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Well-Being, Physical Health Or Mental Health:
The reversed Ace warns that you may meet some convincing – yet mistaken – ‘alternative health care’ providers or ideas. Before you undertake a regimen of any type, do some due diligence, find out what it is all about and what others have said who have tried the same approach. The same can be true of traditional doctors; if you are prescribed medication, it’s important that you know what it is, why you’re taking it, and check the dosage. Do your best to think as clearly and non-emotionally about your health as you can.
Card Meanings: Insults, Intellectual Inability, Tyranny, Obstacles, Hostility, Inability To Concentrate, Power, Creative Blocks, Destruction, Confusion, Misinformation, Memory Loss, Arguments, Injustice, Lack Of Assertiveness, Making The Wrong Decision, Lack Of Ideas, Failure, Hate Triumphing Over Love, Frustration, Lack Of Communication
The Ace of Swords can indicate a new beginning of some sort in your life, possibly on several fronts. Sometimes this new beginning can be started by a separation of some kind – from a relationship, or from a job situation. Know that as anxiety-producing as such a new beginning can sometimes be, that underneath it all is good, beneficial energy that is getting you where you want to go.
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Reversed Cards: The Ace of Swords in the retrograde aspect asks you to think long and hard about whether or not your current idea or line of thinking has happened before. If so, what happened? Did you take action, and what were the consequences? If this card makes its way into your life via daily draw or in a spread ask yourself, where has this happened before. You may even feel a sense of déjà vu about it, which to be honest is perfectly understandable. Just keep in mind that it is not the same as it was last time it showed up.
Tarot Triumphs: The Emperor and the Empress are clearly a pair, and they represent the highest order of monarchs, exceeding the rank of king and queen. Their historical associations, as perceived by early Tarot makers and users, hark back to the might of the Roman Empire and the subsequent reign of the Holy Roman Empire, which started with the crowning of Charlemagne by the Pope in 800 CE. The office was still in place, just about, at the time the Tarot emerged, and the images of Emperor and Empress are thus clear symbols of supreme temporal reign, governing the things of this earth that lie within their empire, and upheld in their position by the spiritual approval of the Pope.
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Reversed Cards: We first met the sixes in the Lovers card. It is there that we got a glimpse of the challenges and positive attributes of the number six. Here in the minor arcana, we see how those traits play out in everyday life. Our commitment to ourselves and others will be tested, rewarded, and challenged on a much more practical and daily way. Whether we get stuck, find ourselves needing to move, or allowing ourselves some success will depend on how the sixes show up on your cards. Relationships are part of our expansion: they test us and ground us. Here in the sixes, we see just how much.