Meaning: The Two of Wands shows a figure standing on a rooftop, holding a globe and looking out over a distant landscape, weighing a decision about which direction to take next.

Upright: Planning, decision-making, future vision. Points to a moment of considering options and mapping out a path forward, often after an initial idea has already taken hold.

Reversed: Indecision, fear of the unknown, playing it safe. Can suggest hesitating to commit to a plan, or staying within a comfort zone out of fear rather than genuine contentment.