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Romance, Love Or Relationships:
The person you have your eye on may be being pursued by several people. Even so, give it your best shot. You need to know that you have done all that you can for this relationship where your heart is involved. This can also work the other way and mean that you are going to be pursued by several interested people romantically.
Card Meanings: Arguments, Being Defensive/ Territorial, Struggle, Lawsuit Or Quarrel, Strikes, Conflict, Opposition, Disagreements, Pent Up Energy/Aggression, Frustration, Assertive, Temper, Courage, Clashing Personalities/Egos, Adrenaline, Chaos, Sports, Rows, Unruliness, Aggression, Fighting, Competition, Lack Of Control/ Cooperation, Being Rough, Battles, Irritation
The Five of Wands often refers to competition. Usually this is in the career/work arena, but sometimes it can refer to romantic rivals. Don’t be afraid of competing, know that you have something to offer, and can be successful. But you have to try, to see results.
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Reversed Cards: Having five wands of magical power at your disposal sure would be handy, but if you dont know how to use them properly, you could end up with more destruction than creation. When the Five of Wands shows up in the blocked aspect, your life could look more like a battlefield than a playground of organized chaos. There is a fine line between conflict and creative flow. Tension often offers possibilities to showcase gifts and talents we dont normally use. Be warned, though: if you stay in this blocked energy, you will burn yourself out.
Complete Book of Tarot: The French tarot restorer, Paul Marteau, published his highly influential book Le Tarot de Marseilles in 1949, in which he presented a horoscopic spread that makes use of all seventy-eight cards. A briefer version of this method involves selecting twelve cards from the major arcana and spreading them around the wheel, one major card in each house of the horoscope. The next step is to draw a card for each house from the remaining sixty-six cards (majors and minors mixed together) and lay them around the wheel, one card in each house. The first round of major arcana cards are read just as you would read the planets and zodiac signs in the houses of a horoscope. The second card, which might be either a major or minor arcana, reveals the future trends of that house. If the querent has further questions about the matters of a house, a third card can be drawn to clarify the issue.
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Complete Book of Tarot: When upright, the Sun is a positive card that typically symbolizes a period of success, achievement, recognition, warmth, happiness, popularity, and contentment. Health improves and personal relationships prosper. Work situations and new ventures go well. Because of the Suns connection with Leo and the fifth house of the natural zodiac, modern astrologers believe that this card can also signify romance, marriage, creative self-expression, the birth of children, or other matters related to offspring. Now is a time of clarity, illumination, and enlightenment. Ponder the words of the bard: ‘How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a weary world’ (William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice, 1600).