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Two of Wands: meaning

Minor Arcana · Wands (fire)

Two of Wands (Upright)

Keywords

Upright

planningvisiondetermination

Reversed

hesitationstaying putnarrow view

Upright meaning

This card suggests a time to use what you've achieved as a foothold and look further ahead. It might be a good moment to think about what you want next and refine your plans. Like spreading out a map, take a look at the possibilities.

In love

You may find yourself thinking about your future together or sensing the next stage of the relationship. Talking about what kind of future you want could be a good idea.

In work and daily life

This is a good time for mid- to long-term planning or exploring new markets and fields. Try comparing options with a broad perspective.

Reversed meaning

You might feel too comfortable where you are and hesitate to step outside. If you're stuck planning without action, starting with a small scouting trip or gathering information can help you look forward again.

In love

You might feel unsure whether things should stay as they are. Don't rush for an answer; writing down what matters to you can help you sort things out.

In work and daily life

You might become so cautious that you miss the moment to decide. Setting a deadline for your considerations can help you move forward.

Symbols on the card

This card is often described as a figure standing on a castle wall, holding a small globe in one hand and gazing into the distance. The globe is said to represent interest in the world and expanding possibilities, while the wand fixed to the wall symbolizes the foundation already built. It is considered a symbol of contemplating the next move.

If you draw this card

Ask yourself
Where and how would you like to be spending your time a year from now?
One thing to do today
Write down places you'd like to visit or things you'd like to learn on a map or chart.
Mochi the white Java sparrow, guide of BunCho Fortune

Looking far ahead might help you find something to look forward to.

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These explanations follow the traditional Rider–Waite reading and were compiled by the BunCho Fortune editors; they don't predict events. The card designs are original BunCho Fortune artwork.