Two of Wands Keywords
UPRIGHT: possibility | world in your hands | choice | direction
REVERSED: halted project | lost opportunity | lack of direction
Two of Wands Description
The Two of Wands features a man in a red robe and hat, holding a globe, symbolizing the vast potential and opportunities that lie within his grasp. His stance within the castle's bounds indicates he is in a contemplative state, considering expansive ventures but has yet to step out of his comfort zone to actualize these plans. The wand he touches stands upright, while another is secured to the castle wall, reinforcing his current stationary position in the early stages of his journey.
The landscape beyond the castle combines fertile grounds with rocky terrains, implying that while there is a strong potential for success in his future endeavors, he will also encounter obstacles that need to be navigated. This card encapsulates the moment of envisioning and preparation, where the individual acknowledges the promise of future achievements but must also recognize the necessity of leaving familiar territories to realize these possibilities fully.
NOTE: The tarot card meaning description is based on the Rider-Waite deck and Decoding The Cards