Eight of the swords? your tarot card

"Eight of Swords": What does this card mean?

Short and sweet
Inner blocks, uncertainty, shyness, self-imposed patience

Tip!
Free yourself from your thought prison, take back more responsibility for your life!

"Eight of the swords": What does the tarot card show?

The "Eight of Swords" looks pretty uncomfortable, right? In a prison whose bars are made up of eight metal-cold swords that have been rammed into the ground, there is a bound young woman. The eyes are still connected to her! The sky is grey. It's probably just been raining because the ground at the woman's feet is muddy and full of puddles.



In the background rises a high mountain. On it stands a castle whose roofs glow red from the gray in gray of the sky and the rock. The castle may stand for the security of the parental home that the young woman has left, perhaps for a terminated love relationship or friendship, for a lost job. Anyway, because that's past, she turns her back to.

Her situation is complicated: she is now stuck in a muddy swords prison and can not look ahead because of the blindfold.

But is the situation of the woman really as hopeless as it seems at first sight? The eight swords do not really lock them in, they just stand on their left and right sides. In addition, the woman is only tied from the arms to the hip. Her legs are free. So she just needed to go straight to leave the swordsman prison behind. Nevertheless, the woman remains patient and remains in her predicament. Maybe she's waiting for a knight to free her? Or just that fate is more gracious to her?



Too bad, because the problem of the lady is actually only in her own head: She herself firmly believes that she is completely helpless and can not do anything to improve their situation. That is not right. Just the energetic orange-red color of her dress certifies her the power to change her situation. Her restraints are not chains or ropes, but only thin bandages that she could easily strip or cut at the sword next to her. And the blindfold is, strictly speaking, just a loose head band, under which it can blink well to see the way to the future!

As a day ticket: If the Tarot picture "Eight of Swords" stands for you

The tarot card "Eight of swords" shows you in a crisis mood. Many black thoughts haunt your mind, you step on the spot and sit in a vicious circle of hesitation, ifs and buts. You feel trapped, cornered, bound by life, paralyzed. But you are not as helpless as you think! Because you have the choice: either you just sit it out, pull yourself back and wait until the hint of bad mood and pondering is gone again; Or: You remember your inner strength and dare the courageous step out of misery.



As a love-red: If the tarot card? Eight of the swords? stands for your partner or your relationship

Maybe you feel that your heart prince wants to oppress you massively or jealously shield you from everyone else? Then tear off the macho blindfold and claim your position in the partnership? Binding is no good if she is not voluntary! Another possibility: Your partner just feels like the captive woman on the map picture and steps on the spot. Then maybe you can gently and gently show him a way out of the muddy misery.

"Eight of Swords": Map assignments

In Tarot: Small Arcana, Number Cards

Further names of the card: Swords, VIII (Rider-Waite-Tarot)? Interference / Interference (Aleister-Crowley-Tarot) Element / Astrology: Air? Jupiter in the twins

The scariest tarot card? Exploring the Eight of Swords | Tarot Card by Card (May 2024).



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