Two of Wands

Element: Fire

The design of the Two of Wands draws inspiration from “Columbus discovering the New World.” Columbus, an Italian navigator and explorer, was a key figure of the Age of Discovery, famously crossing the Atlantic four times and discovering the Americas. Here, the divine cat Bart holds a globe in his hand, contemplating his next voyage—while the New World is already just within reach. He is both adventurous and courageous. As a strategist, he relies on nautical charts and a telescope, constantly marking his journey and planning his future route after careful assessment.

In the original Rider–Waite depiction, the nobleman has already achieved some success, yet remains ambitious, full of dreams and intentions for the future. At this moment, he must decide on his motivation and direction and determine what his next step will be.

Keywords: Decision, planning, evaluation, waiting, foresight, travel

Relationships:
1. Planning a future together
2. Facing a relationship decision

Career & Study:
1. Making the right choice
2. Careful consideration and evaluation

Finance:
1. Good investment opportunities
2. Overseas investments

Mental & Spiritual Health:
1. Inner strength, making wise choices
2. Desire to explore new horizons

Keywords: Indecision, wrong choices, short-sightedness, fear and retreat

Relationships:
1. Relationship development not going well
2. Hesitation leads to wrong decisions

Career & Study:
1. Blocked progress
2. Poor career or academic choices

Finance:
1. Financial planning without capital
2. Investment mistakes

Mental & Spiritual Health:
1. Lack of confidence and self-doubt
2. Inner conflict