
09/24/2025
Archeon Tarot: Three of Wands
The Image
The Archeon Three of Wands depicts a winged horse, a numinous steed crowned in lunar light. Upon its back are carried three wands, while its wings are unfurled beneath the glow of a full moon. This image invokes the Celtic goddess Epona, patron of horses, fertility, and sovereignty, who in Roman Gaul was revered as both protectress and psychopomp.
Here, the horse does not merely stand—it soars in spirit, an emblem of nobility, aspiration, and the sacred duty that accompanies true enterprise.
Divinatory Meaning
This card signals nobility of intent, enterprise, great purpose, dignity, and aspirations lifted on wings of divine favor. The voyage of the Three of Wands is here sanctified: not only commercial or personal expansion, but a higher calling, a responsibility to act as emissary of vision and virtue.
Where the RWS Three of Wands emphasizes worldly progress and expansion, the Archeon adds the dimension of divine sponsorship—the hand of the goddess (Epona) guiding one’s course, conferring sacred dignity upon the seeker’s journey...to continue blog long onto elitarot2strikingly.com and scroll menu to blog pagee. Thank you for your interest and comments. May you live long and prosper.