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    Home » Tarot Cards As A Person

    Published: Mar 6, 2024 · Modified: Sep 21, 2024 by Erin · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

    Six Of Wands As A Person

    The Six of Wands as a person represents someone who embodies the qualities of success, recognition, and leadership. Wands are Fire energy.

    The Six of Wands personified by The Good Tarot deck.
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    • Six of Wands as a Person (Upright)
    • Six of Wands as a Person (Reversed)
    • Tips in a Reading

    Six of Wands as a Person (Upright)

    -Successful. This person is a high achiever, and they are recognized for their high level of accomplishment.

    -A leader. This person is confident, and others look to them as a leader.

    -Victorious. They may have recently overcome a major obstacle, and they are feeling quite victorious and confident in themselves.

    Six of Wands as a Person (Reversed)

    he six of wands card personified by The Good Tarot deck.

    When the Six of Wands appears reversed, this may indicate that someone is experiencing feelings of insecurity.

    -Feelings of defeat. This person may be struggling with feelings of self-doubt, because they recently experienced what they perceive as a defeat.

    -Lack of recognition. This person may be feeling insecure with themselves because they are facing criticism or opposition that is undermining their confidence.

    -Conceited. Sometimes, the reversed 6 of wands represents a person that is overly focused on external attention and validation. Perhaps they are seeking approval from others to validate themselves. They may come off as arrogant.

    Tips in a Reading

    The Six of Wands as a person is all about an individual's self esteem, self image and confidence.

    Whether in the upright or reversed position, this card should be read in context of the cards surrounding it.

    Whether upright or reversed, acknowledge the querent's (or your own if reading for yourself) efforts and accomplishments. Even if they/you are facing challenges, remind them (or yourself) of their/your strengths and resilience.

    Consider how harnessing one's personal qualities can lead others or make a positive impacts in their lives and the lives of others.

    Encourage the querent (or yourself) to seek validation from within rather than relying solely on external recognition. True success comes from aligning with one's values and passions.

    By applying these tips, you can provide a more insightful and empowering interpretation of the Six of Wands in a tarot reading.

    Always use your intuition, and feel free to leave any comments or questions below.

    Love and blessings.

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