Seven of Swords

Seven of Air · a card from the Eutheum deck

Upright

deception, strategy, stealth

Reversed

coming clean, getting caught

Upright meaning

Cleverness and strategy, but also deceit and something being hidden. The Seven of Air says someone is acting quietly, perhaps you, perhaps someone nearby. Like the man slipping out at night with an armful of blades, whose shadow looks different from him, the card reminds you that things are not always what they seem.

Reversed meaning

The truth coming out, a guilty conscience, giving up a double game. Time for honesty.

Love and relationships

Secrets, things left unsaid, a lack of full honesty in the relationship. Reversed: a confession, the air cleared.

Work and money

Tactics, a clever solution, but also a risk of dishonesty around you. Reversed: wrongdoing exposed.

The card's advice

Act wisely, but honestly. Watch carefully whom you trust.

In Natuland

A fair-haired man slips out of a camp at night with an armful of blades, glancing over his shoulder. His shadow looks different from him. In Natuland things are often not what they seem.

Symbols on the card

• Blades carried off in secret: deceit and acting in hiding.
• A glance over the shoulder: fear of being found out.
• A shadow of a different shape: truth hidden beneath appearances.
• Blades left in the ground: what cannot be taken.

The cards, characters and lands come from the novel “The Eutheum Awakening”. See the book →