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Tarot Arcanum Five of Wands: Pretended Fight

Description: five people are fighting with each other or hindering each other with their rods, all these people are in the desert;

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The main meanings of the card in the upright position:

  • test, struggle, competition;
  • uncertainty;
  • argument, quarrel;
  • willingness to be firm and stand up for yourself;
  • try your strength;
  • chances that should not be missed;
  • competition task;
  • task, riddle;
  • a family of disputants who are nevertheless friendly;
  • lack of expression of desire, lack of a specific goal;
  • «a lot of noise, but little sense»;
  • fusses, promises, but problems will pass you by;
  • interesting problems;
  • stormy youth, physical activity;
  • travel delay;
  • passivity should be avoided;
  • several things at once;
  • legal problems;
  • delay in travel;
  • martial arts.

Main meanings of the card in the inverted position:

  • peace, harmony;
  • new opportunities that life presents;
  • the troubles, promises and problems that you are likely to acquire;
  • quarrels over trifles;
  • relief after a conflict;
  • sports;
  • end of struggle;
  • opportunities;
  • favorable resolution of a legal issue;
  • internal conflict;
  • dishonest tactics;
  • major quarrels;
  • overwork;
  • postponing the trip.

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Five young people with wands in their hands are having a fun brawl. This is not a fight, they are just overflowing with energy, and they find an outlet for it. The spirit of competition and play reigns here. This card speaks of the unexpressed desire, the absence of a specific goal. The efforts of the people involved in solving your issue are directed in different directions, as are the efforts of the people depicted on the card. So far, what you are doing does not lead to any result. You should formulate your goal more clearly — and enlist the support of other people.

Thus, in practical life, its meaning is «much noise, but little sense.» If you want to start some business, then the Five of Wands promises only troubles and someone's promises, but not a result. If, on the contrary, you are afraid of something — for example, that you will be sued — then you can fear nothing, because empty troubles will fall to the lot of your ill-wishers.

In the inverted form, there will still be a lot of trouble and noise, and the result for the questioner is rather unfavorable (bruises and bumps).

(E. Kolesov «Azbuka Tarot»)

Other names of the Arcana: five of staves, five of scepters.

DESCRIPTION: Five young men enter into a conflict, using five wands as weapons. This card symbolizes a test or some kind of struggle, however, since the wands themselves are associated with entrepreneurship and success, the conflict does not necessarily have a negative connotation — it can be a competition of some kind. Element: Fire.

EXPLANATION: The number five is associated with uncertainty. On this card, rival, and possibly warlike forces are released. The Five of Wands is sometimes called the Lord of Strife. You may be involved in a dispute or argument with a neighbor or have started a combative legal battle. You may be facing many obstacles. However, being willing to stand firm and stand up for yourself can certainly lead to positive results.

REVERSED MEANING: This does not show conflict, but rather peace and harmony. Your relationships are stable and harmonious, and life is presenting you with new opportunities that you can view as challenges.

SELF-DEVELOPMENT LESSON: Even if you feel the pressure of increasing stress, tap into your inner reserves of strength and regain clarity of thought. Respond to the challenge and always look for new opportunities in the difficulties of everyday life.

N. Drewry «Tarot. Step-by-step guide to studying» )

Five of Wands

The Five of Wands is a challenge thrown down to us, an invitation to measure our strength, to compete, a test: do we have enough strength? This is not at all connected with enmity or a battle to the death. We are offered to try our strength — perhaps in some competition, dispute, or perhaps in some new business for us. We have the strength for this, and we are simply given a chance to use it, so there is no reason to fear serious defeat or damage, except in the event of a confluence of a number of unfavorable circumstances. The chances that this card offers should not be missed, because they give us the opportunity to be convinced of our abilities, to realize them.

WORK: The Five of Wands signifies a task that we have to solve; of course, it will require effort from us, but not overexertion. This may be a qualitatively new, unusual task, or an unusual volume or scale of work that we have not previously attempted; or a multi-move combination that requires dexterity and ingenuity. This is a competitive task, like in a TV quiz show, and it should be treated as a game, a training of strength, and not taken on with deadly seriousness.

CONSCIOUSNESS: Here this card signifies a problem or a riddle that we will have to puzzle over, but it will help us to move significantly forward on the path of knowledge. As an example, we can cite those heated arguments and fierce discussions that teenagers conduct with each other and with adults, polishing their minds and gradually developing their own ideas and ideas instead of the old ones imposed by other people.

PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS: A family of debaters who love each other, but now and then bicker or compete in something. This is not a romantic union of two tender souls, but a constant struggle. However, this feature may not be inherent in the union as such, but only reflects a certain period in the life of the partners. Or they have to fight together to solve some problem. The card may also indicate that without disputes, the union would quickly turn into a dull swamp, so the partners keep themselves «in full combat readiness.» An example is the union of the main Olympic deities, Zeus and Hera.

Fives in Tarot

The number «five» is associated with the Hierophant card, with the planet Mercury and the astrological signs of Gemini and Virgo. The metal Mercury is also called mercury. Mercury symbolizes change, freedom of movement, adaptability, flexibility, mobility, variety, travel and learning. People born under the sign of Mercury prefer intellectual activity to artisanal. They need to beware of impulsiveness and a chameleon-like ability to adapt their thoughts to the situation.

The appearance of fives in a reading indicates major changes, often concerning promotions at work, or possible travel. Some kind of public recognition is also likely. Fives often foretell adventures, interesting tasks or moves. This is a time of tension and serious expenditure of nervous energy.

The number «five» represents Yang energy, restless, volatile and impetuous. This may be a time of hasty action, adventurism, excitement, freedom from the limitations of the past, important changes, uncertainty, scattered energy and creative possibilities. This is a favorable time for literature, art, public speaking, advertising, travel, research, gambling, trade and communications. Since the character of fives is rather restless, this is not the best time for long-term hobbies.

 

Five of Wands Upright

Key words and phrases: External conflict. Struggle. Rivalry. Need for self-affirmation. Dependence on men. Communication with people of the same sex. Healthy competition. Affirmation. Belief in the competitiveness of another person. Stormy youth. Physical activity. Sports. Outdoor games. One of the guys. Fisticuffs. Obstacles. Time for energetic action. Success is achieved through persistent effort. Arguments. Bickering. Agitation. Competition. Dissonance. Self-doubt. Major quarrels. Quarrels over trifles. Rivalry. Problems with the law. A fight without inflicting injuries. Clarification of relations. Martial arts. Irritating details. Mild irritation. Annoyance. Unexpected problems. Conflict of interests. Too many matters requiring urgent consideration. Need to prioritize. War games. Testosterone. Hormonal activity. Territoriality. Travel delay. The Princess and the Pea.

Situation and advice: To get what you want, you will have to take part in a competition or solve a very interesting problem. You should avoid passivity now. Success will be the result of your persistent attempts to overcome troubles and obstacles. Some disagreements may be caused by your unwillingness to take into account the opinion of another person. Perhaps you are trying to do several things at once; if so, you need to prioritize, this will help to avoid stressful situations.

The Five of Wands says that you are somehow drawn into competition or rivalry. Some problems with the law are possible. You should take control of minor irritations and difficulties. You are taking part in a competition, and you really enjoy it. If you asked about love relationships, then perhaps in order to win the heart of a loved one, you will have to deal with a rival. If the question was about a trip, expect a delay or disruption to your plans.

This card indicates that you are simply seething with energy at the moment. Perhaps you need to throw a noisy bachelor/bachelorette party, take up karate or some other form of martial arts. (For example, I once returned from work to find that my eleven-year-old son had injured his heel while trying to do karate with his friend. That evening, I had to take him to the hospital.) Sometimes this card is associated with everyday battles. When it appears, the peace and harmony of the home literally explodes. Argument and skillfully provoked excitement lead to serious changes.

People: Competition enthusiasts. Sports teams. Open opponents. Martial arts enthusiasts. Judges at competitions.

 

Five of Wands Reversed

Key Words and Phrases: (Positive Meanings) Healthy competition. Active games. Sports. Peace. Harmony. The struggle is over. An end to bickering. Opportunities. Favorable changes. Freedom from quarrels and conflicts. A favorable resolution to a legal matter (especially if there are other “positive legal” cards in the spread, such as Justice or Court in the right position).

(Negative Meanings) Internal conflict. Lack of confidence in one’s own competitiveness. Unfair tactics. Legal battles. Big fights. Stress Unhealthy competition. A low blow. Anger. Antipathy. Obstacles. Disagreements. Petty squabbles over trivial matters. Problems with travel plans. Problems with contracts. Overwork is bad for your health.

Situation and advice: Positive aspect of the Five of Wands in the reversed position; the struggle is over, and now you can calmly continue on your way.

Negative aspect of this card: unhealthy competition, petty quarrels, dishonest tactics, unwanted problems, angry opposition, obstacles. Usually this card in the right position suggests healthy competition, but in the reversed position it has the opposite meaning. Perhaps the Five of Wands is warning you that your daily hard work is exhausting you so much that it is bad for your health. Perhaps you have been directing your energy to doing many things at once? Now is a good time to set priorities and learn to deal with stressful situations more effectively. Relief is at hand. Quarrels and discord can be turned to your advantage.

People:Evil or secret enemies. Behind-the-scenes opponents.

 

The meaning and inner meaning of the Five of Wands Arcana

The meaning of the Five of Wands in the upright position:

  • Gold, Wealth, Luxury, Magnificence, Splendor, Brilliance, Abundance, Property.
  • The physical, philosophical and moral Sun.

Other meanings of the Five of Wands Tarot in the upright position:

  • intense competition, struggle in search of wealth, conflict with colleagues, successful financial transactions
  • struggle, spirit of rivalry, anxiety

The traditional interpretation of the Five of Wands Tarot is struggle and aggravation of the situation. The surrounding cards will indicate the main areas of the Client's life subject to difficulties. The main reasons for all adversity are the same: the spirit of competition and opposition to forces that limit freedom. The client is full of anxiety and disbelief in his own strength, but persistent and persistent work will help him overcome all obstacles.

The Tarot card Five of Wands means greed, the pursuit of financial gain and material values. The desire to «live like people», the struggle for wealth and luck. A difficult test. Immature decisions, unattainable goals.

Reversed Interpretation:

  • Process, Litigation, Disagreements, Discord, Contestation, Quarrels, Insistence, Investigation, Persecution.
  • Trouble, Negotiations, Nagging, Trouble.
  • Contradiction, Inconsistency.

Other meanings of the reversed Five of Wands Tarot:

  • disagreements, insidious tricks, litigation, profiting from someone else's quarrel
  • problems with the law, acrimonious character

If the orientation is incorrect, the Five of Wands Tarot means more serious difficulties for the Client. Rivalry becomes especially fierce, behavior is insincere and unkind. The card also warns against possible complicated legal problems.

The reversed Five of Wands Tarot predicts unfair and unjust competition. You can expect intrigue, disputes, even legal problems and litigation.

Inner meaning

Following a period of reckless extravagance and less wise handling of finances, you spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to win, earn, or get more money and material values. The Five of Wands Tarot card says that these are not just attempts to increase your business; they are a greedy pursuit of financial gain.

For some time, you will face difficult trials, even deprivation, because of this struggle. If you started this struggle yourself, then you may be able to ease the situation by showing patience and tolerance. If you were drawn into the struggle by other people, you will need to fight to preserve what you have.

Note: According to some interpretations, the Five of Wands Tarot is called the card of gold, profit, and wealth. You can get rich if you strive for it and if the other signs are favorable.

 

Sources:

  1. N. Drewry «Tarot. A step-by-step guide to studying»
  2. E. Kolesov «The ABCs of Tarot»
  3. Unknown author «Basic information for reading tarot cards»
  4. H. Banzhaf «Self-study guide to tarot»
  5. Anthony Lewis «Tarot simple and clear»

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