Five of Swords

What Does The Five of Swords Mean?

When the Five of Swords appears in a Tarot reading, it’s time to reflect on conflict, power dynamics, and the cost of winning at all costs. The Five of Swords is a card of tension, betrayal, and the aftermath of a battle. Depicted as a figure holding three swords with two others lying on the ground, often with defeated figures in the background, this card represents the consequences of selfishness, manipulation, or short-term victories. Whether you’re dealing with a conflict, feeling the sting of betrayal, or questioning your own actions, the Five of Swords reminds you to consider the bigger picture and the true cost of victory.


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