Monthly Archives: January 2015

Two of Swords – Indecision

Posted on January 2, 2015 | Leave a comment
2 of Swords Tarot Illuminati

2 of Swords
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The number two in numerology represents balancing,  duality, equalization, crossroad or choice and partnership.

Some key words for the two of swords are indecision, stagnation, blocked emotions, choices and stalemate.

The two of swords usually indicates in a reading that some type of difficult or painful decision needs to be made.   Instead, the individual knowingly refuses  to make a decision  choosing instead to keep both   aspects of the decision equally balanced until a decision is made.

When the two of swords  appears reversed in a reading,  it indicates that the balance of not making the decision has been lost and as a result mental confusion can occur.  The individual may  find themselves caught between a rock and  hard place and may choose not to make a decision, happily staying in a state of indecision.  Stagnation!

What are your thoughts on the two of swords?

Want a more comprehensive interpretation of the 78 tarot cards which includes the two of swords.   I highly recommend “The Ultimate Guide to Tarot Card Meanings”, by Brigit Esselmont.

 

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Ace of Swords – Clarity of Mind / Pure Intentions

Posted on January 1, 2015 | Leave a comment

illuminatti Ace of swordsAces are equivalent to the number 1 and as such indicate very initial beginnings and are very powerful and forceful.  Aces are also raw expressions of the element that they represent.  Ace of swords  are  part of the Suite of Swords  whose  element is air.  Air  represents thoughts and intellect in the tarot. The  Ace of swords  represents the purest form of air.

Some Key Words for the Ace of swords are new beginnings, awakenings, action, conquest, mental clarity and strength in spite of diversity.

On the overall, the Ace of swords  appears in a reading, it indicates communication and thoughts and how they are used through the power of the mind. The Ace of swords could indicate the beginning thought of a project that deals with knowledge, e.g. writing a book.  The Ace of swords can also indicate an “a ha” moment which brings forth a clarity of mind,  new perspective and understanding to situations that may have seen unclear previously.

When the Ace of swords appears reversed in a reading, it indicates that  there is confusion of the mind caused by a lack of clarity,  self-doubt or distractions caused by the outside word.

For additional meanings regarding the Ace of swords, I would highly recommend, “The Ultimate Guide to Tarot Card Meanings” by Bridget Esselmont.

What are your thoughts on the Ace of swords?

 

 

 

 

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