Sulis
5 sticks lay on the floor.. The cross hatching that they are on goes this way and that with no particular pattern or order.
This really is a very simple image.
Gone is the structure and focus of the 4, the 5 sticks have been scattered, they almost look as if they've just been dropped from a height and that makes me think of scattering runes or bones for divination (or maybe I'm just weird
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There's no colour in this card, it's quite a stark image.. The colour was focused in the 4 and appears again in the 6, I think the lack of colour emphasises the difficulties expressed in the number 5.
The 5s break the order of the 4s. They break us out of that comfortable place we'd reached and force us to rethink, take a good look at things and make some decisions to get things back to how they were. I like to think of the 5s in tarot as blessings in disguise; they're difficult because change and the destruction of order and comfort are often very difficult but they're necessary for growth and to help us move forward.. There are often lessons to be learned with the 5s, they're the type of experiences that are hard at the time but that we look back on and are glad that we've lived through them because they've helped us to move on..
I think of Wands as energy and action.
The 5 Wands to me is a card about breaking out of the box (represented by the comfort of the 4)... It's the spanner in the works card, the thing that jolts us and makes us sit up and take notice.. Sometimes it's competition but sometimes it's just scattered energies, not knowing what to do or where to go next. It's saying things are going to be difficult for a while and soon I'll have to take action to get things back on track..
This really is a very simple image.
Gone is the structure and focus of the 4, the 5 sticks have been scattered, they almost look as if they've just been dropped from a height and that makes me think of scattering runes or bones for divination (or maybe I'm just weird
There's no colour in this card, it's quite a stark image.. The colour was focused in the 4 and appears again in the 6, I think the lack of colour emphasises the difficulties expressed in the number 5.
The 5s break the order of the 4s. They break us out of that comfortable place we'd reached and force us to rethink, take a good look at things and make some decisions to get things back to how they were. I like to think of the 5s in tarot as blessings in disguise; they're difficult because change and the destruction of order and comfort are often very difficult but they're necessary for growth and to help us move forward.. There are often lessons to be learned with the 5s, they're the type of experiences that are hard at the time but that we look back on and are glad that we've lived through them because they've helped us to move on..
I think of Wands as energy and action.
The 5 Wands to me is a card about breaking out of the box (represented by the comfort of the 4)... It's the spanner in the works card, the thing that jolts us and makes us sit up and take notice.. Sometimes it's competition but sometimes it's just scattered energies, not knowing what to do or where to go next. It's saying things are going to be difficult for a while and soon I'll have to take action to get things back on track..