Conflict Defeat Loss Low self-esteem Separation
When there are a Five of Swords in the spacing, you likely have mixed feelings about life in general, especially about a few people.
Don't ignore them, but don't think that you have to say every word you think and feel because you can destroy what you need most: close and intimate relationships with friends and partners.
Think sometimes before letting someone else do something, even if they deserve it. Choose your battles.
Five of Swords - tarot card meaning
The Five of Swords can generally indicate that the person you care about may not be available for a while - don't worry too much if they are, assume they will come back to you. The Five of Swords can indicate conflicts, both external and internal. Don't exacerbate them unnecessarily. Think before doing something.
Love
Unfortunately, when the Five of Swords appears in spacing in the context of love, conflict is almost certain. Things may not be as you would like. Think calmly and carefully about the conflicts in your relationship. Act honestly, first with yourself and then with your loved one. Accept reality.
Finance
When this letter appears, there is a need for caution and restrictions in the financial realm. If necessary, when it comes to money, use ingenuity. Are there things you don't need so that you can sell them? Can you reduce your expenses? Above all, don't give up. Don't let your pride stop you from asking for help. It is always available.
Present
An unrealistic attitude can make you fail. Your mistake will cause pain. Be realistic in your expectations to evaluate them and overcome the conflict.
Future
Eliminate your memory loss, and don't give in to despair. You can create a victory based on any failure.
Tarot Reading YES or NO - Five of Swords
The Five of Swords signifies conflict, disagreement, and trouble.
In the near future, there may be loss, defeat, or a painful breakup, which will be accompanied by a sense of collapse and low self-esteem.
Nothing associated with this letter is positive, so your answer is NO.
