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Seven of Wands
Tarot de Marseille
Essence: Energy thrown outwards, drive, passion in action, bravery, defending a project or a conviction
General meaning
Upright
actiondrivebraverydefencepassion
↕ Reversed: Badly distributed strength, fighting with everyone, defensive for no reason, open fronts, a fire that gets out of control or goes out
By topic
- Love
desire shown openlyintense attractionconquestbraveryactive passion
- Friendship
a friend who defends youactive loyaltysupportbraverydrive
- Family
defending your ownfamily effortprotectiontensiondrive
- Career
leading with passionmaking your waycompetingdefending a positionbravery
- Work
defending a projectdrivecompetitionprofessional braveryaction
- Studies
effortthesis defencedrivecompetitivenesspersistence
- Money
defending a businesseffortcommercial drivefighting for incomebold investment
- Pets
combative animalactive trainingprotectionintense playenergy
- Health
physical energysportfighting an ailmentresiliencevigour
- Choices
defend the decisionact with convictiondon't hold backbraverydrive
- Creative projects
active passiondefending the worknot afraid of effortconvictiondrive
- Creativity
creating with passion and your whole bodyeffortactiondevotionintensity
The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.
✨ 3 tips for combining it
- With Swords, you defend your ideas. Example: Seven of Wands + Five of Swords is defending a position with arguments.
- With Cups, it's being direct in love. Example: Seven of Wands + Ace of Cups is showing what you feel without beating about the bush.
- With aggressive cards, you fight everything. Example: Seven of Wands + Knight of Swords is being defensive for no reason.
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