Six of Wands tarot card from the 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck

Six of Wands

Upright
victory, recognition, confidence
Reversed
self-doubt, lack of recognition, fall from grace
Yes or no
Yes (reversed: no)

The image

A rider crowned with laurels parades through a crowd on a white horse, holding a wand decorated with a victory wreath. Success is public and celebrated.

Upright meaning

In general

Success and public recognition are coming your way. Enjoy the moment; you earned it.

In love

You feel proud of your relationship, or someone admires you openly.

At work

Promotion, praise or a visible win. Your efforts are recognised.

With money

Financial success and rewards for your hard work.

Reversed meaning

In general

Your efforts may go unnoticed, or self-doubt is creeping in. Recognise your own achievements.

In love

Feeling unappreciated. Say what you need.

At work

Credit is going elsewhere or progress stalls. Keep going and make your work visible.

With money

Rewards may be delayed.

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