Thoth Tarot · Minor Arcana
Four of Wands — Completion
Completion

completion · stability · harmony · celebration · order
A reflective starting point
What is Four of Wands — Completion asking you to look at?
Meaning changes with the position, the surrounding cards and your question. Take what follows as a language, not a verdict.
Upright
A goal is reached: celebrate and consolidate what you have built before setting off again.
At first sight
Work accomplished, harmony, celebration, stability reached. It points to feasts, milestones, and solid homes and relationships.
Within you
The satisfaction of someone who has concluded a cycle and can enjoy it without losing vitality; the pleasure of feeling in your rightful place.
On the path
Fire in Chesed, Mercy that organises, with Venus in Aries in the third decan: Venusian sweetness tempers Martial impetus. Completion is energy becoming order and benevolent rule.
The shadow
Ill-dignified, it signals complacency, stasis, loss of momentum, premature conclusions.
Reversed
In the Thoth tradition a reversed card is read through its dignity with the neighbouring cards; this is its shadow side.
Success that is unstable or not enjoyed; an anxiety to move on, postponed celebrations, foundations that need reinforcing.
In love, work and spirit
Love. A stable union, living together, engagements or celebrations.
Work. A completed project, closed contracts, a harmonious working environment.
Spirit. The peace that follows work accomplished, to be lived as a base and not as an end.
Correspondences
Chesed · Fire · Venus in Aries
Crowley's note
In the Thoth deck the four wands end in ram's heads and doves, symbols of Mars and Venus, arranged in a wheel: strength and love joined in a perfect circle.
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