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neat boxes, stocked and labelled, piled high-- an infinite repetition of a molded square, a refined pattern of character, nature, thought and disposition an endless inventory of form and its function, one thought spinning in a circular motion, so perfect, that Archimedes would be proud of it. it has become so tangible that it builds and destroys lives-- the dull, humdrum winds of conformity gently fanning the souls of the herd their sleep sound, secured in the reassurance of normality in the immunity of their doctored days from any fleeting ideas while creativity is molded in their sterile classrooms the same lines, the same colors celebrated the same angles replicated all this so that in the end they can participate in the parade of convention wearing boxes on their heads.

Hi G******. The Five of Swords sometimes pops up in a reading to show when someone is angry about something, or feeling defeated. It also denotes selfish behavior. Let's start off discussing selfish behavior. There is the kind where you are being taken advantage of or neglected, and then there is the kind that is necessary to make sure you are doing what's best for yourself. It gets so easy to be caught up in everyone around us, to do what others want us to do, to give to others until we are depleted. This card is a reminder to ask yourself, “What do I want?" Sometimes we forget to ask ourselves this question for so long, that we don't know how to answer it. In that case, start doing research and see what stands out to you intuitively. But regardless, the first important step is asking that one question. Sometimes the true answer means saying no to invitations. All obligations are perceived, and while there are times when you don't want to do something, bu...