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Card Meanings: Community Divided, New Ambitions, Lack Of Community Spirit, New Relationship, Being Jilted, Cancelled Celebrations/Surprises/Parties/ Weddings/ Events, Action, Unhappy Families, Leaving Home, Instability, Postponed/ Cancelled Reunion, Uprooting, Neglect, Not Fitting In, Feeling Unwelcome, Insecurity, Lack Of Support/ Success/ Teamwork/Achievement
The Lord of Completion has two separate, and yet closely interlinked, effects. The inner, and more complex, matter that this card rules is that of the establishment of right order. When things are balanced in life, they flow more easily. When apparently contradictory forces come into equilibrium, the powers inherent in each is available to be utilised to their fullest degree. As a result, when this state of balance is achieved, we become very effective in any area to which we apply ourselves. There is no time-wasting inner conflict, nor indecision. We can simply direct our energies in a single minded and competent fashion. From this inner effect, arises the more common definition of the 4 of Wands – that of completing cycles, finishing projects, achieving new stages of development and insight. This is because we have been able to isolate and prioritise those things which we see as most important.
So on a day ruled by the Lord of Completion, aim to finish up any outstanding matters, freeing yourself to move into new challenges. You should find yourself very efficient and single-minded. Use this clarity to your best possible advantage. The sense of satisfaction you derive will be immensely valuable to you. Also attempt to define where you want to go next – whether in a personal or a professional sense, so that you can, in days to come, set new targets and goals. In readings, the Four of Wands often represents the events and experiences that generate excitement. These vary from person to person, but the stirring feelings are the same. Sometimes such times arrive unexpectedly. The Four of Wands can signal a surprise or spontaneous thrill. Other times this card represents planned celebrations, such as weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, and victory parties. These events have their solemn side, but they are also a chance to feel the joy of living.
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Reversed Cards: Hasty action and shoddy craftsmanship are the traits of the Four of Wands in the shadow aspect. You are either doing something you lack the skill to do for an ego-based reward, or you have just lost your connection to a project you have been working on and now you dont care if the end results stand up or not. The fire in your wands is not burning with creative energy. Instead, you have fueled your fires with ego-based desires, resulting in lazy, apathetic practices.
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