Two of Wands
“The one who holds the world in hand atop a castle, gauging the next course”
Keywords
- Planning
- Decision
- Outlook
- Ambition
- Choice
- Future planning
- Expansion
- Control
- Weighing options
- Possibility
- Adventure
- Vision
- Preparation
- Crossroads
Symbols in the picture
- Back Turned Toward the Horizon
The rabbit gazes at the sea and sunset-colored horizon with its back turned to us. It has already secured a safe place, yet its gaze is directed toward the unknown world beyond. It represents a heart that is not satisfied with the present and is weighing the next step.
- Wand Held in Hand
With one hand, it firmly grips a living wand sprouting new buds. This wand symbolizes the power and control it has already achieved for itself. Holding it in hand signifies that control of the situation is yours.
- Another Wand Fixed to the Railing
A second wand stands on the terrace to the right. One wand in hand and one set apart shows the choice between where you are now and the path ahead. It is a scene that demands a decision before two possible directions.
- Castle Wall and Terrace
The sturdy stone railing beneath its feet and the castle tower on the left signify the foundation and safe zone already built. Because it is in a stable position, it now has the room to plan a greater adventure.
- Sea and Distant Shore
A far-off shoreline across the calm sea is colored by the sunset. The land beyond the sea, which signifies emotion and the unknown, is a land of opportunity not yet set foot upon. It symbolizes the potential for expansion that you can cross into if you set your mind to it.
- Setting Sun
The sun hanging on the horizon illuminates the close of the day and the time before a new decision. As one phase comes to an end like the setting day, it tells you that you must decide for yourself how to open what comes next.
- Ornate Outer Robe and Knotted Tassel
The red outer robe embroidered with golden patterns and the knotted tassel at the waist reveal a figure who has already achieved considerable success and status. Having something to lose, it shows an attitude of carefully envisioning the future.
Upright · Reversed
planning · decision · future vision
indecision · fear · lack of planning
This is the moment to plan whether to go somewhere broader, beyond what you already hold in your hands.
Every reading draws from a freshly shuffled deck.