Tarot Card of the Week: Jan 4 – Jan 10, 2016
Six of Wands
This week may see you getting some much-deserved approval or recognition from your peers.
The Six of Wands refers to support, approval and acclaim, brought about by something you’ve worked hard to achieve.
Is there something you have been aiming for that has possibly seemed out of reach? If so, this is the week to reach out, grab it and make it your own.
You may have been putting a lot of effort into your work and not even realizing that others have taken notice. Or you could be unexpectedly pulled aside by a loved one, just to tell you how much you’re loved and appreciated.
You may not know where it will take you but what you do know is that it is for your greater good and that there is a fair degree of growth attached to it. Intellectually you are soaring.
This is a good time to put your head down and study or if you have written work to complete now is the time to do so. The path you are on is about to take you on a leap possibly beyond your wildest dreams and you should be aiming high as that star is easily within your reach.
Tarot Card of The Week Six of Wands
Tarot Card of the Week: Jun 3 – June 9, 2015
Tarot Card of the Week: Jun 3 – June 9, 2015Six of Wands
The Six of Wands, taken from the Crystal Visions Tarot, is a card of victory, triumph and success, so a very good card for an outcome.
Wands represent fire, and the Six of Wands reflects the Zodiac sign of Leo. We can see all of this in the picture depicted on the card.
The champion emerges from the struggle as a hero. He stands on a mountain top holding a torch of victory in one hand and a crystal ball in the other, a symbol of vision and enlightenment. The triumphant lion (Leo) beside him is a symbol of strength and power.
The number six in its numerical value is the caretaker, harmonious, stable and balanced. Hawthorne is the medicinal aspect of the six of wands, it’s often used for issues regarding the blood and heart.
Other medical issues involving lowering cholesterol and digestive problems. Just keep in mind, before taking anything, always check with your physician.
Upright, the Six of Wands is a card of triumph, victory after strife or effort. Success, good news, advancement as a result of previous work. It can also signify a journey over land.