Six of Swords寶劍六

The suit of Swords belongs to air: thought, communication and judgement, and the conflicts and pressures to be faced.
Upright meaning
You are leaving a hard period behind, and calmer waters lie ahead. Take what you need and leave the rest.
Something to do today
- List one worry you are ready to let fade from your life.
Reversed meaning
You want to move on, but old problems are not yet settled. Deal with what is unfinished first, then go forward lightly.
Something to do today
- Deal with one unfinished task you have put off for a long time.
About the card face
The card face is from the original 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck, drawn by Pamela Colman Smith and now in the public domain.