When it appears in your Tarot reading it generally indicates that you are recovering from your heartbreak and getting over the worst part of a bad situation or event. How do you interpret this card in your own tarot practice? The Empress represents love and the power that desire has to control us even as it comforts us. Swords represent words, ideas and attitudes that we express. Let's just start with what in your reach, even small thing like what your next meal will be. Lovers – intimacy, feel the love; - 3 of Cups – the companionship, trust; - 10 of Cups – joy, love, peace, association. This sense of "power" is held onto for dear life, so that we aren't suckers caught off guard again! The floating heart is quite large when compared to the swords. The Three of Swords has on the card a heart stabbed with 3 swords can be observed. The breakup doesn't hurt emotionally. As advice, it could be a warning that someone shouldn't be trusted. Currently, it is the wrong time for starting the business. Moving forward with your plan will likely lead to hurt. Actions speak louder than words and, if we want to help others, we have to clear up confusion as much as we can.
In a general context, the Three of Swords reversed represents overcoming unhappiness, heartache, sorrow and sadness. You will have to decide if you are willing to share your partner with this other obligation. When reversed, the Three of Swords means that a negative point of view is blocking the way to healing. This doesn't mean you pretend that it never happened but you can't keep using it as an emotional stick to beat your partner with, even if they did cause pain and sorrow in your life. You may feel there is little consolation to be had at this time.
This card is defiantly dour with no apparent upside, save for the fact that it confirms the reality of your misery. This desire might actually undermine one's efforts; if they are so bent on getting over it, how can they succeed when it is constantly on their mind? The future position is not where you want to see the Three of Swords. The Three of Swords can represent deception, lies, or even cheating from your partner. The card represents confusion in the current state. Alternatively, the Three of Swords reversed can indicate that you are holding onto grief, sorrow or pain unwilling to let them go. It is okay to feel let down or disappointed, but don't let your sadness take over your life. Perhaps you are ignoring your intuition (heart) because your mind (sword) is rationalizing. If you're single, the Three of Swords indicates that you're stuck in the past and unable to move on from the pain you've experienced in previous relationships. Maybe you have grown apart. The Three of Swords confirms the loss of love as a permanent situation. It can also be an indicate that you are coming out of a period of feeling lonely and isolated and are feeling much more optimistic about your future relationship prospects. You are figuring out the right path for the right relationship. Generally, the Three of Swords is about embracing pain and sadness.
You have learned things that will help you along the path to finding the person that's meant to love you. Long Term Partnership. The heart may want to hold onto the swords because it feels that somehow it now possesses more power. If you have had surgery, you are recovering and it is getting better day by day. Now the worst is over and instead the relive. Anway, I am looking for other interpretations of the lessons imparted by the three of swords, and what advice it can give as a card in a position of advice to move forward. Hatred, revenge, rage, sadness? Discovered a painful truth; - Discovered that you have placed your trust in the wrong place; - Let somebody down; - Being stabbed in the back; - Betrayed someone; - Break a promise; - Opposite action.
Otherwise, they could be missing someone who's currently absent and need time to grieve. 3 of Swords reminds that only by acknowledging its source, acceptance and active effort to dispel the clouds of sadness and confusion, we we be able to move past the hurt and towards healing as symbolized by the next card in the suit, 4 of Swords. Instead of dwelling in the past, it's time for you to finally accept the pain you feel and move onto your next chapter. Forgiveness does not mean "condoning" the reprehensible behavior of another. It could mean that there is an upcoming quarrel. Traditionally, the Three of Swords signified separation or the breakup of a significant relationship, including the tragic emotions that come along with such an event. Problems with emotion, loss, sadness, emotional pain, lost love, a bleeding heart, difficulties in a relationship, feelings of chaos, self-harm, irritable, controversial, contradictory, misunderstanding, alienation, dissonance, upheaval, hypersensitivity, sorrow, injury, unhappiness, an operation interruptions/cutting off, disturbing changes.
There might be surgery which was not successful. Descending into arguments, nasty comments or recriminations will only cause the situation to worsen. Three of Swords: Yes or No. The swords point downward, which could possibly signal grounding the energy. If the separation occurs, it will not hurt as when this card appears in the upright. Whatever the case, it is generally an indication that your career is causing a lot of grief in your life at the moment.
Find a healthy outlet for release. But if you've got people by your side who care about and understand you, the burden gets a little lighter. However, it can be talking about any other air sign.
Swords represent power... Righteous indignation is seductive and can give a false sense of empowerment. It's time for you to come up with a regimented plan on how to get back on track, in spite of all the negatives in your life right now. This is one of the only card combinations that will allow you to recover from the grief and suffering you've experienced in your life. Know that you are not the first nor the last human being to experience heartbreak, and all your suffering can and will one day yield something good. This card can also warn of beginning a "rebound" relationship, where one partner's heart has not completely recovered from a past breakup or emotional betrayal before rushing into their next relationship.