Six of wands

The six of wands is a card of victory.  It shows a man riding a white horse as he triumphantly holds a staph in his hand and the people around him celebrate him.  The six of wands shows that you have achieved something and you are receiving attention and acknowledgement for this.  It shows that you feel you can take pride in yourself and your efforts.  On the flip side, it may suggest arrogance and ego driven behaviors.  When the card is reversed it could show that people are seeing you in a negative light or you are experiencing a problem with your confidence levels due to you public image.

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Five of wands

The five of wands is a card of struggle, competition, and conflict (especially within a group).  It shows five men aimlessly waving wands without considering they may be hitting the people surrounding them.  This card shows you may be in a situation where people have no regard or respect for others wishes or needs, thereby creating tension or conflict.  It suggests that you need to consider others viewpoints and find a way to come to a fair decision collectively.  In the reverse this card can mean you are avoiding conflict or no longer making room for it in your life. 

Four of wands

The four of wands shows two people celebrating under a large decoration of flowers with a large castle behind them.  It's important to note the number in the card four because in numerology the number four in known as being a number of stability.  This card is about celebrating a key advancement in a project, or a new found stability in life.  It could easily be about real world celebrations such as birthdays, holidays, etc. but it could also be about a personal achievement.  Overall all this is a card of harmony, happiness, and success in the upright.  In the reverse, the four of wands represents instability and lack of harmony among relationships.

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Three of wands

The three of wands shows a man with three staphs panted firmly in the ground around him as he watches ships sailing towards and away from him.  It shows that your ambitions and plans are firmly in place and you are anticipating what is coming.  It is important to dream big and keep your mind wide open.  The card is sometimes interpreted as an indicator of travel, or traveling in your mind through learning and studying.  In reverse this card indicates a struggle to put plans into action, delays, and frustrations.

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Two of wands

The two of wands is a card of personal power and expansion.  He stands with two staphs and a globe in his hands looking out over a vast environment.  He is ambitious and ready to take on new horizons.  The two of wands is about taking your idea, goal, or dream and beginning to create a plan for it.  It is about choosing to try something new that will lead to greater options and opportunities, and above all it is about looking into the future. In the reverse, you need to plan more carefully for the future and open your mind to new opportunities.

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Ace of Wands

The Ace of wands is  card of a powerful inspiration.  Aces always represent a new beginning, and because it is in the suit of wands it is likely a new creative idea.  The Ace of wands encourages us to act on our impulse to begin something.  It is an offering for something new, but we must act on it or it will slip away.  It is about initiating something and setting a project or passionate idea into motion.  In the reverse it can show the opposite; a lack of drive and motivation and an uncertainty over what you want.  Be patient, and in time you may find what you really want.

Minor arcana cards

Now that we've covered the major arcana cards, lets begin looking at the minor arcana.  The minor arcana cards include cards of four suits; the wands, the pentacles, the swords, and the cups.  The wands correspond to fire sign energy and often are connected to creative projects.  The Pentacles correspond to earth sign energy and are connected to our business and financial matters. The swords represent air sign energy and our thoughts and beliefs.  The cups are connected to water sign energy and show us our emotional states as well as clueing us into the state of our relationships.  The minor arcana give us the more nitty gritty details of a situation.  For example the death card next to the two of cups could tell us that there is going to be a huge change in our relationship, but if it were next to the ace of pentacles it might represent a new financial venture or change in occupation. Court cards can even show us what people are involved in a situation.  If The Lovers showed up next to the page of pentacles it could be an indicator that an potential love interest would be an earth sign (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn).  The major arcana cards may tell you the most important messages or themes in a reading, but the minor arcana cards will tell you the real drama.

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