In the traditional Rider-Waite tarot deck, the Six of Wands depicts a victorious knight riding on a white horse, representing purity and strength. He is carrying a wand with a laurel wreath, symbols of success and victory. The crowd around him signifies recognition and public acclaim.

In a general context, the Six of Wands signifies victory and success in any venture you've embarked on. It means that you are achieving your goals and that others recognize your achievements. It brings uplifting messages and denotes accomplishment, confidence, and the fulfillment leaving many negative situations behind.

In a love context, the Six of Wands can mean that you've reached a level of stability in your relationship. You may recently have overcome a problem or dispute and you're now celebrating this accomplishment. Or, if you're single, it can signify that you're attracting positive energy and notoriety.

When it comes to career and finances, the Six of Wands signifies success and recognition in professional life. This can be a promotion, successful completion of a project, or recognition of your work by others. In financial terms, it can indicate a stable situation or a sign of increase wealth.

If health is your concern, the Six of Wands is a good card to draw. It can represent the body's strength and vitality, indicating that you are either currently in good health or you are on the right path to healing and recovery if you've been ill.

On a spiritual level, the Six of Wands is a positive card that suggests a spiritual victory or triumph. It can mean overcoming doubt or fear, finding inner peace or balance, or achieving a significant spiritual milestone.

If drawn as a past card, the Six of Wands indicates a major victory or achievement from your past that has shaped the person you are today. If drawn for the present, it suggests a current victory or positive recognition you're experiencing. As a future card, it signals continued success, and impending achievement or recognition for your efforts.

When the Six of Wands is reversed, it may signify delays or obstacles, lack of recognition, or the need for self-confidence. Perhaps you've experienced a fall from grace or a setback in your plans. It's a call to persevere and not lose hope - success is still attainable.

In a Yes or No reading, the Six of Wands represents victory, success and achievements — all very positive signs. Therefore, if you draw the Six of Wands in a yes/no reading, it is generally taken as a 'yes'.