The Seven of Swords card portrays a man escaping from a camp of some sort with a bundle of swords in his arms. The man is smartly dressed.
The man sometimes sneaks a look to his back to ascertain whether his escape is being noticed by anyone. The background is of a bright golden sky and sandy terrains. There are a few tents grouped together that can be seen at a little distance.
The man seems to be fleeing away from that group of tents. There are five swords in the man’s hands. There are two more grounded at his back.
Upright Position: This card is all about deception and betrayal. It may be that the subject is betraying or deceiving someone, or it may even be that the subject is being a victim of those. The card also indicates that it is difficult to get away with a wrong doing in the long run. In a reading, the card may also imply that the subject is trying to escape from any commitment, or is unable to take an ethical or morally balanced perspective in life. The card may be a warning to beware so that no one can taint goodwill or reputation.
Reversed Position: Reversed, the card suggests that the subject understands the consequences of a misdeed and is probably working to seek forgiveness. It may even indicate a setback that prevents to take the first step towards a venture. The card also says that a person is perhaps trying to break free of old habits or mental blocks.
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