Upright Position: Rest, Retreat, Relaxation, Recovery, Contemplation, Solitude, Healing, Meditation, Peace, Renewal, Reflection, Pause, Tranquility, Serenity, Rejuvenation

In the upright position, the Four of Swords represents a period of rest and recuperation after a period of stress or hardship. It suggests taking a break from the demands of life to recharge and regain mental and physical strength. This card encourages introspection and self-care, promoting healing and renewal before moving forward.

Reversed Position: Restlessness, Burnout, Exhaustion, Overwork, Anxiety, Stress, Agitation, Turmoil, Disturbance, Unease, Disquiet, Imbalance, Unrest, Disruption, Lack of peace

In the reversed position, the Four of Swords indicates a lack of rest or an inability to find peace and relaxation. It suggests feeling restless or overwhelmed by stress and anxiety. This card warns against ignoring the need for self-care and relaxation, urging you to address any underlying issues causing agitation or imbalance before they escalate further.