Ten of Wands權杖十

The suit of Wands belongs to fire: passion, drive, creativity and the things you want to do.
Upright meaning
You are carrying a lot. It is hard, but it also means you are trusted. Pace your strength and avoid shouldering too much at once.
Something to do today
- Put your responsibilities in order of priority.
Reversed meaning
It is time to look at what is on your shoulders. Some things can be shared or put down for now; you do not have to do everything yourself.
Something to do today
- Hand one task to someone else or postpone it.
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.