Two of Swords

Two of Air · a card from the Eutheum deck

Upright

indecision, stalemate, avoidance

Reversed

information overload, a choice made

Upright meaning

A difficult choice, a stalemate, avoiding a decision. The Two of Air speaks of the moment you cover your eyes so you don't have to choose, keeping a fragile balance. Like the blindfolded Anatuasca at the edge of an island of Neya, you feel the choice can't be avoided.

Reversed meaning

The decision is finally made, or the opposite: information overload and paralysis. Take off the blindfold and look at the facts.

Love and relationships

Being torn between two people or two paths, a frozen conflict, avoiding a difficult conversation. Reversed: breaking the deadlock.

Work and money

A dilemma, two offers, a decision put off. Reversed: a choice after long thought, the end of the limbo.

The card's advice

Take the blindfold off. Not choosing is also a choice.

In Natuland

A blindfolded Anatuasca sits on a stone bench at the very edge of an island of Neya, with nothing below her but a sea of clouds. Anatuascas are neutral and take no side, but sometimes a moment comes when a choice cannot be avoided.

Symbols on the card

• A blindfold: avoiding the truth, or listening within.
• Two blades crossed over the chest: guarding the heart, and a stalemate.
• A crescent moon: intuition pointing the way.
• The edge of the island above the clouds: the point where a decision must be made.

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