Two of Swords - Justice Not okay. Not - Two of Swords okay. - Justice Two of Swords is 'no' or 'not' reliably. The lass here on the stone bench in the wee hours counterbalances two heavy double edged sharp swords in her crossed arms. She is blindfolded, so she can not see to safely put them down without cutting herself. The emphasis is on what can not happen. Justice is when everything is right, is okay, is the way it's supposed to be....

Two of Swords - Justice no rights no - Two of Swords rights - Justice Two of Swords usually just gives us a 'no' or a 'not' but sometimes it has other negator phrases in store for us. Today it's phrased 'not going to.' The woman in its picture is not going to put the swords down because she can't hold one of them up by itself: They counterbalance one another now. The sharp heavy long blades would cut her badly. Justice is self-evident for the word 'right' in any of its forms and applications. He...