Six of Swords
Spanish deck · Weakness and ailments
Classic reading: Conflicts, hurting or being hurt; dependence on others; self-deception and limitations; trips with setbacks; patience is advised.
General meaning
Upright
weaknessailmentsconflictsself-deceptionpatience
↕ Reversed: Recovering from an ailment, or a relapse, prolonged tiredness, neglecting your health
By topic
- Love
- hurting or being hurtdependence on othersconflictsself-deceptionpatience
- Friendship
- hurting or being hurtdependenceconflictslimitationspatience
- Family
- conflictsdependenceelders' ailmentslimitationspatience
- Career
- limitationsdependenceconflictssetbackspatience
- Work
- conflictsdependence on otherslimitationstrips with setbackspatience
- Studies
- limitationsdependencedifficultiesconflictspatience
- Money
- dependence on otherslimitationsmoney conflictsself-deceptionpatience
- Pets
- weak animalailmentscaretrips with setbackspatience
- Health
- weaknessailmentslimitationstirednesscare
- Choices
- beware of self-deceptiondependence on otherslimitationswaitingpatience
- Creative projects
- delaysdependence on otherslimitationssetbackspatience
- Creativity
- limitationsself-deceptiondependence on opinionsblockpatience
The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.
✨ 3 tips for combining it
- With health cards, ailments that pass. Example: Six of Swords + Four of Clubs is recovering patiently.
- With deceit cards, self-deception. Example: Six of Swords + King of Cups is not wanting to see reality.
- With court cards, conflicts. Example: Six of Swords + Knight of Swords is an argument that wears you down.
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