in particular if she is separated, divorced or widowed. In divination, it can indicate either a woman of this sort or general unhappiness, particularly caused by loneliness.
	King of Swords: The King signifies an older man occupying a position of some responsibility. In divination, it is said to represent a man of any age who occupies a similar position. The man often regards himself as very practical, but is mistaken in this belief and behaves unreasonably, resulting in him making a mockery of himself.

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