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All About the Coin & Sword Tarot Cards

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Summary: Learn about the coin and sword tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.

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By Marybeth Murphy
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Marybeth has been intuitively reading people ever since she was very young. She has always had a strong knowing about various events and could usually read an individual within seconds...read more

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"Hi, we're learning how to read tarot cards. And now we're going to learn about the Coins and the Swords. As I said before, these are the two or the Minor Arcana cards. Coins deal with abundance, money, business, practical skills, new, any type of new business that you might be embarking on. Or if you're currently in a business and you need some guidance on whether or not your business is going to be moving forward, if you pull a coin card, it's usually representing some type of abundance. Swords are really dealing with leadership. Leadership, respect, wisdom because most leaders have a lot of wisdom. It can also mean creatively, ideas, but it's basically about leadership and guiding people along with wisdom and authority. Those are basically, so if when those cards come up, that can mean possibly or if those two cards come in together it can possibly mean a good business in a leadership role. It depends, you have to look through other spreads too. You have to use your intuition to interpret that? Yes, you do. Great. We'll learn about the other ones in just a moment. Coming up next."

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