A card in the left position indicates what has happened to affect your question in the past.

Meaning: A situation pertinent to the querent's question may well be underway and potentially involves travel of some description, physically or metaphorically. There are times when one may worry about a particular outcome, and subsequent inaction can be crippling. If you are blighted by inertia, the Knight of Wands compels you to spring into action—but take heed: action for the sake of action can exacerbate a situation for the worse. Trust your instincts, trust the fire in your belly just as the knight trusts the dragon he rides. The dragon represents the potential force of fire, but its message is that of finding the ability to ground all that force and movement lest motion becomes directionless. Can you control the unruliness of your fire?

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A card in the middle position indicates what is affecting your question at this time.

Meaning: This personality type is a romancer. Their flights of fancy can be incredibly inspiring, but they may not amount to much in the real world. They are generally attractive, sexual beings that use sexual energy to express themselves. You are arriving at a plateau, a border, and you are compelled to act, yet some passivity is essential to find balance. You might be trying too hard to bring about an outcome that is not yet clear in your own mind. This situation requires balance, equal amounts of heart and head. Your imagination is powerful, but you need to find its edges lest they become so expansive and vague that they do not materialize on this plane.

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A card in the right position indicates your questions future.

Meaning: Your successes are apparent, and you seem on the surface to be happy with your lot. Others may think you have it all, and some may long to have what they perceive you possess, but things are rarely that simple. The situation is stable, but to an extent you feel like you are at a dead end. Your heart is not full. Your instincts are telling you to get up and leave whilst the going is good. There is no shame in this. You must stop and consider what brings to your heart a sense of joy and happiness, albeit others may judge you to be selfish. The journey ahead may be an uphill struggle, but you are doing the right thing.

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