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🔪 The Sword: Symbol of Truth, Conflict, and Clarity 🔪

In the world of tarot, the sword isn’t just a weapon; it’s a mirror of our inner landscape. It speaks to the mind, truth, and the sharp edge of clarity that can reveal – or divide. When a sword appears in a reading, it often marks a time to cut through illusions, face conflict, or make a clear decision.

🗡️ The Sword in Tarot 🗡️

Swords make up one of the four tarot suits and embody the element of Air – our thoughts, words, and mental battles. They speak to the journey of our mind, covering everything from raw honesty to the tension we often face with change.

Ace of Swords 🌟 — The light of truth cutting through the fog. This card represents fresh insight and clear beginnings. When it appears, it’s a call to see things as they truly are, even if it requires courage.

Three of Swords 💔 — The sword’s wound. This card is painful but powerful, symbolising heartbreak and necessary endings. Here, the sword tells us that while some truths may hurt, they also bring release and healing.

Ten of Swords 🖤 — The darkest night, just before dawn. With ten swords piercing the figure, it can feel overwhelming, but it signifies an end to struggle and the start of renewal.

💬 Reflect on Your Own Journey

Consider how the energy of the sword has appeared in your life recently. Is there a truth you’re finally ready to face? Or perhaps a mental challenge you’re ready to release? The sword invites us to see clearly, even if the path it illuminates is sharp and confronting.

📸 Card Image for Inspiration

Let this image guide your reflection. Whether you’re facing new clarity, healing, or release, swords in tarot remind us that truth, however challenging, is the path to true freedom.

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💭 How has this symbol shown up in your life or readings recently? Share in the comments and let’s dive deeper together!

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The Voices of Reason

truthandclarity answered your question: Disappointment

I would call your out-of-house practice educator. I had a similar situation… my prac ed. said she wished I’d called sooner.

Yeah you are probably right. I'm going to make the call tomorrow. I think it is her day off on Tuesdays. 

I've just had a glance at some of your recent blog posts. I told my mother I was having counselling a few years ago during my undergrad as I was feeling very down and she had an argument with me and made me feel so small. 

I'd do anything to have a supportive mother. 

This is possibly related to why I am so slow to ask for help from people. I'm so used to people expecting me to be some sort of super human, always happy person who can't possibly need any help, encouragement or praise. 

Thanks for following me :) 

 wholegrainlofat replied to your post: Disappointment

Leave. Talk to your school advisor and see if you can get a new placement. I had to do this my first year of SW school. It was painful but in the end made my experience so much better.

I don't think I want to leave completely. My practice educator (out of house) has implicitly given me the option to go and work in the home she is based at if things don't work out at the one I am at now. I just feel like I've spent three weeks getting to know the young people, the area, the way things run (or don't run) in the home... just to have to start all over again. 

I'm going to speak to my uni tutor and my practice educator tomorrow and see what their opinions of this situation are. 

:)