Three of Swords
Upright Rifts in Partnerships Heartbreak, Loss and Disappointment The Situation that the Seeker is Facing is Now at its Worst..Or about to Face.. An Emotional Outburst Having your Feelings Hurt.....Hurting Someone's Feelings Quarrels Separations Rejection Conflict Sorrow Tears Sudden pain, Suffering Hurting Inside Betrayal Discovering a Painful Truth Broken Promises Breaking Your Word Finding your Trust Misplaced Being Let Down.......Letting Someone Down Getting Stabbed in the Back.........Turning Against Someone Removal Absence Feeling Isolated from those you Love Being Deserted in Time of Need Tormenting Yourself with Visions of Disaster. Getting some Unsettling News Cardiac Health NOTE: Even something as Minor as a Snippy Remark can Feel this Way. This card can also represent that it is the seeker who is the one responsible for causing the pain to others. The clearing of that which is obsolete to make way for that to come. In readings, the Three of Swords often represents the nasty little curve balls that life can throw sometimes. Betrayal, abandonment, rejection, separation, a reversal of fortune. These hurts are painful because they hit you when you least expect them. If you have drawn this card, you may know what it refers to, but if not, the Three of Swords is a valuable warning. It is likely there is something amiss in your life that you are unaware of or unwilling to acknowledge. Curve balls hit us when we're looking the other way. Examine your situation carefully. Talk to the people in your life. Don't take anything for granted. Listen to your inner voice; it will help you locate the problem. Reversed Mistakes Made Amid Confusion. Incompatibility A Broken Promise End of an Alliance.....Partnerships Dissolved Distraction.....Confusion Mental Anxieties....Mental Alienation Spiritual and Mental Confusion Change of Mind causes Arguments. Slow Recovery, Dwelling on Past Hurts Recovery from a Loss NOTE: Same as above upright meanings...but not as severe... the ending of the upright meanings..calming down... |
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