Two of Swords – Six of Wands

Two of Swords - Six of Wands blocked by self-sabotage blocked by - Two of Swords self-sabotage. - Six of Wands Two of Swords almost every time is a 'no' or a 'not,' and when it isn't doing that it's a 'stop' or a 'block.' I think the 'blocked' meanings come from the X (that X's things out) as well as the picture of the swords counterbalancing one another. The woman in the picture is stymied (blocked): If she takes action against the fix she is in, she will hurt herself. Six of Wands tells a stor...