Six of Swords
way out, move, relief
Six swords are lined up on the card, three on each side, like a clear road. It's one of the kindest Swords in the deck. It speaks of getting out of trouble, of a transfer, a move or a trip that takes you away from what was weighing on you. Not everything gets fixed at once, but things are getting better. Calm comes back little by little.
In love
After a rough patch, things soften. There might be a move together, or some distance that helps. If you're single, someone from another city could catch your eye.
Career and money
A change of position, company or city that's good for you. You leave behind a toxic environment that was draining you. Your debts start to get sorted out.
Health
Improvement after a difficult stretch. A change of scenery or routine does you good. Follow your treatment all the way to the end.
Reversed
A move that keeps getting delayed, or problems that follow you even when you change homes or places.
As a person
Someone who comes from far away or who helps you out of a tight spot. Also someone who has just moved or started over.
The Six of Swords in a reading
In the past
You left behind a difficult situation, a place or a relationship that was bad for you. That change mattered more than you realized at the time.
In the present
You're coming out of a long rough patch. You still feel tired, but each week weighs a little less than the last. Keep going without looking back so much.
In the future
A change of place or situation is coming that will bring you peace. It might be a move, a new job, or simply putting distance between you and whoever wears you out.
As a yes or no answer
Yes
Yes, even if it means moving. The Six of Swords announces the way out of a bad time. What you're asking about gets better if you put distance between you and what hurts you.
Do a Spanish deck readingIn tarot, the closest card is Six of Swords, which has its own meaning.
Walk away from what hurts you, even when it's hard.
Six of Swords FAQ
What does the Six of Swords mean in the Spanish deck?
Six swords are lined up on the card, three on each side, like a clear road. It's one of the kindest Swords in the deck. It speaks of getting out of trouble, of a transfer, a move or a trip that takes you away from what was weighing on you. Not everything gets fixed at once, but things are getting better. Calm comes back little by little.
What does the Six of Swords mean in love?
After a rough patch, things soften. There might be a move together, or some distance that helps. If you're single, someone from another city could catch your eye.
What does the Six of Swords mean for career and money?
A change of position, company or city that's good for you. You leave behind a toxic environment that was draining you. Your debts start to get sorted out.
What does the Six of Swords mean reversed?
A move that keeps getting delayed, or problems that follow you even when you change homes or places.
Who does the Six of Swords stand for as a person?
Someone who comes from far away or who helps you out of a tight spot. Also someone who has just moved or started over.
Is the Six of Swords a yes or no card?
Yes. Yes, even if it means moving. The Six of Swords announces the way out of a bad time. What you're asking about gets better if you put distance between you and what hurts you.