Friday Tarot: Ace of Swords
Posted by Morrighan on November 4, 2011 at 12:00 pm | Last modified: November 4, 2011 11:33 amStarting what I hope will become a regular thing, I’ll be posting a new one-card tarot reading every Friday.
Today, I pulled the Ace of Swords.
Symbolizes: honesty, justice, integrity, fortitude, intellect
A clear understanding of the past, present and future has taken root in your life, but you may not know it yet. It shows a beginning of possibility in so many ways – justice, truth, clarity, intelligence. The outcome can materialize in any form, from a great idea, to financial security through an important decision, to a breakthrough in relationships around you.
However, sooner or later life throws a curve-ball that you’ll either catch, or miss. The Ace of Swords is a reminder to meet these issues with an honest resolve, standing strong, keeping to your ethics.
The Ace of Swords encourages you to look to your current situation, and how a focused mind and energy could work towards your personal goals. If you maintain personal honesty, integrity and insight, this card will help you focus on achieving your desires.
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