Two of Wands

To gain a more complete understanding of the Two of Wands, an overview of the suit and number is provided first.

Overview of the Wands

Element: Fire

Zodiac: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius

Playing Card Suit: Clubs

Class: Peasantry

Rules: The Spirit

The Wands rule the spirit, especially issues of creativity and energy.

By spirit, we mean that the meaning of each Tarot card in this suit may rule issues of a deep level, connected to drive, purpose or even faith.

Connected with the element of Fire, this suit rules the Zodiac Fire signs of Aries, Leo and Sagittarius.

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The Wands is the Tarot suit most often connected with issues related to creativity, spirituality and energy.

When you read these Tarot cards, keep in mind that their Tarot definition can change in meaning. Tarot cards will be interpreted differently according to the cards around them in a Tarot spread.

When learning the definition of Tarot cards, look at the cards individually and as part of the Tarot layout. If you're just learning to read Tarot cards, use the position in the Tarot layout as well as the meanings to guide you.

And never forget to listen to your gut instinct, even if it means the changing the official definition slightly.

Synopsis of the Twos

Two is the number of growth and union.

It is the blending of opposites to create something new and perfect.

Like in nature, every whole is made of opposites: light and dark, yin and yang.

Two reminds us that sometimes these variations are needed for balance and harmony.

Upright:

Power and success in career matters is often indicated by the Two of Wands. Productive partnerships may form at this point in time, and many positive relationships may develop at work.

Two of Wands can also indicate a successful business man or woman who will act as a guide or mentor, working with you towards greater career achievements.

Agreements in business or real estate will make you more money than you expect, and contracts can be easily negotiated.

Reversed: Partnerships filled with friction and misunderstands can occur when the Two of Wands is reversed.

Delays and miscommunication in legal matters are par for the course.

Sometimes it is because partners are seeking difference outcomes from their venture; one may want money while the other is searching for creative freedom.

Being inflexible can lead to further misunderstandings.

Meaning of Each Tarot Card Keyword: balanced partnerships, productive relationships, work friendships, employment mentors, successful real estate deals, profitable contracts, hollow success, end of partnerships, delays, unexpected expenses, stubbornness and pride.