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Six of Swords tarot card meaning

SwordsYes or no: Maybe

Leaving rough waters for calmer ones. A move, a trip or a mental shift away from something hard.

Upright
transition, moving on, calmer waters, travel
Reversed
unfinished business, resisting change, stuck
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Upright meaning

Leaving rough waters for calmer ones. A move, a trip or a mental shift away from something hard.

Reversed meaning

Reversed, you're trying to move on but something keeps pulling you back. Finish what's unfinished.

Love and relationships

Moving past a difficult phase together, or slowly moving on from someone.

Career and money

A job change, relocation or a calmer project ahead.

Advice from the card

Take one step away from what drains you.

Six of Swords in a yes or no reading

Six of Swords is a maybe card: the outcome depends on your next step. Reversed, it leans towards no.

Where this card sits in the deck

Minor Arcana cards (56 cards in four suits) show the everyday side of life: daily choices, moods, people and practical events.

Suit: Swords belong to air. They deal with thoughts, truth, decisions, communication and conflict.

Number: Sixes bring harmony, help and moving forward.

Tarot questions people ask

What does the Six of Swords tarot card mean?+

Leaving rough waters for calmer ones. A move, a trip or a mental shift away from something hard.

What does Six of Swords reversed mean?+

Reversed, you're trying to move on but something keeps pulling you back. Finish what's unfinished.

What does Six of Swords mean in love?+

Moving past a difficult phase together, or slowly moving on from someone.

Is Six of Swords a yes or no card?+

Six of Swords is a maybe card: the outcome depends on your next step. Reversed, it leans towards no.

What does Six of Swords mean for career and money?+

A job change, relocation or a calmer project ahead.

What is the advice of Six of Swords?+

Take one step away from what drains you. Keywords: transition, moving on, calmer waters, travel.

Readings are for guidance and entertainment. They are not a substitute for professional medical, legal or financial advice.