From the Sheridan Douglas Tarot, the Eight of Wands:
Eight arrows fly through the air, heading downward to their target. Besides the sharp points, I notice the fletching on the back of the arrows. There are three fletches (vanes) made of matched half-feathers on each end. The fletching gives stabilty to the arrow so that the arrow flies straight instead of tumbling end over end. This card indicates that a creative project or challenge is nearing its completion. The three fletches symbolize the preparation, initial action, and follow-through that have gotten me to this point. Now my attention and effort must not waver as things come to a conclusion.
From the Pages of Shustah come the card "Candle:"
The candle is used to illuminate the darkness, and represents knowledge and wisdom. I have a 150 ft. hose that I am using to water in the new shrubs and flowers I've planted. Because of its length, it often gets kinks in it (stopping the water flow), and I have to pause and backtrack to find the knot and untangle it. I've never had a challenge or a project yet that didn't have some sort of tangle; I must remember to be patient and shine a light on the problem in order to get things moving again.
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