Seven of Swords
Swords

Upright
Signifying deception and trickery, the Seven of Swords upright urges you to be cautious across all dealings, whether in finance, career, or a relationship. Someone in your midst may be using cunning schemes to get their way or feeling jealous or guarded around you. Heed the famous adage: “If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.”
Alternatively, this card may suggest that you are trying to keep a secret or sneak out of a gnarly situation, like an affair, a dodgy deal, an error in judgment - hoping not to get caught. It’s a reminder that nothing stays hidden forever. Instead of dealing with the consequences later, honesty may be a better approach.
Reversed
Whereas an upright Seven of Swords can imply a hidden agenda or trickery, in reverse, the card points to a desire for truth-telling. The old ways do not work, and whether you or someone around you is weighed down by guilt or regret, there is an eagerness to approach a situation with transparency and open communication.
Although there is a real risk that uncovering the truth may weaken trust, embracing it - whether you’re the giver or receiver -giver or the receiver, can also be a powerful tool for repair, strengthening bonds, and personal transformation.