Knight of Wands

A rider in armor holds a rearing horse in bare, hot country, the tunic marked with salamanders. Waite's words are all about leaving: departure, absence, flight, emigration and change of home.

A question about moving city, changing employer or going abroad finds its mood here. The energy is strong and the horse is hard to steer, so check costs, visas and who stays behind. Then set a leaving date you can actually meet.

Upside down, the departure turns messy. Waite gives rupture, division, interruption and discord, as though someone left in the middle of a sentence.

A rash exit from a job or relationship can cut ties you meant to keep. If a break is needed, make it cleanly and explain it once. If plans were interrupted, find out what can be picked up again.