The Hello and welcome to Tarabytes. I'm Theresa Reed the Tarill Lady. I'm the author of the

The Tarot Coloring Book and your host for this podcast series. This is episode 58 of

Tarro Bites, the podcast where I just shout short entertaining bite-sized lessons on how to read Terro.

For today's episode, our topic is The Six of swords. So go ahead and grab your tarot deck and let's begin.

So last week I covered one of my least favorite cards to five of swords.

This week we're moving on in our

series to the Six of Swords. Now if you have your Five of Swords card handy, take a

peek at it. It depicts a stormy battlefield.

Now if you look at the Six of Swords, we see only a hint of that energy with the ripples on the water.

So let's take a moment to talk about some similarities between these two cards.

Now for one we notice that there are three people in both cards and I find that interesting.

It almost seems to say that there is an

ongoing storyline with these people. Now we also notice in the five of

swords and in the six of swords there's a bit of grieving energy going on in the images.

So, you know that being said though if you look closely at the figures you'll notice that the figures in the boat of the six of swords are different than the one, ones in the five of swords.

In the five of swords, the two grieving figures are male adults.

But when we look at the ones in the six of swords, we see that it's a woman and a child by

her side.

So maybe if we try to imagine what the story might be perhaps this is the

widow and child moving on after something happened to their loved one in the

Five of Swords Battle Energy.

You know, there's still sadness here,

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