Six of Swords - Devil Put the devil behind you. Put behind you – Six of Swords the devil. - Devil (The famous ‘Get thee behind me, Satan.”) Six of Swords is when you put behind you something that has cost you dearly, held you back, maybe some association or relationship you are so over. This isn't a clean easy leaving, it's the kind of gradual exit that a friend would help you with. Devil sometimes literally means the devil, whether seriously or humorously....

Six of Swords - Devil Avoid something you hate. Avoid - Six of Swords something you hate. - Devil Six of Swords is leaving ... pulling on out of a place they no longer belong in ... avoiding any more of whatever was going on there.. Devil in Rider Waite pictures the European Middle Ages ugly horns-and-tail satanic devil, which limits this card to mostly ugly meanings, so this is a card you take into account last, after you know what the others say. It can refer to hate, to something you hate....