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Two of Wands: A man in a red cap stands on a castle battlement holding a small globe in one hand and a wand in the other, with a second wand fixed beside him. He looks out over land and sea.
Pamela Colman Smith, 1909. Public domain.

Two of Wands

Minor Arcana · Suit of Wands

Upright
  • planning
  • decisions
  • future vision
  • stepping out
Reversed
  • fear of the unknown
  • poor planning
  • playing it safe
  • indecision

In the picture

A man in a red cap stands on a castle battlement holding a small globe in one hand and a wand in the other, with a second wand fixed beside him. He looks out over land and sea.

Upright meaning

The Two of Wands looks ahead. You have a foothold and now you are planning the next move, weighing whether to stay where it is safe or head into wider territory. The card favours bold, well-thought-out plans.

Reversed meaning

Reversed, the plan stays on paper. Fear of the unknown or a lack of preparation keeps you on the battlement. Decide what you actually want; a small, concrete step beats endless planning.

About the suit of Wands

Wands are the suit of fire: energy, ambition, creativity and action. Wands cards often come up around new projects, work you care about and the drive to make things happen.

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The suit of Wands

Meanings here are one common reading of the cards, written for this site. Tarot is for reflection and entertainment; it can't predict the future, and it isn't advice.

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