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The Two of Swords embodies a delicate balance and decision-making in the tarot. Depicting a figure blindfolded, holding two crossed swords, it symbolizes a moment of uncertainty and contemplation. The blindfold suggests a need to look inward, blocking external influences to make a fair judgment. The crossed swords signify opposing choices, highlighting the dilemma at hand. This card prompts careful consideration and a thoughtful weighing of options before making a decision. The Two of Swords encourages finding equilibrium through mental clarity and introspection, emphasizing the importance of making choices with a clear and unbiased mind.

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5 of swords: Drive: Intellectual crisis, struggling against fate, Light: Realization of limitations, restrictions, philosophy born in pain Shadow: Loss, defeat, failure, poverty, fear. Source: Card: Book of Azathoth tarot /Raven's Tarot (text)

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The Seven of Swords in the tarot signifies cunning and strategic thinking. Depicting a figure carrying five swords away from a campsite, it suggests a cautious and potentially deceptive approach. This card advises a need for discretion, indicating that not all information may be transparent. It can signify the importance of planning and vigilance in order to avoid pitfalls. The Seven of Swords encourages individuals to be mindful of their surroundings, to use intelligence and wit, but also to consider the ethical implications of their actions. It serves as a reminder to navigate situations with a careful and thoughtful mindset.

Stylized characters and moonlit dreamscapes draw you into the luminescent world of Deviant Moon Tarot. An instant favorite when it was first released in 2008, this offbeat classic is now available in a new Borderless Edition. With larger cards, this special Borderless Edition highlights Patrick Valenza’s stunning artwork and allows readers to connect more deeply with the evocative tarot imagery. It’s not the deck for everyone, but if your taste leans toward the dark and creepy, then the surreal

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Madam Lydia Wilhelmina's Tarot of Monsters, the Macabre and Autumn Scenes - Attic Cartomancy

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The Nine of Swords in the tarot depicts a scene of anguish and worry. Featuring a figure sitting up in bed, hands on face, with nine swords hanging on the wall, it signifies intense mental distress and anxiety. This card represents the impact of overwhelming thoughts and fears that may be keeping one awake at night. The Nine of Swords serves as a reminder to confront and address worries directly, seeking support and solutions. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and managing mental stress, understanding that solutions and relief are often within reach through open communication and self-compassion.

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The Ten of Swords in the tarot marks the conclusion of a difficult chapter. Depicting a figure lying on the ground with ten swords piercing their back, it symbolizes the end of a challenging situation or a period of intense difficulty. This card signifies a sense of rock bottom and the potential for a new beginning. While it may indicate pain and betrayal, it also suggests that the worst is over. The Ten of Swords encourages embracing change, releasing the past, and looking forward to the opportunities for growth and renewal that come with the end of a challenging cycle.

Nombre (Deck): Arcus Arcanum Tarot. País (Country): Suiza ((Switzerland)). Fabricante (Made ): AGMuller. Designed by G.Hager&H.Wascher (Date):1.986.

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The Page of Swords in the tarot embodies youthful curiosity and intellectual energy. Depicting a figure wielding a sword and standing alert, it symbolizes a readiness to explore new ideas and communicate effectively. This card represents a quest for knowledge and a youthful enthusiasm for learning. The Page of Swords encourages embracing one's inquisitive nature and approaching challenges with an open mind. It may also suggest the need for clear communication and the pursuit of truth. Overall, this card signifies the beginning of a journey of mental discovery and a willingness to face intellectual challenges head-on.

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The great work of this Florentine master enlivens this deck with Renaissance flair and grace. Let Botticelli's timeless art―reproduced here with gold highlights―take you to new dimensions of nature, beauty, and spirituality. Visit the link to see Golden Botticelli Tarot Deck on Youtube.

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Page of Swords

The Page of Swords in the tarot embodies youthful curiosity and intellectual energy. Depicting a figure wielding a sword and standing alert, it symbolizes a readiness to explore new ideas and communicate effectively. This card represents a quest for knowledge and a youthful enthusiasm for learning. The Page of Swords encourages embracing one's inquisitive nature and approaching challenges with an open mind. It may also suggest the need for clear communication and the pursuit of truth. Overall, this card signifies the beginning of a journey of mental discovery and a willingness to face intellectual challenges head-on.

Four of Swords

The Four of Swords in the tarot deck represents a period of rest, recovery, and contemplation. Depicting a figure lying on a tomb with three swords above and one below, it signifies a temporary retreat from life's challenges. This card encourages a strategic pause, allowing time for rejuvenation and mental clarity. It suggests the need to recuperate before resuming action, emphasizing the importance of self-care and introspection. The Four of Swords prompts individuals to recharge their energy, gain perspective, and prepare for a renewed and more focused approach to life's challenges.

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Two of Swords

The Two of Swords embodies a delicate balance and decision-making in the tarot. Depicting a figure blindfolded, holding two crossed swords, it symbolizes a moment of uncertainty and contemplation. The blindfold suggests a need to look inward, blocking external influences to make a fair judgment. The crossed swords signify opposing choices, highlighting the dilemma at hand. This card prompts careful consideration and a thoughtful weighing of options before making a decision. The Two of Swords encourages finding equilibrium through mental clarity and introspection, emphasizing the importance of making choices with a clear and unbiased mind.

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Six of Swords

The Six of Swords in the tarot portrays a journey of transition and moving forward. Depicting a figure and a child in a boat, traveling from choppy waters to calmer ones, it symbolizes the navigation through challenges towards a more peaceful phase. This card represents a gradual, positive shift, emphasizing the importance of leaving behind difficulties and embracing change. The Six of Swords encourages a mindset of resilience, hope, and a willingness to embark on a voyage of personal growth. It signifies a transitional period marked by smoother waters and the promise of a brighter future.

a woman sitting in bed with her head on her hands and knives hanging from the ceiling

Overwhelming Thoughts

Nine of Swords

The Nine of Swords in the tarot depicts a scene of anguish and worry. Featuring a figure sitting up in bed, hands on face, with nine swords hanging on the wall, it signifies intense mental distress and anxiety. This card represents the impact of overwhelming thoughts and fears that may be keeping one awake at night. The Nine of Swords serves as a reminder to confront and address worries directly, seeking support and solutions. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and managing mental stress, understanding that solutions and relief are often within reach through open communication and self-compassion.

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Releasing The Past

Ten Of Swords

Ten of Swords

The Ten of Swords in the tarot marks the conclusion of a difficult chapter. Depicting a figure lying on the ground with ten swords piercing their back, it symbolizes the end of a challenging situation or a period of intense difficulty. This card signifies a sense of rock bottom and the potential for a new beginning. While it may indicate pain and betrayal, it also suggests that the worst is over. The Ten of Swords encourages embracing change, releasing the past, and looking forward to the opportunities for growth and renewal that come with the end of a challenging cycle.

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Strategic Thinking

Seven of Swords

The Seven of Swords in the tarot signifies cunning and strategic thinking. Depicting a figure carrying five swords away from a campsite, it suggests a cautious and potentially deceptive approach. This card advises a need for discretion, indicating that not all information may be transparent. It can signify the importance of planning and vigilance in order to avoid pitfalls. The Seven of Swords encourages individuals to be mindful of their surroundings, to use intelligence and wit, but also to consider the ethical implications of their actions. It serves as a reminder to navigate situations with a careful and thoughtful mindset.