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Well-Being, Physical Health Or Mental Health:
With The reversed Six of Swords, something in your life may be out of balance, and this can be causing health challenges. Give some thought to where this imbalance may lie. Are you eating too much? Not enough? Not getting enough exercise? Correct the imbalance and you’ll find yourself feeling better, perhaps more so than you have for years.
Card Meanings: Defeat, Floods, Stormy Relationships, Return From Travel, Eloping, Difficulties, Causing Trouble, Lack Of Progress, Nowhere To Run, Slow Healing, Obstacles, Out Of Frying Pan Into Fire, Disrupted/Cancelled Travel, Stuck, Trapped, Delay, Standing Your Ground, Rocking The Boat, Changing/ Abandoned Plans, Trouble Coming, Overwhelmed, Instability
When the Six of Swords appears, this is a great time for travel of any sort. It also can indicate metaphorical movement, a change in where you are inwardly. Usually this is a change for the better, whether the context is internal or external. Think about where you want to be.
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Angel Insights : The dove has more in common with angels than just its white-feathered wings. Like angels, the dove is a symbol of Spirit in many religions. In the Bible, the Holy Spirit is often described as descending to earth in the form of a dove. Many ancient goddesses, including Ishtar, Venus, and Aphrodite, are depicted with doves. And legend has it that onlookers saw a dove fly away from the stake when Joan of Arc was burned and killed for revealing that she had spoken with Archangel Michael. Today we usually associate the dove with gentleness, grace, and peace. These are also cardinal character traits of the angels, so you can be sure that if youre encountering dovesin nature, on television, or in artyou are being given a sign from your guardian angels that you would do well to embody the peaceful, graceful, gentle essence of the dove.
Reversed Cards: One could argue that the High Priestess is an actual mirror. She has nothing but objects of reflection around her. The moon, which sits at her feet and dons the top of her head, and her dress, which becomes the water flowing behind her, are depicted clearly in Llewellyns Classic Tarot. Both the moon and the water are mirrors in their own rights. The moon reflects light from the sun, and water reflects whoever is peering into it. All of these reflective surfaces are one and the same when it comes to the High Priestess. It gives one pause when she shows up in her dominion here in the mirrored aspect. For if this is part of who she is and part of her true nature, then being reversed is merely just another form of her wisdom to be expressed. It is almost as if she were presenting you with an answer to a question you never asked. The answer, of course, is upside down to your current line of thinking. What is moving and what direction it is headed will bounce around on the many reflecting surfaces the mirrored priestess has at her disposal. Just keep in mind that from where you sit, left is right and up is down. This is not an easy card, and its difficulty only increases in the mirror aspect. Yet somehow it also leaves more clues than it does when we view it another way.
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