WANDS ~23 ACE OF WANDS represents the essence of the elements offire in its inception. The flames are Yods, arranged in the formof the Tree of Life. It is primordial Energy manifesting inMatter.24 TWO OF WANDS = Dominion. Chokmah in the suit of Fire.Mars in Aries. Here are two dorjes crossed. The dorje is theTibetan symbol of destruction. But destruction may beregarded as the first step in the creative process.25 THREE OF WANDS = Virtue. Binah in the suit of Fire. Sunin Aries. The Wands take the form of the Lotus, and representthe establishment of primeval energy.26 FOUR OF WANDS = Completion. Chesed in the suit of Fire.Venus in Aries. The Wands are headed by the Ram sacred toAries, and, at the other end, the doves of Venus. The originalWill of the Two has been transmitted through the Three, and Knight of Cups: The fire part of the water, the man with commitments, kind but passive, engaged with excitement, sensitive but shallow. Being affected: sensuality and leisure, dishonesty, tend to be depressed and addicted. I won’t lie, the book is pretty dense, so don’t be worried if you can’t fully get your head around what he is saying! If you choose to read it, take your time!

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WANDS ~KNIGHT OF WANDS. The fiery part of fire. A man of activity,generosity, pride and swiftness. Cruelty, bigotry, petulance. QUEEN OF WANDS. The watery part of fire. A woman of adapt-ability, persistent energy, calm authority, powers of attraction,generous but intolerant. Obstinacy, revenge, dominance. PRINCE OF WANDS. The airy part of fire. A young man, swiftand strong, impulsive, violent, just, noble and generous with a sense of humor. Proud, intolerant, cruel, cowardly, andprejudiced. PRINCESS OF WANDS. The earthy part of fire. An energeticyoung woman, individualistic, brilliant and daring, expressivein love or anger, enthusiastic. Superficial, theatrical, shallow,cruel, unreliable, faithless. ACE OF WANDS: The Root of the Powers of Fire. Energy.Strength. Natural Force. Sexual vigor. TWO OF WANDS: Dominion. Fire in its highest form. Force ofenergy. Harmony of power and justice. Influence. Boldness.Courage. Fierceness. Restlessness. Turbulence. Obstinacy.THREE OF WANDS: Virtue. Established strength. Success afterstruggle. Pride and arrogance. Realization of hope. Conceit.FOUR OF WANDS: Completion. Perfection. Settlement. Rest.Subtlety. Cleverness. Knowledge brings conclusions.Unreliable outcomes from overzealous action. Lay out the cards: There are many different ways to lay out the cards for a reading, but one common method is the three-card spread. In this spread, the first card represents the past, the second card represents the present, and the third card represents the future. Other spreads, such as the Celtic Cross spread, are more complex and involve multiple cards. Qabalah. It was supposed that Moses, the great magician ofthe Hebrews, had been initiated by the hierophants of thatcountry. This theory is confirmed by strongly marked tracesof Egyptian figures and ideas in the traditional designs them-selves, but there is also manifold expression of the influence ofIndian religions. In particular, the Indian God Ardhanari isrepresented with the four weapons of the four suits: Wands,Cups, Swords, and Disks.It seems, therefore, probable that Egyptian and Indian Mercury) is the influence of the 10 numbers and the twenty-two letters on man, and his best method of manipulating theirforces.It appears from the classification that the system of the

The Fool. In spiritual matters, represents ideas and thoughts, which endeavor to transcend earth. In material matters, reveals folly, eccentricity, even mania. It represents a sudden, unexpected impulse. There is a fifteen card template (laid out in five groups of three) presented in the that acts as an alternative to the classic ten card Celtic Cross spread. Eight of Swords: Represents self-imposed limitations, trapped emotions, and the need for liberation.that becomes a catalyst to the viewer’s imagination.The following two essays provide unique insight into Lady Tzaddi is the letter of The Emperor, the Trump IV, and He is the Star, the Trump XVII. Aquarius and Aries are therefore counterchanged, revolving on the pivot of Pisces, just as, in the Trumps VIII and XI, Leo and Libra do about Virgo. This last revelation makes our Tarot attributions sublimely, perfectly, flawlessly symmetrical. [2]