This could be a period of doubt, sadness or mild depression… in short, feeling the blues.
Life is full of ups and downs. We all feel the blues from time to time and need to recover from everything that has been going on. Usually there is nothing physically wrong… you just feel down in the dumps. This is ok and as I said, everyone goes through it. For some, getting away from everything for a little while really helps. The Six of Swords can suggest travel – both internally (soul-searching) and externally (going on a vacation or getting out-of-town for a while).
This card can also indicate recovery. Perhaps you have been going through a tough time lately and that time is now coming to an end. Better times are ahead and you are heading in the right direction. Allow yourself to feel your emotions for what they are… let them go through their course and look forward to the happier times that are coming your way.
On a positive note, the Six of Swords suggests that this period of sadness will not last forever. There are better times ahead to look forward to.
Wishing you love and light x
Stephen
If you have young ones, this will be a time of deeper love and bonding. Let your hair down and have some fun with them. Get messy, muddy and silly. Splash in the puddles with your welly-boots on. Remember what it was like to be a child and make some lasting happy memories. If you have a child who is moody and grumpy most of the time (and lets face, most of us do…) now may be the time to get have some lighthearted fun with them.
The Ten of Cups is a positive card, suggesting joy and optimism with harmony and peace at home. Yes, there will be sleepless nights and times when our patience will be put to the test, but there will be support from family, friends and loved ones. Barriers will crumble and those who have been distant from us will come back into our lives to share in our joy.
This card has a particular relevance for me today as I begin to look at new ways of taking my career forward. I know that there is hard work ahead, but I am prepared to do what has to be done to be successful. If multiple opportunities come my way, I would be wise to evaluate them individually before making any long-lasting commitments.