The Magician tarot card from the 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck

The Magician

Upright
willpower, skill, making it happen
Reversed
manipulation, untapped talent, scattered energy
Yes or no
Yes (reversed: no)

The image

A figure stands at a table holding a wand to the sky and pointing to the earth. On the table lie a cup, a sword, a pentacle and a wand: every tool he needs is already in front of him.

Upright meaning

In general

You have the skills, the resources and the timing on your side. This is a card of action: focus your energy on one clear goal and you can turn intention into results.

In love

You are able to create the connection you want. Say what you feel clearly and act on it; confidence and honest communication are your strongest tools right now.

At work

Your talents are visible and ready to be used. Pitch the idea, take the lead or start the project; you are more capable than you give yourself credit for.

With money

You can improve your finances through your own skill and initiative. A side project, a negotiation or a smart plan is likely to pay off.

Reversed meaning

In general

Your energy is scattered or your talents are going unused. Someone, possibly you, may also be bending the truth to get results. Refocus and keep your methods honest.

In love

Be careful with charm that has no substance behind it. Words are easy; look at whether actions match them, including your own.

At work

You may be doubting skills you clearly have, or spreading yourself across too many tasks. Pick one priority and finish it.

With money

Be cautious of deals that sound clever but feel slippery. If you cannot explain exactly how the money is made, step back.

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