Six of Swords

Six of Air · a card from the Eutheum deck

Upright

transition, moving on, calmer waters

Reversed

resistance, unfinished business

Upright meaning

Moving on to calmer times, leaving difficulties behind, a journey. The Six of Air says the worst is behind you and calmer waters lie ahead. Like the great eagle carrying a mother and child out of the storm towards sunny islands, the card announces help and a safe passage.

Reversed meaning

Difficulty moving on, baggage from the past that you take along, or a delayed change. Something is still holding you in the storm.

Love and relationships

The relationship is coming out of a hard period, a journey together, a move. Reversed: old problems returning.

Work and money

A change for the better, a move, a new job, getting out of a crisis. Reversed: delays, reluctance to change.

The card's advice

Let yourself be carried to a calmer shore. You don't have to swim alone.

In Natuland

A great eagle carries a mother and child out of a storm towards calm, sunny islands. In Natuland giant eagles help travellers when the roads on land fail.

Symbols on the card

• An eagle in flight: moving on to a better place.
• Storm behind, sun ahead: leaving difficulties behind.
• Six blades by the harness: thoughts and experiences taken along on the journey.

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