Eight of Wands
Once you pull the trigger, you can’t take back the bullet
Eight of Wands
Once your action or words have been executed, they cannot be undone. Things seem to be moving chaotically quick, and as much control as you have over this situation, there are always some mannerisms that come unraveled. You locked your target and executed your objectives. There is nothing left for you to do now but prepare for a kill shot if this one doesn’t go through and through.
If you had planned your intention carefully there should be no issue in the first shot to be the kill shot. Keep your composure, and plan accordingly on your next moves. This could be your greatest victory or hardest downfall. It all depends on how much you are willing to push for what you want.
Keep your wits about you, look for breaks in the chaos to establish equilibrium again. From here on out, you have to be fully committed to everything you do and push forth. These actions will have implication on your character so see it all the way through. This card can also symbolize air travel of some kind.
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Pull that bow string back steadily, young archer. Strike with precision and confidence. Once you begin an action, it cannot be undone. Be sure not to waste precious ammunition on an unsure shot, it’s not worth it.
If you are going to do it, commit to it completely. If you’re going to be dumb you might as well do it with confidence.
This is a sign that you’ve shot your shot and now the results will come quickly. This card in general is about quick advancements in the plot of life. This card marks a time in your life where things will suddenly speed up. Do not let this deter your sound mind. It is essential to maintain you pin-point accuracy until the last round of ammunition. The last shot should always be a clever one.
Eight of Wands reversed
This is not the time for cold feet but it’s a time for action. You are getting in your own way in this endeavor, putting yourself down and questioning your own sharp abilities. You may be wondering if this is the right call.
Regardless of what call you make, make it sharp and make it soon. The second you execute your action things will develop quickly so it’s best to keep a level head.
Conversely, this card reversed can tell you to be diligent prior to pulling the trigger. Cover all your bases and make sure this is really what you want. All is fair in love and war, and there’s no take backs.
