This card corresponds to the Six of Swords in the standard tarot. A young man paddles a boat, holding a dark and hooded figure, and bears as cargo six flints, over dark and muddy waters. This card symbolizes journey by water, route, way, the commissionary, the expedient route, safe passage over dangerous waters, help from others, or offered to others. The young man is dressed in the symbols of the rain god, Tlaloc, god of abundance, and the hooded figure is painted with the Wind Swirls of Quetzalcoatl, god of creation. Safe passage in dangerous times.