Six of Swords for career and money
Work or study moves into a calmer phase, perhaps a change of job, place or approach.
- transition
- moving on
- calmer waters
▲Upright
Work or study moves into a calmer phase, perhaps a change of job, place or approach. The ferry crossing suggests a slow, steady passage away from trouble. Bring your lessons but leave the heaviest worries behind.
Interpret my cards▼Reversed
A move is delayed or you are carrying old problems into the new situation. You may be reluctant to change. Deal with leftover issues before you go.
Interpret my cardsAdvice
Let yourself move on gradually. Take your lessons, leave what you can, and trust the slow crossing.
Reversed: Look at what you are carrying and what is holding you at the shore. Unpack the baggage so the journey can begin.
A question to reflect on
What am I leaving behind, and what am I carrying with me?
Reversed: What would I need in order to cross?
Six of Swords: common questions
What does Six of Swords mean for my career?
Work or study moves into a calmer phase, perhaps a change of job, place or approach. The ferry crossing suggests a slow, steady passage away from trouble. Bring your lessons but leave the heaviest worries behind.
What does Six of Swords reversed mean for work and money?
A move is delayed or you are carrying old problems into the new situation. You may be reluctant to change. Deal with leftover issues before you go.
What advice does Six of Swords give?
Let yourself move on gradually. Take your lessons, leave what you can, and trust the slow crossing.
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