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Ashlynn McCain

Ashlynn McCain is a young writer who was introduced to Tarot through her godmother. For her, knowledge of oneself is paramount, and Tarot is part of that journey. Ashlynn spent her adolescence seeking connection to herself and to the Other Side through past life and spirit work that brought her closer to her higher self (and sometimes to the local graveyard). With a B.S. in psychology, Ashlynn enjoys studying how tarot cards reflect our subconscious thoughts and desires, as well as our relationships with others.

What Does The Queen of Swords Mean?

Card Meanings, Court Cards, Minor Arcana, Swords

When the Queen of Swords appears in a tarot reading, it indicates that you are ready to bring your truth forward without fear or compromise. She encourages you to speak your truth and stand up for your beliefs no matter how difficult it may be. Her guidance will provide comfort and assurance during periods of difficulty until a resolution is found.

The throne wasn’t given to you, it was something you had to earn. Through your hardships, you learned the value of self-sufficiency and discipline. Although you lack the warmth of the Queen of Wands, you still possess the leadership qualities that define each ruler.

Written in the Stars: Awakening The Enneagram 4 Through Tarot

Blog Articles, Enneagram, Personality Tests

Enneagram 4 is known as the Individualist or the Creative. People with this personality type are incredibly creative and often see themselves as unique and special. They tend to be highly intuitive and self-aware, but can also suffer from high levels of depression due to their sensitive natures.

When it comes to tarot cards that resonate with the Enneagram 4 personality type, there are three cards in particular that really stand out: The Queen of Cups, The Nine of Swords, and The Star.

What Does The Knight of Swords Mean?

Card Meanings, Court Cards, Minor Arcana, Swords

If the Swords Knight had a motto, it would be, “I’m not mean, I’m just straightforward.” He is honest to the point of being blunt, in a way that can hurt feelings. The Knight of Swords is always up for an argument and will usually come out on top, as his mind is sharp enough to cut through any opposition.

Key meanings of this minor arcana card are confidence and conflict. As such, the Knight of Swords appears when a challenge arises that you must meet head-on.

What Does The Page of Swords Mean?

Card Meanings, Court Cards, Minor Arcana, Swords

The Page of Swords in an upright position is a card that represents the need for clear communication and swift action. It speaks to moments when you must be decisive and take ownership of your ideas. The Page also stands for being proactive by voicing any difficult conversations or opinions in order to get ahead.
The individual represented by this card typically has a sharp wit, a bright mind, and strong intuition. The Page of Swords is often seen as someone who speaks their truth without hesitating or worrying about what other people think.

What Does The Ten of Swords Mean?

Card Meanings, Minor Arcana, Swords

The Ten of Swords warns that something in your life is coming to an abrupt end. Although this experience is objectively unpleasant, it may not be the end of the world. Take a moment to reflect and consider if the difficulty of the situation warrants your reaction. It’s possible that you’re being overly dramatic.

What Does the Eight of Swords Mean?

Card Meanings, Minor Arcana, Swords

The general meaning of the upright Eight of Swords alludes to an abusive relationship, mental prisons, and feeling helpless. An unhealthy relationship can be between you and your partner, family member, or even yourself. Negative self-talk is just as damaging as verbal abuse from another person.
If you pull the Eight of Swords card from your tarot deck, ask yourself if your perception aligns with reality. Recent fights with friends, disagreements at work, and bad fortune in love are valid frustrations, but a victim mentality may hold you back.

What Does The Six of Swords Mean?

Card Meanings, Minor Arcana, Swords

Six of Swords Tarot Card – Keywords  Upright Travel, Intent, Seeking Calmer Waters Reversed Procrastination, Passive Aggressive, Wrong Place/Wrong Time Six of Swords Tarot Card Description The Six of Swords depicts a boatman gently paddling a canoe across a river. To his right, the water churns chaotically, but the rest of the surface is placid and […]

What Does The Five of Swords Mean?

Card Meanings, Minor Arcana, Swords

Five of Swords Tarot Card – Keywords  Upright  Bullying, Ego, Challenge, Entitlement  Reversed Moral Rebellion, Conflict Resolution, Grudges Five of Swords Tarot Card Description A red-haired man grins as his adversaries depart, laying down their swords in the process. He not only carries his own sword but also two more, indicating that he may have stolen […]

What Does the Four of Swords Mean?

Card Meanings, Minor Arcana, Swords

Four of Swords Tarot Card – Keywords Four of Swords Tarot Card Description A body lies at rest in the Four of Swords tarot card. This is a person held in high honor, no expense spared to entomb them in a beautiful sarcophagus carved in their likeness. The sword that they carried in life is engraved […]

What Does The Three of Swords Mean?

Card Meanings, Minor Arcana, Swords

Three of Swords Tarot Card – Keywords Three of Swords Tarot Card Description One of the most iconic images from the Tarot, this card depicts a floating heart pierced by three swords. Each of the swords represents unhappiness, grief, and agony. Dark clouds shroud the heart, a heavy downpour thundering away. The darkness of the clouds […]

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