Description

The Princess of Swords:

Description:
The Princess of Swords is intellectually inclined, perceptive and intuitive. A keen
observer, who brings clarity and insight to situations in which she is involved. She is a
forceful and self-determining young woman who ill-tolerates injustice, weakness and
manipulation. She's honest and frank, she tells the truth no matter how painful it is or
regardless of the consequences. She's also a skilled arbitrator, having extensive
negotiating skills and a ruthless cutting edge. When it comes to her darker sides, she
gets easily angry, emotionally distressed and probably feeling vicious. She may then be
spiteful and unkind, even heartless. Somebody in this kind of mood is often cruel,
regularly seeking revenge, and looking for trouble.

Meaning:
The messages carried by this card are mostly in connection to our physiology
and changes that can be made quickly in the real world if we put our mind into it. She
brings new understanding and conversations that are full of brainstorming and
incredible, new resolutions that we didn’t anticipate. She is the element of surprise as
well as full, grown understanding of the other person, but only if we are grounded and
realistic enough to understand what those who stand before us really have to show.
She, therefore, will represent intense impulsivity, and similarly, will represent a
spontaneous reaction, expressing herself directly to the world, the “inner child”
perceiving the world through the right hemisphere (unconscious); This impetus will
reinforce the rich knowledge to not only react to the surrounding environment but also
directly impact them.
Princess is a symbol of the aspiration to act or turn all ideas into reality, she
represents the will to act in a pure and primitive way.

Interpretation:
This card can represent people, in any field of life, but it can also be an experience in
the field that corresponds in question.
1. Human
This card shows a young woman who knows how to constantly sharpen her
intellectual capacity (and her communication skill). By doing so, she will shine
with grace, impressive reasoning, or exaggerated images, she represents the
type of woman that is too masculine C.G Jung describes. This woman claims
some of the ideas are completely unfounded (usually more than one at a time)
with a sharp tone, the simple goal of this is to shut the mouth of others.
Accordingly, this card represents a controversial person.
2. Overview of the Princess of Swords
Like all princesses, the Daughter of Air (storm clouds) also mentions accessing
to pure energy that contains both negative and positive aspects. She is the
embodiment of the threat of conflict, or vice versa, an opportunity to resolve
conflict through a frank conversation in which the objectivity and analysis of
another person will help us get solutions to our troubles.
 3. Awareness
In terms of cognition, we tend to be toward the slow and the hustle, provocation
and intense aggression. We attract contradictory situations in which we are
attacked and troubled by our existing thinking habits and intellectual visions.
Does this lead to failure for us or will it nurture our perception, which ultimately is
a matter of maturity, will to learn, and the change in our way of thinking?
4. Career
In terms of this aspect, the card means that we must prepare for conflicts,
animosity, discord and possibly even writing battle. With this context, it can show
the beginning of the process of ending our current work. And it can also signify
the fresh and cold wind that blows away the problems in space and brings the
freshness of our work environment.
5. Sentiment
In terms of personal relationships, we find ourselves in a conflict caused by a
partner or it could be a threat to the relationship. And we often lose the ability to
deal with the opposite sex and put more pressure on others. Accordingly, this
card represents a clear discussion, but often it mentions debates that have
begun and will not lead to a new cognitive perspective.

Princess of Swords Thoth card in the upright and reverse

Being strong and extrovert in her way. Thus, this card is fighting the battle both within
her and in her environment. Catching ideas based on a tangible way.

2. Reversed Princess of Swords Thoth card

Symbols:
Alter represents that she is a very spiritual person. Her strong connection with Spirit
gives her a sense of her own value and confidence to teach what she knows.
Sword is for self determination, bravery, and it represents that she has a sharp mind
which she values the truth and
Scales of Justice for she ill-tolerates injustice.  
Wings and cloud indicates that she has an influenced the heaven and earth. In filipino
context Princess of Swords may be symbolized as an
Eagle (the Philippines national bird)- represents strength and power, also with its wings
spread it represents the Princess of Swords being honest, frank and forthcoming.
Anahaw (The Philippines national plant) represents loyalty in truth and justice.