As with all of the Rider Waite deck of tarot cards, Nine of Swords has more than meets the eye. Ellie discusses the card, it's key symbols and definitions, and provides depth of meaning to a card that is often underestimated by readers.

Why is the woman in the Eight of Swords all tied up? Who put her there and why can't she escape? Or can she? Ellie discusses the basic definitions and key symbols that bring the Eight of Swords to life.

The thing about Seven of Swords is that the imagery seems to be quite easy to understand from first glance. But many people miss the hidden relevance of the man's behaviour, and what it means in the wider sense. Ellie goes into detail to help understand the depth of the card, with basic definitions and an explanation of key symbols.

A man, a woman and a child, all traveling by boat to somewhere. But where? And what is the relevance of their travel? Ellie discussed the Six of Swords, a card with hidden meaning about what has been left behind and what can be expected at the destination. Basic definitions and Key symbols are explained in detail.

The Five of Swords is often called the card of the bloody battle. But there is a much closer link to human character. Ellie provides detailed explanation of the card's purpose, key definitions and information on the symbolism of the card's imagery.

Ellie explains the relevance of Four of Swords, an explanation of its imagery, links to human nature, and key definitions for the card.

A heart with 3 swords, or much more? Ellie explains the relevance of Three of Swords when it comes to imagery, symbols, numbers and how to interpret in a reading.

Welcome to the Two of Swords. Simple imagery but a far more complex card than most people know. Ellie provides clear definitions and an explanation of the symbols, plus numerical relevancies and examples of how to read the Two of Swords.