The Four of Wands is a card of partnership.
Focus on the Four of Wands when you want to form an alliance or embark on a
joint venture.
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Under a canopy of firelight, two students from the School of Wands
begin to dance.
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The young man is bowing and the young woman is curtseying, in a show
of mutual consideration and respect.
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They’re both dressed in red, the elemental color of fire. It
indicates that they’re energetic and enthused, and that they’re
practicing fire magic.
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They’re positioned in the center of a magic circle, which symbolizes
protection and focus. Circles also represent unity and wholeness.
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The four cardinal directions are marked by burning torches.
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The eight-pointed mosaic on the floor is reminiscent of the Wheel of
the Year.
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The star design in the center of the mosaic looks like a compass
rose, a mapmaker’s guide to direction.
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A dance is a synchronized movement through time and space. Some
dances are choreographed. Some are rituals. Most are performed in
celebration.
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This particular dance could be a rehearsal, designed to help the
couple practice their steps and find their footing. While dancing can
lead to friendship and romance, most dancers go through dozens of
partners before they find their perfect match.
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The couple might also be preparing for a performance in front of an
audience. With enough practice, their movements will look graceful and
effortless. Only other dancers will realize how much time and effort
went into their preparation.