Okay, so today I wanted to figure out what the “6 of Wands” card means when it comes to taking action. I’ve been feeling a bit stuck lately, and I thought maybe a little tarot guidance could help. I’m not an expert or anything, just someone who likes to mess around with cards for a bit of self-reflection, you know?
First, I grabbed my trusty Rider-Waite deck. I just feel more connected to the images on this one. I shuffled the cards, thinking about what kind of action I needed to take in my life. Like, really focused on that feeling of being unsure and wanting some clarity.
Then, I laid out a simple three-card spread. Just past, present, and future. And guess what? The 6 of Wands popped up in the future position! I was like, “Okay, universe, I see you.”
I spent some time just looking at the card. This dude is riding a horse, holding a wand with a wreath on it, and everyone’s cheering him on. It just screams “victory,” “success,” and “public recognition,” right? But what does that mean for action?
I started brainstorming, just jotting down some ideas in my notebook. My initial thoughts were:
- Be confident: The card is all about being sure of yourself, so whatever action I take, I need to do it with my head held high.
- Share my work: Maybe it’s time to stop hiding my projects and actually put myself out there. That whole “public recognition” thing got me thinking.
- Lead the way: The guy on the horse isn’t following anyone; he’s leading. So maybe I need to take charge of my situation and stop waiting for things to happen.
- Celebrate small wins:The card has such celebratory energy. It is important to aknowledge the little victories.
After looking at my notes, I realized the 6 of Wands, as action, is really about stepping up and being seen. It’s not about aggressive action, but more about confident, proud action. It’s about sharing your achievements and inspiring others.
So, I decided to take a small step today. I posted a piece of writing online that I’d been hesitant to share. It’s not a huge thing, but it felt like a good way to embody the energy of the 6 of Wands. And you know what? People actually liked it! It felt good to get that positive feedback, and it definitely gave me a little boost of confidence.
I’m still figuring things out, but this little tarot exercise helped me get a bit of direction. It is a reminder that sometimes the best action is to simply believe in yourself and let your light shine.
