Essence: The end of a mental cycle, having thought everything there was to think, ideas and reasoning reaching their limit, intellectual closure, nothing more to say
General meaning
Upright
mental closurelimitconclusionend of a cycle of ideassaturation
↕ Reversed: A mind that can't close the subject, going round and round, obsessive thoughts, a topic that never ends, mental tiredness
By topic
Love
a conversation that settles a mattera conclusion about the relationshiprational emotional closurefinal decisionlimit
Friendship
settling a misunderstandingfinal conversationclosing the subjectlimitconclusion
Family
closing a family matterdefinitive conversationlimitresolutionend of the subject
Career
end of a professional stageprocedures concludedlimitclosuredefinitive decision
Work
end of a mental stageproject concludedfinal paperworkhead at full capacitydelivery
Studies
end of studiesfinal examthesis finishedsaturation pointintellectual graduation
Money
closing the accountsfinishing a proceduredefinitive decisionspending limittaking stock
Pets
final decision about the animalclosing a procedurevet conclusionlimitresolution
Health
mental exhaustionlimitnecessary restend of a processneed to stop
Choices
there's nothing more to think aboutdecide nowclosurelimitconclusion
Creative projects
closed conceptend of the ideas phaserevision limitdeliveryconclusion
Creativity
a work thought through to the endmanuscript closedcreative limitconclusionfinal edit
The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.
✨ 3 tips for combining it
With closure cards, a final decision. Example: Ten of Swords + Justice is settling a procedure.
With Cups, a conversation that settles things. Example: Ten of Swords + Two of Cups is reaching a conclusion about the relationship.
With tiredness cards, your head asks you to stop. Example: Ten of Swords + The Hanged Man is mental exhaustion.