Two of Wands
The Card
A figure in fine robes stands on a rooftop parapet holding a small world globe and gazing out over mountains and sea. One wand is held in his hand; another is fixed to the wall. He has earned his vantage point. Now he looks outward.
Symbolism
The globe: he holds the whole world as a possibility, not a reality. The fixed wand is what he has already built; the held wand is where he is going. The mountain-and-sea landscape is everywhere the ambition can take him.
The world is in your hands — literally. A figure stands on a rooftop holding a small globe and looking over a vast landscape, a wand in each hand. He has built something and is now planning the next expansion. Big vision is the card's gift.
Fear of risk, playing it too safe, bad planning, limiting yourself unnecessarily.
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