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Knight of Wands

Knight of Wands

Tarot de Marseille

Essence: Passion and action, mastered fire charging forward, creativity on the move, eagerness to start something new, movement

General meaning

Upright

actionmovementpassionenthusiasminitiative

↕ Reversed: Recklessness, charging in without measuring, passion that burns and quickly dies, haste, impatience

By topic

Love
passionate attractionsomeone arriving full of energyconquestimpulsedesire
Friendship
adventurous friendactive planmovemententhusiasmcompany
Family
relative on the movetripmoving houseenergyenthusiasm
Career
change of directioninitiativetravelmobilityenthusiasm
Work
initiativemovementchanges of environmenttravelaction
Studies
enthusiasmchanging schoolexchangelively projecteagerness
Money
risky investmentincome from movementinitiativeentrepreneurshipbusiness trips
Pets
fast animalsport with the animaltravelenergyrough play
Health
high energysportactivityexcessimpulsiveness
Choices
act nowmoveriskpassionchange of environment
Creative projects
take-offexecutionactioninspirationimpulse
Creativity
a project taking offinspiration in actionenthusiasmturnenergy

The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.

✨ 3 tips for combining it

  1. With The Chariot, travel and movement. Example: Knight of Wands + The Chariot is a change of scene or a trip.
  2. With Cups, someone arrives full of energy. Example: Knight of Wands + Two of Cups is a passion that arrives with a bang.
  3. With rushing cards, recklessness. Example: Knight of Wands + The Tower is jumping in without measuring and it going badly.

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Images: Tarot de Marseille, public domain (Wikimedia Commons).