The Six of Wands in the Tarot represents triumph, acclaim and pride. This card is the equivalent of the Chariot in the Major Arcana. Like the Chariot, it represents moments of victory and triumph. Some of the cards that reinforce the qualities of the Six of Wands are the Chariot and the Sun (Major Arcana cards) and the Nine of Cups. Some cards that oppose the Six of Wands are the Tower (Major Arcana card) and the Five of Diamonds, Five of Hearts and Ten of Swords.
The meaning of the card Six of Wands upright
When the Six of Wands is up in a Tarot reading, it's an indication that achieving a goal is within reach. It's time for you to receive the recognition you've been looking for. It's when you receive all the acclaim, honors and rewards you so richly deserve. You feel that it's all been worth it. Success is near and you must be right. It doesn't necessarily mean victory over someone else. It could be over yourself, the environment or against all odds. A word of caution: Self-esteem is great, feeling good about one's achievements is part of one's success, but you must ensure that you are not arrogant and do not feel superior to others. Success, after all, is very fickle. It's here today, but gone tomorrow!
The Meaning of the Six of Wands card reversed
When the Six of Wands is reversed in a Tarot reading, it means that you're not living your dreams. It's about a lack of success. It can also be about not tapping into your leadership skills, but blindly following someone else. It can also indicate that someone is arrogant or grandiose.
The meaning of the Six of Wands card in love
The Six of Wands in a love Tarot reading means that you could be really feeling the love. If you're single, someone perfect for you is about to enter your life. If you're in a relationship, you and your partner are sharing in each other's success and supporting each other.
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