The Two of Wands shows a man holding a hiking staff, standing at a fork in the road. The path(s) are golden, the vegetation very green, and the sky and distant mountains reds, yellows and oranges. Birds and a high mountain are in the direction of one fork, a lower mountain on the other. Two ornate wands, each appearing to be 10-12 feet high, are planted haphazardly in the ground between the two paths, and a stag stands near each.
This card is obviously about a choice or choices. Based on my personal experience hiking, one choice (the higher mountain) leads to a higher view and greater reward, but is likely to be much more difficult than the other, which is still good, but perhaps not as spectacular. Also based on personal experience, you should be very sure about your commitment to a venture before choosing the harder path. Consider carefully which would be better suited at this point in your life.
Also, according to the book, items that number two generally indicate the involvement of others. Obviously I will need to learn much more about each set of cards (aces, two's, etc) after I finish my overall view. Not to mention numerology, esoteric symbols, and a whole slew of other things. :)
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