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Two of Wands
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A
merchant looks out from a castle battlement over a city and
the landscape beyond. He holds a wand in his hand and another
rests against the wall behind him. He also holds a globe with
the three known continents marked - Asia, Europia and Africa.
My
Interpretation: Gifts
from the Heavens.
Good
things will come to the deserving. Intellect
and vision. There is also a connotation of disatisfaction and
yearning - a man looks over his dominion, but still holds his
unfulfilled dreams in his hand.
(Reversed:
A time of worry, but don't despair as a sea-change is in the
air).
Edit
notes: Different
to v1.0 card as I've added more symbolism
to assist readers, and made much more similar to the Rider Waite
version. The globe in the man's hand shows the only known continents
of the time - Asia, "Europia" and Africa.
