She sits between the pillars Boaz and Jachin, black and white, at the threshold of the temple, the point of decision itself.The High PriestessA man in a castle holds a small globe and looks out over the sea; one wand is fixed to the wall, the other he holds.Two of Wands

Card combination

The High Priestess and Two of Wands

Something known and not said, beside a decision about where to go. The High Priestess sits between the pillars holding a scroll half hidden; the Two of Wands surveys the world from a height. The tradition reads the pair as a plan being made with information the planner has not admitted to having.

Together

Something known and not said, beside a decision about where to go. The High Priestess sits between the pillars holding a scroll half hidden; the Two of Wands surveys the world from a height. The tradition reads the pair as a plan being made with information the planner has not admitted to having.

In love

Associated with weighing a direction while withholding something relevant to it. Read as private rather than deceptive.

In career

A decision being taken on knowledge that is not on the table. Frequently read where somebody already knows what they will do.

The advice

The High Priestess does not answer questions, she declines to. If the choice in the Two feels unresolved, the pair suggests it is resolved and unspoken.

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