“Anxiety and sleepless nights spent replaying worst-case scenarios.”
The Nine of Swords sits in the dark, face in hands, mind replaying worst-case scenarios over and over, keeping sleep away. The fear is often bigger than the reality it's painting.
Reversed, the Nine of Swords is the first ray of light after a sleepless night. The anxiety eases, and it becomes clear that things weren't as catastrophic as they seemed in the dark.
Nighttime worries about a relationship that deserve a reality check in the morning, not at 3am.
Anxiety before an important event that far outweighs the actual scale of the problem.
Give the anxiety a voice in daylight โ at night it always exaggerates.