Keyword: Ignition Song: "Adventure," by Be Your Own Pet
In the Rider-Waite-Smith version, there's a hand that appears out of a cloud holding the Ace of Wands. The wand has buds coming out of it. They're green and fresh.
The status of the green buds in the wand is important. Because the buds are green and sprouting, they are healthy and viable.
What does this mean for you? Well, the Ace of Wands is a sign that your ideas have merit and are strong! They are viable, doable and easy to execute.
This is a great card for motivation! Got the germ of an idea? On the fence about whether to go with it or not?
The Ace of Wands is a clear sign to go for it, full throttle. Don't wait!
Today, embrace your inner adventurer. Go someplace new! Try something new!
Or, if that scares you, take the Ace of Wands as sign to dust off that draft of a novel and get cracking! Finish that painting that's not speaking to you right now. Or start crocheting a granny square.
Whatever it is, just do it! You'll be glad you did!
Once you start writing, painting or crocheting, more ideas will flow into you. So pick up your magickal Ace of Wands and embrace the creative flow that will pour out of you like waterfall!
Use the Ace of Wands to build momentum toward something you've only dreamed about. Take that dream from your subconscious to into reality with the Ace of Wands. That's what it's there for!
What if you have no ideas to bring forth? No problem! I've got some questions for you to mull over.
What are you ready to create? What are you toying with doing next?
How do you know if you should take that idea out of cold storage and set it free? Good question!
The Ace of Wands says the idea is viable. But for further help deciding, ask yourself: "Does this idea enhance my life? Does it create good for a certain population (Insert the group of people the idea will help here.)?"
"Are there tools in place I can use to make this idea happen? If not, how can I create those tools?"
Remember, no one thought flight was possible until the Wright brothers did it. North Carolina's slogan is: "First in Flight."
It's not about WHO was "First In Flight". If it wasn't them, it wasn't them.
I'm not too proud to admit I'm wrong. And I might be wrong. That's okay.
Back to my point from earlier. It wasn't generally believed to be possible for a long time. Until, suddenly it was possible. And now, you can't imagine NOT flying somewhere.
The Ace of Wands doesn't give one hoot about what's possible or not possible. You shouldn't either! Don't get bogged down in reality versus fantasy or practical versus impractical.
All options are equally available and good. Pick one and work out how to make ita reality!
If you haven't heard the song for the Ace of Wands, you should. There were a lot of songs I could have picked to show the Ace of Wands meaning.
I chose "Adventure" because it talks repeatedly about adventuring! There's talk of fighting a tiger, even.
Be Your Own Pet has created a song that is so perfectly the Ace of Wands that no other song comes close. I had to go with them because to do otherwise would have been a grave disservice to the Ace of Wands.
