Earth: On some level, all threads of life are first woven with the fiber of Earth. This interconnectedness reminds us not only is the earth a stabilizing and a wholly physical symbol, it also represents a network. Earth is synonymous with belonging. She represents community and shared wisdom. Earth is the embodiment of the concept of home. In the ten swords, we've released the "small mind" and returned to the holy lands of our true nature.

Black: Logic tells us the presence of black indicates the absence of light. We may be in the dark as to our true understanding of a situation. Or, maybe we don't want to see the light at all, preferring anonymity with ourselves and those around us. Contrarily, black can also provide a theater of expression. With no distraction, complete surrender to the abyss is our only option. Which is the case in your reading?

Some questions the ten of swords asks us in a reading: What is the risk of surrendering to my true nature? What thoughts and beliefs have brought me to this point in my life? Can I trust that the universe is perfect in all its ways and functions? What are the terms ?integration? and ?interconnectedness? mean to me? Who runs the show? My mind or my divine will? What do I enjoy about being pinned down by limited thinking? How do I feel about personal responsibility? Who or what is responsible for my thoughts? My perceptions? My life outcomes? If there are always two sides to the coin, wouldn't I always be able to find a solution to every situation?

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