Six of Swords

Two butterflies flit over a steep chasm, long swords forming the bridge that governs their way. Their movement is purposeful, deliberate, intent on moving forward. Even the pine trees beckon them onward, trunks bowing toward a fresher, newer horizon.
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upright meaning:
moving on • freedom • transition
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reversed meaning:
holding back • uncertainty • resisting change
The inverted Six of Swords is a mirror reflection of its original intent: the butterflies appear to be retreating backwards to safety, the trees shepherding their hurried escape. If you are struggling to depart a situation, ask what holds you back. Is there unfinished business? Or is it something less tangible, some unnamed fear, keeping you in place? By all means, keep your promises and fulfill your obligations. But once you are done, don’t hesitate to sever ties and move on.