The Queen of Swords can represent an older woman in your life who will step in when you are vulnerable and protect you or help you to overcome a problem. It represents being intelligent, sharp-witted, witty, honest, truthful and candid. The Queen of Swords is an archetype of an older, wiser feminine intellect. She could be thought of as the most masculine of all the queens and may come off as quite stern and emotionless.
The 9 of Pentacles is a tarot card that encapsulates a sense of self-reliance, achievement, and enrichment. It symbolizes the culmination of effort and hard work, leading to comfort, abundance, and well-earned success.
How many negative emotions can one card represent? Quite a few in the case of the Five of Cups! In a general context, the Five of Cups Tarot card can represent sadness, loss, loneliness and despair. When this card appears it indicates that you are focusing on the negative. This may be the result of some sort of trauma or unwelcome change you have suffered. As such, this card can signify heartbreak, divorce or separation.
The Six of Swords shows that you are in a state of transition, leaving behind what was familiar and moving towards the unknown. You might be moving house, leaving a relationship, changing jobs, going through a rite of passage, or a mental shift.
When the Knight of Swords appears in a Tarot reading, it is a sign that you are highly driven, ambitious and action-oriented. You are so highly motivated to succeed that you will stop at nothing to pursue your dreams. The challenges, difficulties and obstacles on the path ahead don’t faze you because you know where you want to go.