Alright, let’s talk about this “9 of Swords” card, reversed, and whether it’s a “yes” or “no” in a love reading. I’ve been messing around with Tarot cards for a while now, just as a hobby, you know? It’s kind of fun to see what they say, even if you don’t take it too seriously.
So, the other day, I was doing a little reading for myself. I’ve been seeing this person, and things are… well, they’re okay. But I just wanted to get a feel for where it might be heading. I did a simple “yes or no” spread, just pulling one card to kind of get a quick vibe check.
And guess what I pulled? The 9 of Swords, but it was reversed. Now, normally, this card is a bit of a downer. It’s all about anxiety, nightmares, and overthinking things. Not exactly the best vibes for a love question, right? But reversed, it’s a little different.
- First, I shuffled the deck, like I always do, just kind of focusing on the question in my head: “Is this relationship going to work out?”
- Then, I cut the deck into three piles and picked the middle one. That’s just my personal way of doing it, nothing fancy.
- And finally, I flipped over the top card, and boom, there it was – 9 of Swords, reversed.
I’m not gonna lie, my initial reaction was like, “Oh great, here we go.” But then, I remembered that reversed cards can sometimes mean the opposite or a less intense version of the upright meaning. I did a bit of digging online, just to see what other people’s takes were on this.
Some sources said that a reversed 9 of Swords in a love reading could actually lean towards a “yes,” but with some baggage. It’s like, yeah, there might be hope, but there are still some anxieties and doubts to work through. Others were more like, “Nah, it’s still a no, just a softer no.” It is really not an easy thing.
And then it mentioned, like the wands, the 9 of wands is yes to all wishes, this one really gave me an idea. It means things were not that negative at all. So it might be a yes.
Honestly, it’s all pretty subjective, isn’t it? What one person interprets as a “yes,” another might see as a “no.” But I always like to see what the cards say, just to get a different perspective on things.
My Takeaway
In the end, I decided to take it as a “maybe.” Like, there’s potential, but it’s not going to be all smooth sailing. There are definitely some things we need to talk about, some anxieties and insecurities that need to be addressed. But hey, at least it’s not a definite “no,” right? I guess we’ll see what happens. Tarot is just one piece of the puzzle. It gave me something to think about, and that’s all I really wanted.
