Swords · Six
Six of Swords
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Upright
The move out of a difficult stretch is beginning.
Take the calmer option even if it feels slow.
This is transition rather than arrival; the mood improves before the situation does.
Companionship makes the crossing easier than solitary endurance.
Leave the part of the past that has to stay behind.
Reversed
The difficult situation is coming along with you.
An unfinished move is keeping you in between.
Relocation alone does not resolve a problem that lives inside the pattern.
Finish the leaving before starting the new thing.
Name what you are still carrying.
Original Chinese reading
Upright: 离开困境、过渡、渐入平静
Reversed: 难以脱身、旧问题缠身、行程延误