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	==Divination meanings==		==Divination meanings==
	In [[occult]] and [[divination]], the suit is connected with the classical element of ~~Air~~.		In [[occult]] and [[divination]], the suit is connected with the classical element of [[air (element)\|air]].

	In divination, the suit of Swords is associated with masculinity and intellect, but also sorrow and misfortune. Etteilla and [[Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers]] equated Swords to the suit of Spades in the French pack. The suit has some meanings connected to the French nobility.		In divination, the suit of Swords is associated with masculinity and intellect, but also sorrow and misfortune. Etteilla and [[Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers]] equated Swords to the suit of Spades in the French pack. The suit has some meanings connected to the French nobility.

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	[[File:Swords01.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|Ace of Swords from the [[Rider-Waite Tarot]] deck]]		[[File:Swords01.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|Ace of Swords from the [[Rider-Waite Tarot]] deck]]
	The '''~~Ace~~ of Swords''' is the ~~first card in~~ the ~~suit~~ of [[~~Swords (~~Tarot~~)\|Swords~~]]. ~~It usually stands for triumph and~~ the ~~excessive degree in everything: conquest and triumph by force. It is a card of great force~~, ~~in love as well as in hatred. Great prosperity or great misery~~.		The '''Suit of Swords''' is one of the four suits of the [[Minor Arcana]] of the [[Tarot]]. Like the other suits, it contains fourteen cards.

	==~~General description~~==		==Divination meanings==
	In ~~the~~ [[~~Rider-Waite Tarot~~]] ~~deck,~~ [[~~Pamela Colman Smith~~]] ~~depicts~~ the ~~Ace of Swords as a hand issuing from a cloud, grasping a sword~~ with ~~all its might. The sword is encircled by a golden crown~~ of ~~victory, and some of the gilded blessings surround the sword~~.		In [[occult]] and [[divination]], the suit is connected with the classical element of Air.

	~~==Divinatory meaning==~~		In divination, the suit of Swords is associated with masculinity and intellect, but also sorrow and misfortune. Etteilla and [[Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers]] equated Swords to the suit of Spades in the French pack. The suit has some meanings connected to the French nobility.
	~~This has to do with a beginning~~, ~~a strong outpouring of force, an impulse, and a material one too. Positive activity on~~ the ~~material plane is typically masculine, and this is a very masculine card, perhaps the most~~ of ~~all. There~~ is ~~no negotiation possible~~ with ~~it. It is emphatically yes o r no. One of the primary expressions of the masculine is fructification~~, and ~~the male action is indicated by this card~~. ~~For the same reason it means seed~~ and ~~its natural consequence is conception and childbirth,~~ the ~~ace indicating here also the ascendant.~~

	~~In everything this card means the actual beginning in material execution, which at the same time may cut short something else. It signifies~~ of ~~course a decision, the end of uncertainty or twilight. It is a fresh starting point~~ in ~~matter: alea jacta est (~~the ~~die is cast)~~. ~~It may as well mean a strong demand, an appeal. There is courage in it and firm initiative. It may cause pain and affliction, but annihilates doubt, the greatest torture.~~

	~~If reversed,~~ the ~~card can mean: Disastrous results. Conception and childbirth. Broken marriage~~.

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	[[File:Swords01.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|Ace of Swords from the [[Rider-Waite Tarot]] deck]]		[[File:Swords01.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|Ace of Swords from the [[Rider-Waite Tarot]] deck]]
	The '''~~Suit~~ of Swords''' is ~~one of~~ the ~~four suits of~~ the ~~[[Minor Arcana]]~~ of ~~the~~ [[Tarot]]. ~~Like~~ the ~~other suits~~, ~~it contains fourteen cards~~.		The '''Ace of Swords''' is the first card in the suit of [[Swords (Tarot)\|Swords]]. It usually stands for triumph and the excessive degree in everything: conquest and triumph by force. It is a card of great force, in love as well as in hatred. Great prosperity or great misery.

	==~~Divination meanings~~==		==General description==
	In [[~~occult~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~divination~~]], the ~~suit is connected with~~ the ~~classical element of Air~~.		In the [[Rider-Waite Tarot]] deck, [[Pamela Colman Smith]] depicts the Ace of Swords as a hand issuing from a cloud, grasping a sword with all its might. The sword is encircled by a golden crown of victory, and some of the gilded blessings surround the sword.

	~~In divination~~, the ~~suit~~ of ~~Swords~~ is ~~associated~~ with ~~masculinity~~ and ~~intellect~~, ~~but~~ also ~~sorrow and misfortune~~. ~~Etteilla and [[Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers]] equated Swords to~~ the ~~suit~~ of ~~Spades~~ in the ~~French pack~~. ~~The suit has some meanings connected to~~ the ~~French nobility~~.		==Divinatory meaning==
			This has to do with a beginning, a strong outpouring of force, an impulse, and a material one too. Positive activity on the material plane is typically masculine, and this is a very masculine card, perhaps the most of all. There is no negotiation possible with it. It is emphatically yes o r no. One of the primary expressions of the masculine is fructification, and the male action is indicated by this card. For the same reason it means seed and its natural consequence is conception and childbirth, the ace indicating here also the ascendant.

			In everything this card means the actual beginning in material execution, which at the same time may cut short something else. It signifies of course a decision, the end of uncertainty or twilight. It is a fresh starting point in matter: alea jacta est (the die is cast). It may as well mean a strong demand, an appeal. There is courage in it and firm initiative. It may cause pain and affliction, but annihilates doubt, the greatest torture.

			If reversed, the card can mean: Disastrous results. Conception and childbirth. Broken marriage.

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[[File:Swords01.jpg|150px|thumb|Ace of Swords from the [[Rider-Waite Tarot]] deck]]
The '''Suit of Swords''' is one of the four suits of the [[Minor Arcana]] of the [[Tarot]]. Like the other suits, it contains fourteen cards.

==Divination meanings==
In [[occult]] and [[divination]], the suit is connected with the classical element of Air.

In divination, the suit of Swords is associated with masculinity and intellect, but also sorrow and misfortune. Etteilla and [[Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers]] equated Swords to the suit of Spades in the French pack. The suit has some meanings connected to the French nobility.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto;text-align:center;"
!style="background:#d7d6ff;text-align:center;"; colspan="3"|[[Tarot]] Topics''
|-
|style="background:#d7d6ff";text-align:center|'''[[Major Arcana]]'''
|colspan="2"|[[The Fool]] • [[The Magician]] • [[The High Priestess]] • [[The Empress]] • [[The Emperor]] • [[The Hierophant]] • [[The Lovers]] • [[The Chariot]] • [[Strength]] • [[The Hermit]] • [[Wheel of Fortune]] • [[Justice]] • [[The Hanged Man]] • [[Death]] • [[Temperance]] • [[The Devil (Tarot) |The Devil]] • [[The Tower]] • [[The Star]] • [[The Moon]] • [[The Sun]] • [[Judgement]] • [[The World]]
|-
|rowspan="4" style="background:#d7d6ff";text-align:center|'''[[Minor Arcana]]'''
|[[Pentacles (Tarot)|Pentacles]]
|style=text-align:left|[[Ace of Pentacles|Ace]] • [[Two of Pentacles|Two]] • [[Three of Pentacles|Three]] • [[Four of Pentacles|Four]] • [[Five of Pentacles|Five]] • [[Six of Pentacles|Six]] • [[Seven of Pentacles|Seven]] • [[Eight of Pentacles|Eight]] • [[Nine of Pentacles|Nine]] • [[Ten of Pentacles|Ten]] • [[Page of Pentacles|Page]] • [[Knight of Pentacles|Knight]] • [[Queen of Pentacles|Queen]] • [[King of Pentacles|King]]
|-
|[[Wands (Tarot)|Wands]]
|style=text-align:left|[[Ace of Wands|Ace]] • [[Two of Wands|Two]] • [[Three of Wands|Three]] • [[Four of Wands|Four]] • [[Five of Wands|Five]] • [[Six of Wands|Six]] • [[Seven of Wands|Seven]] • [[Eight of Wands|Eight]] • [[Nine of Wands|Nine]] • [[Ten of Wands|Ten]] • [[Page of Wands|Page]] • [[Knight of Wands|Knight]] • [[Queen of Wands|Queen]] • [[King of Wands|King]]
|-
|[[Cups (Tarot)|Cups]]
|style=text-align:left|[[Ace of Cups|Ace]] • [[Two of Cups|Two]] • [[Three of Cups|Three]] • [[Four of Cups|Four]] • [[Five of Cups|Five]] • [[Six of Cups|Six]] • [[Seven of Cups|Seven]] • [[Eight of Cups|Eight]] • [[Nine of Cups|Nine]] • [[Ten of Cups|Ten]] • [[Page of Cups|Page]] • [[Knight of Cups|Knight]] • [[Queen of Cups|Queen]] • [[King of Cups|King]]
|-
|[[Swords (Tarot)|Swords]]
|style=text-align:left|[[Ace of Swords|Ace]] • [[Two of Swords|Two]] • [[Three of Swords|Three]] • [[Four of Swords|Four]] • [[Five of Swords|Five]] • [[Six of Swords|Six]] • [[Seven of Swords|Seven]] • [[Eight of Swords|Eight]] • [[Nine of Swords|Nine]] • [[Ten of Swords|Ten]] • [[Page of Swords|Page]] • [[Knight of Swords|Knight]] • [[Queen of Swords|Queen]] • [[King of Swords|King]]
|-
|style="background:#d7d6ff"|'''Decks'''
|colspan="2" style=text-align:left|[[Visconti-Sforza Tarot]] • [[Tarot of Marseilles]] • [[Rider-Waite Tarot]] • [[Thoth Tarot]] • [[Occult Tarot]] • [[Angel Tarot]] • [[Vlad Dracula Tarot]] • [[Hieronymus Bosch Tarot]]
|}

[[Category:Tarot Cards]]
[[Category:Swords]]