Minor Arcana · Swords
Two of SwordsTarot card meaning
- indecision
- stalemate
- difficult choice
- avoidance
Two of Swords upright
You're caught between two choices and avoiding the decision by staying blindfolded. At some point you have to look and choose.
In a yes or no tarot reading: Leaning no
A decision is being avoided. As long as the blindfold stays on, nothing moves.
Two of Swords reversed
Indecision has dragged on too long, or new information is finally forcing a choice you'd been avoiding.
In a yes or no tarot reading: Leaning yes
New information is forcing a decision you'd been putting off. As clarity arrives, it tilts toward yes.
See what Two of Swords says about your situation.
Two of Swords tarot card questions
- What does the Two of Swords tarot card mean?
- The Two of Swords stands for indecision, stalemate, difficult choice, and avoidance. You're caught between two choices and avoiding the decision by staying blindfolded. At some point you have to look and choose.
- What does the Two of Swords mean in love?
- A stalemate: avoiding a decision about love, or not letting yourself feel. Reversed, the choice can't be put off any longer.
- Is the Two of Swords a yes or no card?
- Upright, the Two of Swords is a leaning no. A decision is being avoided. As long as the blindfold stays on, nothing moves. Reversed, it's a leaning yes.
- What does the Two of Swords reversed mean?
- Indecision has dragged on too long, or new information is finally forcing a choice you'd been avoiding.