Integrity and Timing

From the Tabula Mundi Colores Arcus, the Four of Wands; from the Words of the Brehon Oracle, 'Three deaths that promise life':

The Four of Wands represents completion of a task or project, not from happenstance, but through a focused effort. The symbols of the compass and the square indicate what is needed for this stage. In building, the square ensures buildings do not lean and are structurally strong and sound; it represents honesty and fairness. In architectural planning, the compass is used for drawing circles and arcs; it represents self-restraint so that we live a balanced life. Basically this card says that outer accomplishments happen when our inner world is in order. The Irish triad's 'three deaths' refer to the changing seasons in life. As the writer of Ecclesiastes states, "To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven." Right timing is also a necessary ingredient of success.