Tarot Cards, 7 Seven of Swords Commentary

 

It is a card of 'theft' and 'theft' in short. The basic meaning is yes. However, it is interesting to study because it has a lot of interesting and hidden meaning. This card actually means 'partial success' if it is in the forward direction and 'uncertain consultation or advice and uncertain investment' in the reverse direction. This is the Seven of Swords card where image reading is most effective. If you look closely, a man is running away with a sword (big step) with five swords. As you can see

, I look back and there are two remaining swords in the vicinity of the barracks.

 

 

 

What is the state of taking five out of all seven swords? In other words, it can be seen that it steals the knowledge, intelligence, know-how, and intellectual property from seven to five. Of course, it does not necessarily mean theft.

 

 

For me, this card came to the student preparing for the exam in practice. Because this card came out from the part that explains whether I am studying properly, I told the main character, the client, that I am studying too hastily. Seven of Swords' card hero is walking too fast. And when I saw the red hat, I could see that I could be stressed too much. And if you only have 5 of 7, you will know that if you have 7, only 5 will study properly and the other 2 will not study. This shows that the client has two swords in the barracks, which makes it difficult for him to pass the exam because he is mainly in two important subjects. The barracks here refer to the test site.

 

 

 

Seven of Swords The forward-looking keyword means 'partial success' but here it should be said that partial success is impossible because it is a passing test and it is difficult to pass the exam in the end. If you want to pass this exam, do not rush it, do not take it too stressed, and you need to concentrate on the two remaining subjects with lots of exams. The client actually said that they were not studying about two subjects, and that the subjects were mathematics and English. It seemed like I was going to take a civil service examination.

 

 

The numerical value of Number 7 in the numerical sense summarized in Mrs. Marie Grear's book is as follows. "The use of challenges, difficulties, tests, techniques and courage, the temptation, the mastery, the authenticity, the projection, the expansion, the effect, the actual push, the situation takes place, proves itself, Emotional "7 is a challenging, emotional, and emotional" empowerment, power, change, confrontation, vice, sin, overuse, ferocious, power and energy, imagination and experience, power, change, uncertainty, worry, mystery, There is a tendency to expect, bold, longing and patience. The reverse direction is arrogance, fraud, paranoid paranoia, embarrassment, cowardice, focus, design, attribute, and implementation.

 

 

If you look closely, you will find terms that match the image of the Seven of Swords card. Typically, it is necessary to consider keywords such as challenges, difficulties, techniques and use of containers, mastery, vices, and sins.

 

 

According to the color theory, the hero's clothes are mixed with orange light. When you look at this, you can see that the hero of this Seven of Swords has a state of mind such as 'lightness,' 'joy,' and 'joy.' You can see that the blue pants are moving 'quietly'. And red shoes have the meaning of 'passion', 'active', 'adventurous'.

 

 

Mrs. Joanna Waters is focusing on the concept of 'run away'. I am reading the Seven of Swords card as I try to avoid or escape from a fight with someone. It is reminiscent of the three decades of the system. It means to escape the moment of crisis by using the strategy. It means to take a break from what you are doing and to turn to another company with the know-how you learned in the company. In a negative way, it depicts the situation of theft of intellectual property rights. In particular, Mrs Joanna Waters believes that this Seven of Swords card is associated with guilt. It is essentially a 'steal' or a 'run away' card. The solution of guilt is the 'frontal breakthrough' and 'face-to-face fighting and facing the very problematic situation' as we are talking about in Jung-Mae Psychology.

 

 

According to Ward, the founder of Rider Weights Taro, the forward direction of this Seven of Swords card is mainly 'Plan', 'Conspiracy', 'Bold', 'Failure Plan' and the reverse direction is mainly 'Inappropriate advice' 'Uncertain consultation' and 'inaccurate advice'. In the case of Richel Pollak, it means "bold action" in cases such as "a coup that pierces the opposition." "I have often seen this Seven of Swords card show impulsive behavior when careful planning is required. Since only 5 out of 7 are handed out, it is a partial success and we can see that the problem can not be solved completely. The protagonist is acting alone and wants to get help from someone or not. Going one step further, this card has the drawback of trying to hide its plans and intentions habitually without directing it and without any real reason. "

 

 

 

Seven of Swords In the reverse case, Richel Pollak is out of isolation and wants to talk to the hero about what to do about her problem, especially about her problem. When the image is inverted, it is important that the hero is seeking help and advice as much as the specific instructions or advice are valuable. Also, the reverse direction of Seven of Swords can be seen to depend heavily on others to seek help.

 

 

If you have read Tarot cards so far, but you are using an array (spread) to read tarot cards, you should interpret Seven of Swords cards based on the principle of correspondence do. There is a limit to the interpretation of just one Seven of Swords card. It is worth noting that the meaning of the tarot cards varies according to the questions of the client, as well as the various nuances of the tarot cards alongside, as if they were conveyed in various shapes according to the objects to which the light is illuminated.

 

 

Eden Gray's Seven of Swords' forward and reverse keywords are summarized in his' Tarot Card Perfect Guide 'as follows:

 

 

Forward: A plan that might fail, an unwise attempt to take things that are not yours, an unstable effort, controversial plans, spies, partial success

 

 

 

Reverse direction: the possibility of unexpected gifts, sound advice, instructions or instructions, wishes to just follow

 

 

 

In addition, from the perspective of Mrs. Joan Burning, this Seven of Swords tarot cards are viewed in three broad sense. The first is 'run away', 'escape', the second is 'hidden disgrace' and the third is 'lonely wolf'. Although runaway and escape can be understood as trying to escape from love, work, study, responsibility, and promise, the hidden disgrace or lonely wolf is introduced in a somewhat different perspective from other taro masters and has a very important meaning.

 

 

 

Hidden disgrace encompasses coordinating behind the scenes, decorating work behind the scenes, acting with both sides, lie or steal. That is, it is an unjust action. Just think about it compared to the definition (law) card. A lonely wolf means an act that dislikes to be with others, seeks independence, distances people, and eventually loves to live alone. For the Seven of Swords card, the keyword 'Separation' may be considered appropriate. It is also necessary to look back at self-reflection and self-deceit because the hidden dishonor can eat his honor and self-esteem.

 

 

Let's look at the opposing cards of Seven of Swords. The Justice (Law) card is opposite to this Seven of Swords card in the sense that it accepts responsibility and is justified. And Ten of Wands is in opposition to the Seven of Swords card, which is also a "run away" card, as it is a duty and a pressure to do what you have to do. On the other hand, Six of Cups is the opposite of this Seven of Swords card because it is a card that helps you stand up and give you education and gifts in a naive, open and friendly manner. The Pope card is a group working card, so it is the opposite of the Seven of Swords card that works alone.

 

 

On the other hand, let's look at the cards that make sense of Seven of Swords. A reclusive card is similar in that it is lonely and out of the way, and the Two of Swords is similar because it means departing from the truth, and the Five of Swords is a disgrace, a separation from others, so it has a similar meaning and the Nine of Pentacles It is similar to the Seven of Swords card when it comes to independence.