Lauren
I was doing a reading recently for myself, and the 6 of Swords came up in the "alternatives" position. (I was using a 5-card spread called "naming the problem"). I immediately saw this as an indication to step back from the problem and try to view it with more objective eyes, even though that is not the traditional meaning of the card. The more I thought about it, the more I thought that objective thinking is probably a very sword-like quality, so it's not that far off.
I have been studying tarot for years but am very new to actually doing spreads and linking cards together. I don't usually have a lot of intuition, but this card just seemed to say something different to me this time. Does this sound way out there, or does it sound like something this card could be saying?
-lauren
I have been studying tarot for years but am very new to actually doing spreads and linking cards together. I don't usually have a lot of intuition, but this card just seemed to say something different to me this time. Does this sound way out there, or does it sound like something this card could be saying?
-lauren