In order to give an accurate tarot reading, you must know an overview of the four suits of the Minor Arcana tarot cards. And familiarize yourself with the generic character traits represented by the four-card suit of Cups tarot, the Pentacles tarot suit, the Wands tarot suit, and the Swords tarot suit.
The people represented by the suit of swords in the tarot, especially the King of Swords, are thinkers and intellectuals. King of Swords is an intelligent and well-educated man with a talent for eloquence and logical thinking. He will most often find him working in some professional capacity as a lawyer, doctor, accountant or psychologist, etc.
King of Swords has a brilliant and restless mind. He has a surplus of mental energy, to burn it off he needs constant mental stimulation and mental challenge by playing games like crossword puzzles, chess and card games etc. The King of Swords’ sparkling wit and extensive conversations can be enjoyable. King of Swords also represents people who care so much about law, order, and equality. They are negotiators concerned with fairness and giving disagreements a slant of reason.
The King of Swords is an idealistic and inventive thinker to the point of being eccentric. They are drawn to progressive movements, politics, and visionary spiritual philosophies. And they are mostly linked to a group or organization concerned with the fate of humanity as a whole. When it comes to emotions, King of Swords is uncomfortable expressing them, it’s not that he doesn’t have feelings, they are capable of deep feelings but have a hard time expressing them. Thinking that is unacceptable and shameful.
When negative, King of Swords is a character that makes a destructive use of words, be it spawning written slander or spoken slander. King of Swords reversed in a tarot reading indicates a silver-tongued liar, who prefers to use his feathers and mouths as weapons with the intent to hurt with words rather than physical violence.
Negatively, King of Swords represents malicious, spiteful, and verbally abusive people. They can manifest as smooth-talking con artists and cheating partners. Your ever-changing or fickle mindset can be exhausting. They tend to disperse much of their energy in useless activities. King of Swords also represents power-hungry types, extremely selfish and not thinking about other people.
These are basic examples of the character traits of the people represented by the suits of the Swords-King of Swords tarot cards. Let me point out that real life human beings are too complex to be categorized, but this is just a kind of handy guide to easily tell what general type of person an individual might be.
In order to give an accurate tarot reading, it is not only a prerequisite to have a thorough understanding of the meaning of each tarot card, to be familiar with the different tarot spreads, but also to have a basic knowledge of the general outline of the characters represented by the cards. four tarot. suits of cards of the Minor Arcana. Let me also point out that in order to offer an inspired interpretation of tarot cards, you also need to develop and improve your intuition. That is basically the meaning of the King of Swords tarot card when you draw it in a tarot reading.
