Two of Swords
The Two of Swords represents freedom and liberation from difficult circumstances. Like Orpheus guided by Hermes on the path leading out of the underworld, this card signifies following divine guidance toward escape from challenging situations. The presence of Eurydice's shadow suggests that freedom may come with sacrifice or loss, but the journey toward liberation continues. This card embodies the courage to move forward despite uncertainty and the trust in higher guidance to lead you out of darkness.
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Description
Orpheus: Orpheus walking along the road indicated by Hermes and leading to the exit from the underworld, accompanied by the shadow of Eurydice. Freedom.
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Freedom.
Visual Description
A robed figure stands before a craggy, purple-hued rock face, holding a small harp and a rounded, netted sphere. A wreath crowns the figure's head and his shadow stretches dramatically against the stone behind him. The card border shows a small sword icon and the numeral 2 at the top left and the word SWORDS at the top right; the bottom margin bears the words ÉPÉES, ESPADAS, SCHWERTER, SPADE. The color palette is dominated by purples, pinks and warm ochres, and the scene is framed by a decorative gold border.
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