The Hello and welcome to TarowBites. I'm Theresa Reed the Tarow Lady. I'm the author of the

Tarow coloring book and your host for this podcast series. This is episode 44 of

Terro Bites, the podcast where I dish out short entertaining bite-sized lessons

on how to read tarot.

For today's episode, our topic is the two of wands.

Grab your tarot decks and let's begin.

First of all, I want to start out by saying that I love the wan suit.

Fire, passion, enterprise, what's not to like?

You know, ironically, I have no fire in my astrology chart, but I guess I'm just drawn to all things fiery because, yeah, maybe I'm trying to, you know, recreate that. Anyhow, I don't want to go off on some astrotangent. Let's get our focus back on the two of wands.

This card, by the way, is rich in visual cues.

So let's start by examining the walls. Now in this card you'll notice

that the figure stands in a little fortress. Those walls signify security and safety.

This can indicate boundaries or a sense of being secure in your world.

You'll also notice that there is an image of a cross made out of lilies and roses on this wall.

Now this is a symbol of transformation.

In the figure's hand he's holding a globe. That's a symbol that the world is in his hands.

He's got it going on, right? You'll also notice that the figure is gazing out at a body of water.

Water can symbolize the subconscious.

What's this guy dreaming up?

So those little visual cues can give you a lot of information and it can lead to some great interpretations for the two of wands.

So here are a few.

So for one, the two of Wands card simplizes success. Plans are coming together perfectly.

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