The Four of Swords reversed means you're refusing necessary rest. You're pushing through exhaustion, ignoring your body's signals, and treating recovery as weakness. This card signals burnout, restlessness, and the inability to slow down even when you desperately need to.

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The Five of Swords reversed means you're done fighting battles that cost more than they're worth. You're releasing the need to win every argument, prove everyone wrong, or dominate at all costs. This card signals choosing peace over victory and walking away from toxic competition.

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The Six of Swords reversed means you're resisting necessary transitions. You know you need to leave something behind - a relationship, a job, a mindset - but you're clinging to what's familiar even though it's making you miserable. This card signals stalled progress and the refusal to move forward.

When The Hanged Man appears reversed, it signals either pointless martyrdom that serves no purpose, or the refusal to pause when reflection is necessary. This reversal reveals someone either stuck in suspended animation without reason, or pushing forward when they should be still.

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The Eight of Swords reversed means you're finally removing the blindfold. The mental prison you've been trapped in? You're realizing the bars were never locked. This card signals liberation from self-imposed limitations, anxiety spirals, and the paralysis of overthinking.

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The Lovers reversed exposes the gap between who you say you are and how you actually choose. When your actions contradict your values, this card appears to call you out.

Upright Lovers: Quick Reference

Upright, The Lovers represents alignment—making choices that reflect your true values, partnersh...

Ten of Cups reversed appears when you're maintaining the appearance of happiness while the emotional reality tells a different story. The picture looks perfect from the outside, but something essential is missing.

Upright Ten of Cups: Quick Reference

Upright, the Ten of Cups represents emotional f...

Death reversed appears when you're clinging to something that's already over. The transformation is happening whether you accept it or not—but your resistance is making it more painful than it needs to be.

Upright Death: Quick Reference

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The Ace of Swords reversed signals mental confusion and clouded judgment. The breakthrough moment isn't arriving. This card warns that you're not seeing the situation clearly, and important decisions should wait until the fog lifts.

Core Reversed Meaning

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The Queen of Swords reversed signals that clarity has curdled into bitterness. This card shows up when sharp boundaries become cutting cruelty and discernment turns into harsh judgment of everyone, including yourself.

Core Reversed Meaning

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The King of Swords reversed shows up when logic turns cruel and intelligence becomes a weapon. This card warns that sharp thinking without empathy cuts everyone—including yourself.

Core Reversed Meaning

When the King of Swords reverses, intellect detaches from humanity. You're using your mind to j...

Cosmic Wealth Codes Affirmation Deck: A Bridge Between Spiritual Practice and Abundance

The Cosmic Wealth Codes Affirmation Deck by Taylor Eaton offers 55 affirmation cards designed to shift your relationship with prosperity. Unlike traditional tarot, this oracle deck focuses specifically on abunda...