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The card shows eight geese soaring into a warmly coloured sky, signifying either sunrise or sunset. In the background you can see a castle on a hill, right before you is a crack in the earth, an abyss.
I love this picture. And I love one sentence from the booklet that sums up a meaning I never saw before: "A group combines their energies while maintaining individuality".
Though there are neither wands nor persons in this picture I think it carries the essence of the 8 of wands very well. Of course you could say the wands in the RW are already falling down again and that signifies better that your aim is at reach and perfection of something is close. But as I always preferred to see the card as pure movement, start or finish not strictly implied, but open to interpretation, I like it very much. - But I've always been drawn to birds of passage, anyway![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I love this picture. And I love one sentence from the booklet that sums up a meaning I never saw before: "A group combines their energies while maintaining individuality".
Though there are neither wands nor persons in this picture I think it carries the essence of the 8 of wands very well. Of course you could say the wands in the RW are already falling down again and that signifies better that your aim is at reach and perfection of something is close. But as I always preferred to see the card as pure movement, start or finish not strictly implied, but open to interpretation, I like it very much. - But I've always been drawn to birds of passage, anyway