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Suit of Swords Tarot Cards

The Suit of Swords is the suit of Air: thought, truth and conflict. Its 14 cards run from Ace to King. Tap any card to see its full meaning.

Ace of Swords tarot cardAce of SwordsClarityTwo of Swords tarot cardTwo of SwordsStalemateThree of Swords tarot cardThree of SwordsHeartbreakFour of Swords tarot cardFour of SwordsRestFive of Swords tarot cardFive of SwordsConflictSix of Swords tarot cardSix of SwordsTransitionSeven of Swords tarot cardSeven of SwordsStrategyEight of Swords tarot cardEight of SwordsFeeling trappedNine of Swords tarot cardNine of SwordsAnxietyTen of Swords tarot cardTen of SwordsPainful endingPage of Swords tarot cardPage of SwordsCuriosityKnight of Swords tarot cardKnight of SwordsAmbitionQueen of Swords tarot cardQueen of SwordsClear thinkingKing of Swords tarot cardKing of SwordsAuthority
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What the Suit of Swords cards mean

The 14 cards of the Suit of Swords are the air of the tarot: thought, truth, communication and conflict. This is the suit of the mind — decisions, words, worries and the hard conversations. Swords can cut both ways: clarity and pain often come from the same card.

How to read the Suit of Swords

From the Ace (a breakthrough of clarity) to the Ten (rock bottom, and the only way left is up), the Swords map a mental struggle from insight to release. The courts are people who lead with the head. Each tarot card links to its full upright and reversed meaning.

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