Eight of Swords:
Your dad was a hard working man. He was a handy man, knew how to fix things and loved his job/work and his family. He was good with his money and knew how to save. He loved to learn new things. I get the feeling he was self employed and of the mind set " If you're gong to do something , do it once and correctly". I am also getting the day of his passing being on Saturday.
Queen of swords:
You are the lady siting in the chair, holding the sword as protection. You are protecting yourself from your pain of the loss of your dad. You are strong and need to know that you can let your guard down and accept that you are not alone. Let go of your pain. He is with you, just look up and he will be there like the bird in the sky that is depicted on this card. He is watching over you. You'll be all right.
Seven of Swords:
I'm getting the feeling that he died unexpectedly and to his surprise too. He died from an indirect cause, so he was not killed or suicide was not a factor. He needed medical attention and he refused it. He was running away from medical help because he felt that he was strong enough to cure himself. a feeling of guilt on his part is what I'm getting. He didn't want to bother anyone. He was robbed from his life by an illness that could of been treated by aggressive medical treatment. His passing was almost a relief for him because some of his troubles were now gone except for his concern for 2 people that he is strongly connected too. These people are represented by the 2 swords that are left standing by him in the ground. Possibly family members. He looks over his shoulder and watches them even though he is not going to be there physically.
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