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Queen of Wands

Queen of Wands

Tarot de Marseille

Essence: Magnetism, vital and creative energy, self-confidence, mistress of her own fire, commanding charisma

General meaning

Upright

magnetismcharismavitalityconfidenceleadership

↕ Reversed: Uncontrolled fire, volatile temper, outbursts, jealousy, needing to be the centre of attention

By topic

Love
intense attractiondesiremagnetismpassionate womanseduction
Friendship
charismatic friendlivens up the groupwarmthenergysupport
Family
a warmenergetic figurelivens up the homepushes her people onactive mothervitality
Career
leadershipcharismainitiativea woman with powerreach
Work
leadershipcharismainitiativeenergetic bossenthusiasm
Studies
charismatic teacherleadershipenergystudying with passiondrive
Money
your own businessinitiativeincome from charismaleadershipboldness
Pets
energetic owneranimal with characterpassionfirm trainingvitality
Health
vitalityenergywarmthstrengthenthusiasm
Choices
decide confidentlytrustpassionshow yourselflead
Creative projects
creative leaderenthusiasmteam energyinitiativecharisma
Creativity
lively creative energyinspirationgetting things goingmagnetismexpression

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

✨ 3 tips for combining it

  1. With Coins, she's an entrepreneur. Example: Queen of Wands + Ace of Coins is a woman with her own business.
  2. With Cups, it's magnetism. Example: Queen of Wands + Two of Cups is a passionate, confident woman in love.
  3. With conflict cards, the temper overflows. Example: Queen of Wands + Five of Swords is an outburst of jealousy or temper.

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