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Nine of Swords
The Nine of Swords signifies that things are not nearly as bad as the seeker fears. In fact, the fears may be the seeker's real problem. This card can also represent guilt or pure anguish. It is a warning card to remind the seeker that even the smallest change can make a world of difference. This is the card of anxiety and worry, sleeplessness and stress-induced nightmares that can affect one's health. But the situation isn't really as bad as you think it is. The sense of impending doom is unfounded, but the pain it causes is real. Suffering in silence. Mental anguish. If you don't feel you can deal with this on your own, get counseling or stress management advice. This card can also represent a miscarriage. Reverse
- Warranted suspicion and doubt. Undergoing a painful phase of retrospection
before moving on. Learning to focus positive thoughts to shake off
despair. Slanderous gossip. Reasonable fear.
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