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Wands · Minor Arcana

Six of Wands

Victory parade - public recognition, briefly enjoyed.

The Six of Wands tarot card, Rider–Waite–Smith deck
Rider–Waite–Smith deck, 1909 - public domain

Six of Wands upright

The rider crowned with laurel, a wreath on his wand, the crowd around him. Earned acknowledgment, not just a thing you've done.

Accept the win. Modesty here reads as ingratitude; celebrate the people who helped get you here and keep walking.

Six of Wands reversed

Reversed, recognition is delayed, deflected, or claimed by someone else. Or you've started to believe the press, which is its own problem.

Keywords

  • victory
  • recognition
  • earned acclaim
  • success
  • leadership

Where this reading comes from

Meaning authored from the Rider-Waite-Smith reader tradition rather than copied from any single modern source.

Common questions

What does Six of Wands mean?
Victory parade - public recognition, briefly enjoyed. The rider crowned with laurel, a wreath on his wand, the crowd around him. Earned acknowledgment, not just a thing you've done.
What does Six of Wands mean reversed?
Reversed, recognition is delayed, deflected, or claimed by someone else. Or you've started to believe the press, which is its own problem.
Is Six of Wands a good card to draw?
Six of Wands belongs to the wands suit, which deals with drive, work and creative momentum. No card is simply good or bad; what it means depends on the question and where it lands in the spread.

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