What's on the card
A queen sits on a throne decorated with lions, holding a wand in one hand and a sunflower in the other. A black cat sits at her feet, and sunflowers and desert hills appear behind the throne.
Queen of Wands upright
The Queen of Wands is confidence that warms the people around it. She knows what she can do, speaks openly and runs a home or a business without fuss. The card advises showing your strengths and not shrinking your contribution. If a meeting is discussing a project you know well, speak up early and put a plan on the table.
Queen of Wands reversed
Your confidence has wobbled, or there isn't enough of you to go around. Irritation and jealousy often grow out of tiredness. Do one thing just for yourself, and recall a time when something similar already worked out for you.
Queen of Wands in love and relationships
The card speaks of warmth, attraction and open affection. A couple does well to show feelings directly and to share the things that light both of you up. Someone single draws attention when doing what they love out among people.
Queen of Wands in career and money
Your confidence and your knack for organizing people are valued right now. Take on tasks where you need to lead and inspire. If you can't cover everything, keep the lead role for yourself and hand out the routine.
Queen of Wands: yes or no
Yes Confidence and warmth will work. Show what you can do and don't play down your part.
Reversed. Maybe Self-doubt is louder for now. Remember a time something similar worked out, then decide.
Queen of Wands as your card of the day
Your confidence shows today. Speak up in the meeting, put your idea forward first or work on the thing you do best.
Reversed. Your confidence has wobbled, or there isn't enough of you to go around. Point the warmth at yourself first. Do one thing just for you and don't explain it to anyone.
A question for the evening: When did I feel most confident today?
Descriptions follow the classic 1909 Waite–Smith deck. Card meanings help you think a situation through and don't replace advice from a doctor, lawyer or financial adviser.