Combination of card Four of Wands and card The Hanged Man
The first combination signifies achieving inner harmony and balance. The Hanged Man in an upright position symbolizes acceptance of the situation and a relaxed attitude toward difficulties, while the Four of Wands indicates stability and comfort. Together, these cards suggest finding inner peace despite external challenges. An example could be a person who, having accepted the difficulties of their situation, finds peace and harmony in the comfort of their home.
Combination of reversed card Four of Wands and card The Hanged Man
The Hanged Man upright and the Four of Wands reversed together indicate that the situation may be difficult. There is still acceptance and submission to circumstances, but this comes with discomfort and dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs. For example, a person might endure challenges at work but feel uncomfortable due to the lack of stability and comfort at home.
Combination of card Four of Wands and reversed card The Hanged Man
Now let's move on to the next combination. The reversed Hanged Man and the upright Four of Wands indicate resistance to change and a desire for stability. The person might fear leaving their comfort zone and prefer familiar circumstances. For example, this could look like a stubborn effort to maintain comfort and stability at home, despite negative changes in the external situation.
Combination of reversed card Four of Wands and reversed card The Hanged Man
The last combination is the most difficult. The reversed Hanged Man and the reversed Four of Wands together indicate a reluctance to change and a rejection of the current situation. This could relate to negative changes in life and an unwillingness to accept new circumstances. An example might be a person who denies the changes happening and feels discomfort from the lack of stability and comfort at home.