Two of Wands
The Two of Wands symbolizes a moment of reflection and decision, embodying the marriage of opposites and the synthesis of polarities within oneself. It encourages a careful consideration of actions and outcomes, reminding the seeker that they hold the power to shape their destiny with careful planning and protection of their energy. The card also hints at the potential need to reassess intentions and make reparations for past harm.
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Symbolism of the Witches and Torches
The Witch of Wands stands between two torches, symbolizing reflection and division. The torches represent opposites: masculine and feminine, cold and hot, apathy and energy, high and low, sleep and wakefulness, east and west, etc. The Witch embodies the duality of these opposites within her physical form, reflecting the changing polarities we all continuously synthesize.
Significance of the Crystal Ball
Holding a crystal ball, a symbol of divination and witchcraft, the Witch reminds us to look at situations from a higher perspective before making decisions. This involves diving deeper into the details and considering all possible outcomes. The crystal ball is a tool for explorers of symbolism, visions, and dreams, hinting at the divine root shared by divinity and divination.
Power of the Witch
The witch's energy is distorted when tied to old ideas; she cautions against revealing plans prematurely. Her conical hat signifies a call to heavenly, spiritual forces, symbolizing the transfer of energy. The witch's presence encourages finding one's own power, akin to magic that crafts fate. Carrying a pouch of talismans and discarding what no longer serves higher purposes is advised. Alchemical symbols and half-eaten red apples surround her, pointing to ancient knowledge and personal magic.
Meaning
The world is in your hands, with a focus on victory through careful planning and the right choices. Energy inspires doubling, setting realistic goals, and formulating an action plan while protecting personal energy from others.
Shadow
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, necessitating responsibility for past wrongs. It prompts a reconsideration of current goals, pondering whether they serve the greater good of all involved and if hasty decisions are justifiable in the long run.
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