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Keywords (upright)

Decision-making, choices, indecision, balance, stalemate, inner conflict, weighing options.

Keywords (reversed)

Decision made, clarity, removing blindfolds, facing a choice, breaking free from indecision, taking action.

Symbols

Swords
Ocean
Mountain
Moon
Blindfold

General Meaning

The Two of Swords is characterized by an image of a blindfolded woman holding two swords crossed in front of her, representing indecision, choices, and a stalemate. It often suggests being at a crossroads, unable to make a decision due to lack of information or because of emotional barriers. The Two of Swords prompts individuals to confront their fears, gather more information if necessary, and make decisive choices. Avoidance isn't a long-term solution, and this card emphasizes the importance of addressing issues head-on.

Love Meaning

Two of Swords in a Love Reading in the Upright Position:

Indecision in Love: Feeling torn or unsure about a relationship. It might indicate that you're on the fence about taking a relationship to the next level or unsure about a partner's feelings.

Avoidance: Avoiding confronting issues in the relationship or refusing to make a necessary decision about its future.

Stalemate: Both partners might be at a standstill, neither willing to compromise or communicate effectively.

Two of Swords in a Love Reading in the Reversed Position:

Making a Choice: Breaking the deadlock and finally making a decision regarding the relationship.

Revealing Hidden Emotions: Opening up and communicating suppressed feelings, fears, or concerns.

Continued Avoidance: While upright indicates avoidance, reversed might signify deeper denial or avoidance of emotional truths.

Money Meaning

Two of Swords in a Money Reading in the Upright Position:

Financial Indecision: Feeling uncertain about financial decisions, such as investments or major purchases.

Balancing Finances: Trying to find equilibrium in your spending and savings.

Avoiding Financial Reality: Refusing to face financial truths or acknowledge impending financial decisions.

wo of Swords in a Money Reading in the Reversed Position:

Financial Decision Made: Acting on a financial decision after much contemplation.

Acknowledging Financial Realities: Coming to terms with financial situations and preparing to address them.

Rushed Financial Choices: Making impulsive or poorly considered financial decisions.

Yes or No Meaning

Two of Swords in a Yes or No Reading in the Upright Position:

Maybe or Undecided: The decision isn't clear, suggesting a need for more information or reflection before reaching a conclusion.

Two of Swords in a Yes or No Reading in the Reversed Position:

Still Maybe, but leaning towards a decision: There's a hint of coming to a decision soon, but it still suggests caution or further consideration.

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