King of Swords

Spanish deck · Lord of initiative

Classic reading: An intelligent, firm man (an executive); problems with the law or paperwork; insists until his plans get going.

General meaning

intelligentfirm maninitiativeproblems with the law or paperworkinsistenceexecutive

↕ Reversed: Loneliness, illness or separation.

Love: firm partnerinsistenceloneliness or separation (reversed)rigiditycommitment
Friendship: firm friendadviceloneliness (reversed)insistenceloyalty
Family: authority figurefirmnesslegal papersseparation (reversed)insistence
Career: executiveinitiativeinsistencepaperwork and the lawplans moving forward
Work: executiveinitiativeplanspaperworkinsistence
Studies: firm teacherintelligenceinsistencehigh demandspaperwork
Money: executive managementpaperworkproblems with the lawfinancial plansinsistence
Pets: firm ownerrulespapersdisciplineinsistence
Health: illness (reversed)mental firmnesslonelinesscaretension
Choices: deciding firmlyinsistingchecking the paperworkgetting legal adviceinitiative
Creative projects: plans that get goinginsistencepaperworkinitiativefirm direction
Creativity: plans that materialiseinsistencestructureinitiativefirmness

The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.

With Ace of Swords, trouble with paperwork or the law. Example: King of Swords + Ace of Swords is a legal procedure getting complicated.
With work cards, initiative. Example: King of Swords + Seven of Clubs is a firm, intelligent boss.
With insistence cards, watch out for stubbornness. Example: King of Swords + Two of Swords is refusing to back down.

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