6 of wands as feelings angelic tarot ritual and spread

6 of Wands As Feelings: Love, Pride & Success

6 of wands as feelings angelic tarot ritual and spread

6 of Wands as Feelings: A Psychological & Energetic Relationship Deep Dive

The 6 of Wands (Jupiter in Leo) is a card of both victory and pride… It represents hard-won success, public recognition, confidence, and a sense of triumph. In the context of love, this card brings themes of being seen, celebrated, and admired. The traditional Smith-Waite image shows a figure on horseback, receiving cheers from the crowd. It’s about standing out and being acknowledged, especially after a struggle.

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But as with all cards, its meaning shifts based on context and relationship dynamics. Let’s explore what the 6 of Wands says about feelings in love and relationships through the lens of major psychological relationship models.

Archangel Michael is the corresponding Archangel for the Suit of Wands (Fire).

6 of Wands as Feelings of a Love Interest (Upright)

When someone feels the 6 of Wands for you, they feel proud of your connection. You may represent a kind of trophy relationship, or at the very least, a situation they feel they have ‘won.’ This person might admire you deeply, see you as someone who enhances their image, or feel lucky to have earned your affection.

In terms of Lee’s Love Styles, think Eros—the passionate lover who sees their partner as an ideal. But also a touch of Ludus if the energy around the card is overly focused on pride and winning.

Looking at this card through the lens of Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love, their feelings lean heavily into passion and a dash of commitment. Intimacy may still be building, but there’s clear admiration and public pride.

They likely perceive the relationship as beneficial, perhaps even enhancing their social status. It feels like a fair exchange (Social Exchange & Equity Theory)—or better!

6 of Wands as Feelings when Reversed or Ill-dignified

Reversed, the 6 of Wands can indicate a bruised ego or fear of rejection. Your love interest may have wanted to impress you but feels they’ve fallen short. It can also show feelings of resentment if they feel unappreciated or not recognised for their efforts.

Anxious or avoidant tendencies may emerge. An anxious person may feel unworthy; an avoidant may withdraw if they feel their pride is threatened.

Your love interest may feel their investment (time, emotional energy) isn’t paying off—leading to dissatisfaction.

6 of Wands When You Are Single and Looking

You are entering the dating scene with a confident stride. This card says: own your charisma. You’re likely to stand out, so embrace your individuality.

  • Tip: Stay mindful of how much energy goes into being admired versus being truly known.
  • A strong Eros energy can attract partners, but beware of falling for style over substance.

Key Takeaways for Singles:

  1. Visibility matters; now’s a great time to update your profile, try new groups, and show up.
  2. Confidence is attractive—just don’t let it become performative.
  3. Keep your heart open beneath the armour of self-assurance.

6 of Wands As Your Attachment Style in the Relationship

You may present as secure, proud, and eager to celebrate your partner. However, there may be a shadow of validation-seeking or performative love beneath the surface. Pride in the relationship is key, but watch for codependent tendencies disguised as loyalty.

The energy of this card can be associated with secure attachment, but with undertones of anxious-preoccupied if your self-worth depends on how others view your relationship.

6 of Wands As the Attachment Style of Your Love Interest

Your partner may be showing up as proud and confident in the relationship. They want to win you over, impress you, and be seen as a catch. If reversed, their confidence may be masking insecurity.

In alignment with the Social Exchange Theory, they see value in the relationship—and themselves. But if the balance feels off, that pride can turn into resentment.

6 of Wands As the Energetic Connection

There’s a buzz of admiration, chemistry, and recognition. You uplift each other and may be seen as a power couple.

Shadow: There’s a risk of comparison, or one partner feeling overshadowed..

Mutual support: You celebrate one another’s wins.

6 of Wands As the Potential Outcome

There’s great potential for success if pride doesn’t tip the scales and block vulnerability. This could be a relationship others admire—outwardly strong, with a lot to build on.

High satisfaction + high investment = strong commitment according to Rusbult’s Investment Model… but only if mutual admiration remains balanced.

6 of Wands in a Relationship Breakdown

Pride often precedes a fall. In breakdowns, this card may signal ego clashes, a lack of recognition, or one partner’s need to always be right. Public image might be prioritised over emotional truth.

In the dyadic and social phases of a breakdown (Duck’s Phase Model), one or both may focus on how the relationship looks to others. The need to be right or to save face can hinder honest communication.

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Angelic Love Tarot Ritual for Confidence and Positive Dating Energy

6 of Wands Angelic Tarot Card Meanings Keywords and Correspondences

You’ll need:

  • The 6 of Wands card
  • A red or white light candle (tea light is fine)
  • A red rose (optional)
  • A quiet space

Ritual Steps:

  • Meditate on the symbolism in your card and feel the Fire energy expand your heart chakra.
  • Set your intention: Hold the 6 of Wands and focus on a vision of dating with confidence and joy.
  • Light the candle and place it beside the card.
  • Pray (while holding the rose to your heart if you are using one): “Archangel Michael, radiant ruler of the Element of Fire, enflame my heart with passion and joy. Help me be confident yet humble. Guide me in being seen and truly known, as well as seeing the True Self of others. Thank you for clearing the path to harmonious and passionate love. So be it.”

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Confidence without Ego Tarot Spread

Use this Tarot spread inspired by the 6 of Wands as feelings to bring out your most authentic self in all your relationships.

confidence without ego love tarot spread inspired by the 6 of wands as feelings

1. What makes me shine right now?
2. How can I generously share my radiance?
3. Where is pride getting in the way of intimacy?
4. How can I express confidence that invites connection?
5. Message from Archangel Michael about love and authenticity (feel free to pull an angel oracle card here)

Love Tarot Card Meanings + Rituals Index

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