Sanwen
Ace of Wands權杖王牌
The suit of Wands belongs to fire: passion, drive, creativity and the things you want to do.
Upright meaning
A new passion or idea is sprouting. Ride this energy and put the idea into action.
Something to do today
- Note down an idea that came up today and take the first step on it.
Reversed meaning
There is something you want to do but you cannot get going, or the direction is still unclear. No need to force a sprint; first find the reason it excited you.
Something to do today
- Write down why this first attracted you.
Love, work and health
Love
Upright: A new spark is kindling: you may meet someone who lights you up, or a relationship may find its fire again. If you want to make a move, make it.
Reversed: Attraction without the courage to act, or passion that runs hot and cold. Check whether you truly like them or are just caught up in the moment.
Work and career
Upright: The start of a new idea, project or role; good for pitching, launching or turning a side-project idea into action.
Reversed: Plenty of ideas but no start, or plans pushed back again and again. Pick the smallest first step and take it today.
Health and wellbeing
Upright: Your energy is returning; a good time to start a new kind of exercise and let your body lift your mood.
Reversed: You tire easily and lack drive. Start with short, easy activity and build your stamina back slowly.
Health readings are everyday reminders, not medical advice; if you feel unwell, see a doctor.
About the card face
The card face is from the original 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck, drawn by Pamela Colman Smith and now in the public domain.