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Two of Wands

The Two of Wands is the second card in the suit of Wands in the Minor Arcana.

Card meaning

The card usually depicts a man holding a small globe in one hand while clutching a wand with the other. He stands on a castle or a high vantage point, looking out over vast terrain, symbolizing the world of possibilities. Another wand is typically anchored firmly to the castle wall, showing stability.

The Two of Wands represents planning, future decisions, and discovery. It suggests that the querent is in a position of power and is considering their next steps or the broader horizons available to them. It emphasizes the balance between aspiration and hesitation, ambition and uncertainty.

Contemplate your options, plan carefully, and embrace the vast potential before you.

Related Words

Exploration, Decision, Planning, Vision, Crossroads, Potential, Strategy, Hesitation, Opportunity, Ambition.

Reversed Meaning

When reversed, the Two of Wands suggests delays, fear of the unknown, and being afraid to step out of one’s comfort zone. It can indicate missed opportunities due to hesitation.

Card about Feelings

(Relationship, Love)

In love, the Two of Wands indicates a crossroads or decision about the relationship’s future. It can symbolize the deepening of a partnership or contemplating the next serious step, such as moving in together or engagement.

Card about Health

In health, the Two of Wands may suggest considering different treatment options or lifestyle changes. It represents the stage of contemplation and planning rather than action.

Tarot Card in Finances

Regarding finances, this card encourages planning and foresight. It may indicate that you are considering an investment or contemplating a new business venture.

Jobs: Jobs connected with the Two of Wands include strategists, planners, travel agents, explorers, entrepreneurs, and any professions that require foresight and vision.

Places:

Given its connection to planning and looking ahead, related places might be observatories, high viewpoints or towers, travel agencies, or strategic planning rooms.

Person:

This card characterizes an individual at a crossroads, someone who is a visionary, a planner, and someone contemplating their next move or the broader opportunities in life.

The Rider–Waite tarot deck

Minor Arcana

Type pf Suit: Wands

Other names: In some decks or interpretations, this card might be referred to as "The Lord of Dominion" or simply "Dominion.

Card number: 2

Numerological vibration : 2

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