Sanwen
Six of Wands權杖六
The suit of Wands belongs to fire: passion, drive, creativity and the things you want to do.
Upright meaning
A moment when effort is recognised. Accept the praise, and acknowledge your own progress generously.
Something to do today
- Say "well done" to yourself for one recent step forward.
Reversed meaning
You may care too much about what others think, or feel your effort has gone unnoticed. Bring your focus back to your own growth.
Something to do today
- Write down one thing you are pleased with that needs no one else's approval.
Love, work and health
Love
Upright: The relationship has the blessing of those around you; a good time to go public or attend something important together. Single, your confidence adds to your charm.
Reversed: Caring too much how others see the relationship, or feeling your effort goes unrecognised. It is between the two of you; hear each other out first.
Work and career
Upright: Your effort is seen; praise, a promotion or good reviews may come. Use the momentum to aim for a bigger stage.
Reversed: Results overlooked or credit taken by someone else. Keep a concrete record of what you did and speak up when it fits.
Health and wellbeing
Upright: You are in good shape or have reached a small health goal; reward yourself and keep going.
Reversed: Pushing hard to impress can wear you out. Go at your own pace; there is no need to compete.
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.