Tarot · Minor Arcana · Wands

Knight of Wands

  • fire
  • passion
  • drive
  • charisma

Key facts

Arcana
Minor Arcana
Suit
Wands
Number
12
Element
Air of Fire.
Keywords
fire, passion, drive, charisma

Knight of Wands upright

The Knight of Wands gallops off, carried by a passion that wants nothing more than to act. It’s the energy of someone who dares, charms, sweeps others along, and moves without waiting for everything to be perfect. This fire is beautiful when you steer it, let it carry you toward what truly sets you alight. Move forward, but keep an eye on your heading so the momentum doesn’t scatter you.

Knight of Wands reversed

Reversed, the Knight of Wands speaks of a fire that flares up or drops too fast. Maybe you’re starting a thousand things without finishing any, swept along by impatience. Nothing is as urgent as your fire believes; you can channel it without snuffing it out. Choose a direction, hold it for a few steps, and your energy will find its full meaning again.

A question to sit with

Where is your fire carrying you, and how could you give it a heading rather than a thousand starts?

Frequently asked questions about Knight of Wands

What does Knight of Wands mean upright?
The Knight of Wands gallops off, carried by a passion that wants nothing more than to act. It’s the energy of someone who dares, charms, sweeps others along, and moves without waiting for everything to be perfect. This fire is beautiful when you steer it, let it carry you toward what truly sets you alight. Move forward, but keep an eye on your heading so the momentum doesn’t scatter you.
What does Knight of Wands mean reversed?
Reversed, the Knight of Wands speaks of a fire that flares up or drops too fast. Maybe you’re starting a thousand things without finishing any, swept along by impatience. Nothing is as urgent as your fire believes; you can channel it without snuffing it out. Choose a direction, hold it for a few steps, and your energy will find its full meaning again.

Sources

  • Arthur Edward Waite, The Pictorial Key to the Tarot, William Rider & Son, 1911.
  • Rachel Pollack, Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom, Weiser Books, 1980.