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And welcome to the third episode in my four-part series on the tarot suit of wands.

Let's pick right up where we left off last time, moving into the seven of wands.

The image on this card is of a person holding up one wand while six other wands are held up in front of him.

I'm going to use male pronouns here because to me this looks like a male figure.

There are relatively simple colors on this card with a light blue

background and the man's clothing in green and yellow. You can notice that all three of these

colors are repeated on the hill that he's standing on, kind of echoing the man's clothes.

So we've got a few very important details to notice first.

The man is standing on this hill, and it looks like the six ones below are coming at him.

There is a defensive posture as the man holds one wand in self-protection,

with that wand crossed over his body. More specifically crossed over his

chest area and a little bit of the neck almost or the throat, which are of course very

vulnerable parts of the body. This is important because the seven of wands is a card of

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