6 of Swords

When upright, this card tells of journeys and a bright future. In reverse, this card tells to face whatever problems there are head on.

7 Of Swords

When this card appears upright, it tells of arguments, reason and a warning that you shouldn't take what isn't yours. In reverse, this card tells of courage and how you haven't finished what you started.

8 Of Swords

Upright, this card tells of bondage, betrayal, a crisis and helplessness. In reverse, this card tells of a mistake and jealously.

9 of Swords

Upright, this card warns of suffering, a burden, suffering and a need to bide your time. In reverse, this card tells to be patient and that time will heal.

The Mythology Bible by Sarah Bartlett

By the title, it is obvious this book is an ambitious one and it is a decently thick one. Despite this, this book could be a lot thicker. The content in the book is good and the writing is nice to read with its straightforward nature, making the lack of what could be in the book disappointing. It gives a desire to want more and if the writer could work on a revision with a lot more added in, that would be amazing. It's a fantastic book held back by only adding a bit of each mythology and the lost potential is depressing to see.

10 of Swords

Upright, this card tells of difficulties with plans and how things can only improve. In reverse, this card this tells of the courage to rise again.