Sulis
When I see Waite's 6 of Swords and Crowley's version of the same card I think they're very similar.
In the Waite version you have the swords in the boat above the water - head over heart - getting away from a situation to get some perspective, some objectiveness, some clarity of thought.
Then in the Thoth we have the clarity of thought... To me the 6s are the choices we make to restore the balance and harmony that was upset in the 5s so they're both about making choices to put things right by using logic and by not letting emotions get in the way.
In the Waite version you have the swords in the boat above the water - head over heart - getting away from a situation to get some perspective, some objectiveness, some clarity of thought.
Then in the Thoth we have the clarity of thought... To me the 6s are the choices we make to restore the balance and harmony that was upset in the 5s so they're both about making choices to put things right by using logic and by not letting emotions get in the way.