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Ten of Wands Tarot Card
Ten of Wands Tarot Card

Element

Fire

Planet

Saturn

Zodiac

Aries, Leo, Sagittarius

Energy

Negative
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Ten of Wands

The Ten of Wands is the tenth card in the suit of Wands in the Minor Arcana.

Card meaning

The card typically illustrates a figure struggling to carry ten large wands, all bundled together. The figure’s back is bent under the weight, and he appears burdened, as if the load he carries is too heavy for him.

The Ten of Wands represents burdens, responsibilities, stress, and feeling overwhelmed. It signifies a situation where one has taken on too much and might be struggling to cope. The card is a reminder that while ambition and taking on challenges is commendable, one must also know their limits.

Workplaces with high demands, overloaded offices, places of responsibility, or any environment where the burdens of work or duties are felt heavily.
Recognize your limits and avoid overburdening yourself; it's okay to ask for help.

Reversed Card

When reversed, the Ten of Wands suggests releasing burdens, delegating tasks, or the end of a stressful period. Alternatively, it might indicate an internal struggle with burdens that aren’t being openly acknowledged.

Fool card about Feelings

(Relationship, Love)

In love, the Ten of Wands can indicate feeling burdened or overwhelmed by a relationship. It might also symbolize one partner taking on most of the responsibility or feeling that they are carrying the weight of the relationship.

Card about Health

Concerning health, it might indicate exhaustion, burnout, or stress from taking on too much. A sign to take a step back and prioritize self-care.

Tarot Card in Finances

In financial contexts, this card could suggest that someone feels overwhelmed by financial responsibilities, possibly due to debts or too many obligations.

Jobs: Jobs with high responsibility or workload, such as managerial roles, caregiving professions, or roles in which an individual manages multiple tasks or projects simultaneously.
General meaning: Burden, Responsibility, Overwhelm, Stress, Exhaustion, Duty, Struggle, Overextension, Weight, Overload.
Places: Workplaces with high demands, overloaded offices, places of responsibility, or any environment where the burdens of work or duties are felt heavily.
The Rider–Waite tarot deck
Numerological vibration : 1
Card number: 10

Major Arcana

Other names: The Lord of Oppression

Remember to have your own interpretation. Focus and feel individual energy that flows from the Tarot Card.