Seven of Swords, everything that you need to know about this tarot card
This blog explores the tarot card, the Seven of Swords, from my perspective. I will explain everything I’ve learned about working with this card and share insights on what to do when you pull it during a tarot reading for yourself or a client.
The Seven of Swords in our everyday lives
Swords in tarot always connect to thought and thought process. Having too much on your mind at one time can cause all kinds of different mental health problems. Asking for help when you need it is always something that you should consider even if you are too proud.
Notice how he is working late into the night with his eyes closed and with his head and his hand. He seems to be very stressed out and even Possibly depressed. Never take the Seven of Swords lightly.
Overall, the stresses of life whether it be work-related or home-related no matter what it is you should always ask for help if needed. Mindfulness is something we all deserve and to have peace of mind.
The Seven of Swords from a spiritual point of view
What’s more, is that stress and anxiety it’s all part of our spiritual make-up. Certainly, we are meant to experience these feelings sometimes in order to push us to move forward with our lives. As the saying goes, you’ve got to be cruel to be kind.
You do not need to necessarily even be a spiritual person to ask for help. Spirituality is not for everybody however whatever way you look at it mental health does affect everybody one way or another. Even if you do not wish to seek spiritual healing, hypnotherapy, spiritual guidance, tarot card readings, psychic mediums and so on.
Another thing is that people can put you under severe pressure. No job or relationship is worth feeling so uncomfortable, anxious and stressed. Addressing all the problems that you feel that you are having is always a necessity.
Remember that tarot is a guide of life and it can never tell you what to do. Only give you guidance and support. When the Seven of Swords is drawn out. This is what it is really showing you.
My personal experiences working with the Seven of Swords
Throughout my experience working with the tarot, I can honestly say it has really changed my life. Following on from that, I know that it has changed many people’s lives that I have read for and always for the better.
Moreover, the Seven of Swords I have been working with a lot recently. I think it is certainly over the past couple of years that financial situations, stress and depression have become much more common. Along with redundancies and job insecurity.
Most importantly, all throughout history there have been situations exactly the same if not worse than this. It should be noted that things would improve in the end. It will just take time.
For myself when I receive the Seven of Swords I know that it’s time to rethink what I am doing. The other big meaning behind the Seven of Swords is overthinking a situation. Putting too much pressure on yourself and not seeing the bigger picture behind everything.
Notice how the man in the picture is taking all of this on himself. Once more never be too proud to ask for help if you need it.
The meaning behind swords in the tarot deck
Swords always connect to thought and thought processes. Especially when we need to think deeply about a situation and not rush into anything. Without a doubt, swords are tarot cards that look a lot scarier than they actually are.
What’s more, is that? There are some of us who are much more serious and deep in our thoughts than others. Usually, they tend to be the people who hold back on a lot in life. Sometimes we need to just take the plunge and take the rough with the smooth.
There is one particular card that I do not like in tarot and it is the Prince of Swords. Swords also connect to control and this particular card is all about control and dominance over other people for me.
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