Wands Suit

Two of Wands

Planning/World of Possibilities

About This Card

Future planning, progress, decisions.

Card Interpretations

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Upright Meaning

Having a choice. Offering or being offered an option. Seeing the value of another person's approach. Understanding there's more than one way to "skin a cat". Successfully doing more than one thing at a time. Being empowered to make a choice.

Keywords:

planningdecisionsfuture focusdiscoveryprogresspotential

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Reversed Meaning

Misrepresenting your intentions. Doing one thing while desiring another. Changing course mid-stream for no good reason. Refusing to change your goal even when pursuing it no longer makes sense. Disregarding the input of others.

Keywords:

fear of changeplaying it safebad planningrestrictionslack of progress

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