Upright Position: Balance, Decision, Stalemate, Choices, Compromise, Indecision, Mediation, Diplomacy, Impasse, Equilibrium, Peace, Harmony, Insight, Contemplation

In the upright position, the Two of Swords signifies a period of decision-making and weighing options. It suggests a need to find balance and make choices amidst conflicting factors. This card often represents a temporary stalemate or an impasse, where introspection and careful consideration are required before moving forward.

Reversed Position: Indecisiveness, Conflict, Unresolved, Blindness, Ignorance, Stubbornness, Refusal, Denial, Avoidance, Uncertainty, Confusion, Discord, Miscommunication, Gridlock

In the reversed position, the Two of Swords indicates a refusal to face difficult decisions or confront challenging situations. It suggests ongoing conflict, unresolved issues, or a refusal to compromise. This card warns against ignoring problems or avoiding necessary choices, as it may lead to increased confusion and discord in the long run.