The Seven of Swords stands for a thought grown more strategic. It asks you to tell frankness, discretion, tactics and avoidance apart.
Seven blades divide into two unequal groups. A few slip behind the others, and only the points of the blades that stay in front stand out clearly.
Keeping part of your hand while you check protects a still fragile approach and spares you exposing unfinished work in front of everyone.
A kept-up manoeuvre costs trust: people stop taking your word, and every project gets discussed in front of a witness, with proof to produce.
Symbolism TdM. The VII is the first number that does not divide in half, which makes it awkward to grasp at a single glance.
Spot the information you hold back right now. Ask yourself whether you hold it to protect work or to keep an advantage.
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