Seven of Wands Meaning

The figure in the Seven of Wands defends his own staff from higher ground against six others — a moment when you need to protect the position or point of view you've earned. You may have rivals or critics, but you hold the advantage; you just need to stand your ground.

The Seven of Wands reversed describes a defense running out of steam, or giving in under pressure. You may be worn out from constantly having to prove yourself. If you've lost faith in yourself, rebuilding it has to come first.

You may need to protect your relationship from outside pressure — family approval, comments from your social circle, or the shadow of an old flame. This relationship is worth fighting for; move forward without compromising your stance, but also without getting defensive for no reason.

You're in a period where you have to defend your position, your ideas or the success you've achieved — there may be rivals or criticism, but the advantage is yours. Trust yourself, because that high ground wasn't easy to reach; don't give it up now.