Ten of Wands
The Ten of Wands represents the hundred-handed giant who unties the hundred knots of rope that bind an immobilized Zeus to his own bed. This card embodies the theme of gratitude and liberation through assistance. It signifies the relief that comes when help arrives during times of overwhelming burden. The card emphasizes the importance of appreciation for those who offer aid when we are bound by our circumstances.
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Description
The Hundred-Handed Giant: untying the hundred knots of rope with which an immobilized Zeus is bound to his own bed. Gratitude.
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Gratitude.
Visual Description
A large, muscular bearded man leans over a narrow bed where a supine, bearded man lies mostly unclothed with a short blue skirt. The larger man is pulling and fastening lengths of wire or cord across the prone figure, while a torch is set in the stone wall behind them. The room shows a curtained window and plain stonework, and the scene is framed by a decorative border with a small wand motif and the word WANDS at the top. The number 10 appears in the upper left corner and multilingual suit names are printed at the bottom.
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