The Hello and welcome to Terro Bites. I'm Theresa Reed the Terrell Lady. I'm the author of the Terrell

Coloring Book and I'm your host for this podcast series. This is episode 59 of Terrobites. The podcast where I just showed, short entertaining bite-sized

lessons on how to read Terro. For today's episode, our topic is The Seven of Swords.

Let's begin.

All right, before we begin, I've got a confession.

This is another one of those tarot cards that I don't like. Like the Five of Swords it has a sneaky

energy to it and that rubs me the wrong way. So let me give you guys a little example about this

this card. Here's a a story so a few years ago I was

dealing with this business copycat you know someone who seemed cool until they

decided to dip in and steal my web copy. Well, you know, time passes and I just received the

wild and known Terrell, which is a popular deck created by artist Kim Kranz. And you know it's an unusual deck it's not one that I was really

familiar with and it has instead of human figures a lot of animal images. Well anyway I was fiddling around with this deck and sitting next to my husband

on the couch and I did a one-card spread and I pulled out the Seven of Swords. Now in this particular deck it has an image of a fox

curled up and so I showed the card to my husband and, he was on his laptop at that time.

And the picture on his laptop was on Facebook

of a man with a fox curled up in his chest just like that box.

You know, I took that as an omen and I was pretty floored.

And needless to say, not long after that, I found myself dealing with another business copycat that stole tons of stuff off of my site.

And was actually, she was passing off my card of the day post as her own.

Crazy right?

Well that just shows you that seven of swords is definitely a sneaky card.

All right, so that being said,

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