The Divinatory Interpretations
of the
Suit of Wands

Ace of Wands:

The Ace of the Suit of Wands means that it is the beginning of something. It can either be a renewal or a birth, real or metaphorical, activity or energy that will lead to success or a strong probability that your aims will be achieved soon.

Two of Wands:

The Two of the Suit of Wands means that there is power, wealth and good fortune heading your way, but it is more of a short term thing, and will not lead to long lasting happiness.

Three of Wands:

The Three of the Suit of Wands means that there will be lasting success in a material success, more notably with those connected with partnerships and maybe the arts.

Four of Wands:

The Four of the Suit of Wands will mean that there will be a successful conclusion to some situation or course of activity. It will more likely result in a more contented home life, or if the enquirer is older, a happier retirement.

Five of Wands:

The Five of the Suit of Wands will more likely than most, mean that there will be arguments, trials, and struggle, and success will only be achieved after much striving.

Six of Wands:

The Six of the Suit of Wands means that there will be some success through your hard work and can sometimes represent the nearness of important news or new happenings.

Seven of Wands:

The Seven of the Suit of Wands means that there will be a serious threat which can be overcome by self-reliance and your inner strength.

Eight of Wands:

The Eight of the Suit of Wands means that there is a certain rush in your life, and everything is hurrying along perhaps to quickly to a certain conclusion. There are urgent messages in your life that need to be answered as soon as possible. If you are a married person, then there will probably be a domestic disagreement and maybe even infatuation with an outsider.

Nine of Wands:

The Nine of the Suit of Wands represents reserved strength, resistance, and persistence. Despite the irritations of a certain situation, you will fulfill the objectives and desires of the task at hand. If the divination is concerned primarily with someone suffering from an illness, then this card represents the recovery of the person with the illness.

Ten of Wands:

The Ten of the Suit of Wands represents a misuse of energy, mostly materialism and selfishness, and in some cases, injustice. This card sometimes indicates that “honey tastes like ashes”, which basically means material success is not always what people make it out to be, and does not produce the desired satisfaction.

Page of Wands:

The Page of the Suit of Wands represents a significator, an attractive, daring and enthusiastic young man or young woman. It can either indicate the arrival of a stranger into your life, or particularly in the case of a female, a young faithful lover. In some cases, when in the spread of cards, it represents the receipt of reliable information. If spread next to the Page of Cups, the card means that there will be a dangerous rival for you.

Knight of Wands:

The Knight represents a significator, a man who is decisive, generous but somewhat unpredictable. In divination, the Knight represents a man who has bouts of furious energy in all his activities but tends to lack staying power. The Knight also represents a person in the Tarot Spread who is over-hasty in decisions and actions. In this case, it gives a warning to you to be careful when making a definitive move. The cards spread left to right of it symbolize the general background to a contemplated decision.

Queen of Wands:

The Queen represents any mature woman. In divinations, it represents a woman who along with calmness and capacity to deal with practical matters is singed with considerable charm and a dislike of opposition. She may be snobbish and mean at times, but others have referred to her as “the lady of the house”, and being typical to those who have been represented by this card. When in a tarot spread this card does not refer to a specific person, it actually represents financial success.

King of Wands:

The King represents a mature or elderly man who has strong character. In divination, he represents an honest, generous man possessed of all the old fashioned virtues and a strong sense of humour. Such a man takes ample time to make important decisions affecting his life and the life of others. When the card is not symbolizing a particular person, the card indicates a fortunate love partnership or the receiving of an inheritance.

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