Two of Wands

Two of Fire · a card from the Eutheum deck

Upright

planning, decisions, horizons

Reversed

fear of the unknown, poor planning

Upright meaning

Planning the future and deciding where to go next. The Two of Fire is the moment you hold the world in your hand and look into the distance, weighing your options. Like the traveller on the red rock above the steppe, the card says you already have the basics, and now you need to choose a direction and go beyond what you know.

Reversed meaning

Fear of the unknown, hesitation, endless planning, or staying in your comfort zone. Time to stop just gazing into the distance.

Love and relationships

Thinking about the future of the relationship, deciding on a shared direction, sometimes a long-distance relationship. Reversed: uncertainty about whether to stay or go.

Work and money

Planning growth, thinking about expansion, travel, new markets. Reversed: no plan, overly cautious decisions.

The card's advice

Choose a direction. A plan only makes sense if you follow it.

In Natuland

A traveller stands on a red rock above the steppe of Sonin Valley, a burning staff in one hand and a globe in the other. Below, a caravan of tretugas moves along, and campfires burn by the Nubyte houses. Before every journey there comes a moment when you have to decide where to go.

Symbols on the card

• A globe in the hand: plans and possibilities.
• Two burning staffs: what you already have, and what you are reaching for.
• A red rock above the steppe: a place from which you can see further.
• The Treul Mountains on the horizon: the unknown, drawing you in.

The cards, characters and lands come from the novel “The Eutheum Awakening”. See the book →