Nine of Swords

Nine of Swords

Swords · Air

Uprightworry · anxiety · awakening

Reversedrelief · resolution

Upright meaning

Nine swords hang on the wall, and a person covers their face with a pillow. This is a situation of repetitive worry and anxiety at night. Most of it is fear of things that have not happened yet.

Reversed meaning

Your worries are gradually settling down. Thoughts that wander through the night often feel half as heavy by morning.

Readings by topic

Love

Upright — This is a time when wandering thoughts at night trouble your heart. Often, the pain is not the reality itself, but the night spent holding onto those thoughts.

Reversed — The words that troubled your heart are gradually settling down. Often, what you were holding onto is released by morning. Do not rush.

Work

Upright — This is a situation where work spins in your head until you fall asleep. It is often not the work itself that is stuck, but the night spent unable to let go of the thought. Look at it again in the morning.

Reversed — The worries troubling your work are gradually settling down. Often, the thoughts that spun all night feel half as heavy by morning. Do not rush.

Money

Upright — This is a time when you cannot sleep due to things that haven't happened yet. If you write the numbers down on paper, they are often smaller than they seem in your head.

Reversed — The mind troubling your calculations is gradually settling down. Often, the numbers you were clinging to are released by morning. Do not rush.

Choices

Upright — This is a situation where two paths spin in your head before sleep. It is often not the path that is stuck, but the night spent unable to let go of the thought. Often, one side becomes clearer in the morning.

Reversed — The worries troubling your crossroads are gradually settling down. Often, the two paths that spun all night settle into one by morning. Do not rush.

In the past, present and future positions

When you draw three cards and read them as past, present and future, this card reads like this in each position.

Upright

Past — In the past, the weight of life felt too heavy. You could not rest comfortably because of repeating worries. That anxiety took away your vitality for life.

Present — Now, you are in a state of being trapped in repeating worries every night. You are fearing things that have not happened yet and covering your face with a pillow. An effort to break down the walls of your heart is necessary.

Future — From here on, the anxiety weighing on your heart will clear. You will learn that the things you feared do not actually happen. You must escape the darkness of the night and welcome a bright morning.

Reversed

Past — In the past, your heart was heavy because of worries that troubled your life. You suffered because of thoughts that did not leave your head every night. That anxious heart interfered with the overall flow of your life.

Present — Now, you are in a state where worries are gradually settling down. You feel the thoughts wandering at night decreasing bit by bit. You should focus on finding mental stability without rushing.

Future — From here on, things will move in a direction where the things you worried about are gradually resolved. When morning comes, the thoughts spinning all night will be cut in half. You should maintain a calm mind and organize your daily life.

As your card of the day

Upright — Today, it would be good to write down the worries you might have at night in the morning. Worries written on paper often feel only half as heavy as the ones spinning in your head.

Reversed — It is better to reduce the use of the word 'what if' today. If you think about things that haven't happened more than three times, reality may begin to lean in that direction.

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