Three of Swords–Sorrow

This is the happiness of the Buddha at enlightenment–the sorrow without form or reason. I am really not sure what this means, but it sounds fairly positive.

“Disruptions, interruption, separation, quarreling; sowing of discord and strife, mischief-making, sorrow and tears; yet mirth in Platonic pleasures; singing, faithfulness in promises, honesty in money transactions, selfish and dissipated, yet sometimes generous: deceitful in words and repetitions; the whole according to dignity”.

which is from the divination portion…Some sense of disruption and the tide is going to start changing in my favor.