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The King of Swords often stands in for a powerful, opinionated, forceful man in the querent’s life. He will often, but not always, have hair on the darker end of the spectrum. You may be tempted to think only about how things affect you personally, particularly when this card does not represent a man in your life. Consider the feelings of others before you act.

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Complete Book of Tarot: Unfortunately, the Devil card has become linked to views of dour theologians who believe that bodily pleasure is sinful in the eyes of the deity who ironically created the human body with all its capacity for enjoyment. The Devil card teaches us that seeking pleasure in life is perfectly acceptable, so long as it is done with moderation (which is why Temperance, card XIV, precedes card XV, the Devil). When this card appears in a reading, its time to lighten up and delight in activities that you may have avoided because of a rigid sense of obligation or morality. The Devil whispers in your ear: ‘If it feels good, do it.’ Thus, if there is a cherished worldly ambition you have held back from pursing, now is the time to go for it. The Devil simply cautions you to maintain a spiritual perspective so that you can avoid becoming ensnared by your material ambitions and adopt a twisted view of the world. Along these lines, a recent survey of a thousand parents in the UK found that despite the popular notion that money, professional success, and material possessions are essential for a happy life, 95 percent of them stated that the key to happiness lies in ‘spending quality family time together.’ 39

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Complete Book of Tarot: When reversed, the King of Swords uses his sharp intellect and skill with words heartlessly to inflict harm on others. He may even delight in causing pain in a cruel and exploitative manner. Aggressive and domineering, he enjoys forcefully confronting others in an effort to make them squirm. His measure of justice is ‘an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.’

Complete Book of Tarot: As we have seen, each tarot card can be assigned to one of the classical four elements of antiquity. As will be explained further on, the combination of elements determines how the cards in question affect each others dignity. By way of review:

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Complete Book of Tarot: The Zodiac Spread is laid out in the same way as the Houses of the Horoscope spread. The difference is that instead of interpreting the cards in the context of the individual houses, which represent distinct fields of life experience, the reader interprets the cards with reference to the archetypal meanings of the signs of the zodiac, which represent modes of being or ways of behaving in the world. An additional feature of this spread is that each zodiac sign is associated with a major arcana card that should enter into the interpretation.