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Generally the Six shows at least a slight reduction in stress and strain. Things may not be perfect, but they are going to be better than they may have been in the recent past. Take this time to get your head above water and decide where you’re going from here. Even a short break or change of scenery will be helpful. This doesn’t have to cost money.

Card Meanings: Progress, Healing, Calmer Waters, Sorrow, Travel Overseas, Lethargy, Relief, Moving Forward, Spirit Guides, Moving On, Overcoming Hardship, Feeling Deflated, Harmony, Escaping, Calm After A Storm, Journey, Things Calming Down, Journeys, Running Away, Stability, Going On Holiday, Travelling, Holding Onto Negativity

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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Complete Book of Tarot: When upright, the Ten of Cups finds you surrounded by loving relationships, whether they be good friends or supportive family members. This is a time of fulfillment and achieving your hearts desires. Home is where the heart is, and you have arrived where you want to be. Since one of the meanings of Cups is the power to heal, this Ten may represent a final stage of healing and the release from suffering. As pleasant as the scene on this card may appear, it is important to remember that all good things must eventually come to an end. Enjoy your blessings but dont forget to reflect on the impermanence of life.

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Portable Magic: The first stage is to locate something desirable, or something for which you have long been searching. This will entail traveling from shop to shop, and will call upon the keenness of your perceptions. One choice for this first stage in obtaining the good fortune you seek is the Six of Swords, titled the Lord of Earned Success. The card signifies earned success after effort, and also safe travel, particularly over water. Even if the afternoon of antique hunting will not entail much crossing of water, the association of success full travel in general is appropriate. Its decanate is the second in Aquarius, ruled by Mercury, the planet that presides over money matters, and also has to do with the quickness of the mind. This

Complete Book of Tarot: Next think about possible interpretations of the card. Do any of these meanings relate to your current life? If so, make a note in your journal. Feel free to read what tarot authors have written about the card, keeping in mind that no one has a stranglehold on the truth.

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Complete Book of Tarot: When reversed, the Devil card suggests that you may have gone too far in pursuing pleasures and sensual delights. Imbalance and extremes of behavior may be causing difficulties. Obsessive devotion to any type of materialistic goal or corporeal pleasure is a form of bondage and entrapment. Sometimes things that feel good arent good for us. An important feature of the image on the Devil trump is that the chains are easily removed once you realize they are present. Otherwise you end up echoing the words of Oscar Wilde: ‘I can resist anything except temptation.’