The Eight of Swords illustrates the kind of fear that blinds us, causing us to not see the present.

When the Four of Swords appears reversed, it suggests that a sense of restlessness and anxiety may be present.

When the Knight of Swords appears reversed, it reminds you to pay attention to your body's signals and take care of yourself amidst the demands of life.

When the Ace of Swords appears in reverse, it signals the need to protect and defend something that is still in its early stages.

The Four of Swords reminds you to breathe, relax, and let go.

When the Three of Swords appears reversed, it represents self-inflicted wounds caused by negative thinking.

The Ace of Swords symbolizes reclaiming your personal power by taking charge of your life.

When the Two of Swords appears reversed, it is time to boldly step out of limbo.

When the King of Swords appears, he is asking you to take a closer look at how you might be limiting yourself based on your own assumptions.

If the Six of Swords appears reversed, it suggests that you may be resisting change or finding it difficult to let go of the past.

The Nine of Swords has been called the “worst card in the deck;” it represents a time of anxiety or deep worry.

When the Queen of Swords appears reversed, she warns that you need to be careful about not isolating yourself from others.