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When the Ten of Wands appears reversed, you may be tired, dealing with delays, and feeling overstretched. This is not necessarily something that you need to push through. You may be far better served by taking a break. Even a short few hours to relax and de-stress can be helpful. Seek out upbeat people.
Card Meanings: Duty-Bound, No Stamina, Cleverness, Off-Loading, Insurmountable Problems, Collapse, Strength, Breakdown, Flogging A Dead Horse, Dumping, Shirking Duties/Responsibilities, Energy, Too Much Responsibility/ Stress, Learning To Say No, Working Hard But Getting Nowhere, Resigned To Fate, Not Up To The Challenge, Cross Too Heavy To Bear
When the Ten of Wands appears, you may feel as though you are carrying a very heavy burden. You may want to look hard at this and see if there are any ways that you might lighten your load either literally or figuratively. If you look carefully you may find that part of the burden you are carrying emotionally actually belongs to someone else. It will be important for you to pace yourself now. Don’t try to do too much.
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Reversed Cards: In many respects, I find this aspect of upside-down cards to be very liberating. For if we see a card through the protection approach, it means the card has slowed us down or stopped us dead in our tracks for a reason. Think about how having cards in a protection aspect can actually be beneficial to your reading and your outcome. Think about how many times you have asked the question ‘How much longer?’ in a reading. This impatience is in all of us, yet getting to where we think we want to be in the shortest possible time is not always the best thing that could happen to us or those around us. With a card in the protection aspect, we get the opportunity to see what we would miss if we continued on our rush to the finish line path.
Reversed Cards: In all honesty, the knights of the tarot really could have their own book. They encompass hundreds of years of duty, honor, and integrity. The knights code is complex, and we really could spend hours upon hours debating how each of the tarot knights represents the many different facets of the knightly code. These four cards merge history, myth, and legend. They share a story of what it means to be of service. They teach us about devotion and commitment. The knights know that a long life is not guaranteed and that nothing should be taken for granted. These lessons can be much harder to learn when one is upside down and back to front.
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