Page of Wands (Upright) | Tarot Card of the Day

“Embodying Inspiration and Aspiration.”

Page of Wands (Upright) | Tarot Card

The Page of Wands embodies the spirit of inspiration and aspiration.

Although he has not yet reached the heights of his older family members: The Knight, Queen, and King of Wands; he still possesses their same magnetic qualities within himself. The Page of Wands represents that you too embody the same strengths you admire in the people you look up to.

In traditional Rider Waite tarot symbolism, the Page of Wands represents the youthful energy of inspiration and ambition. This card signifies a time of new beginnings and creative potential. The Page of Wands carries the spark of enthusiasm and a desire for exploration. Although still in the early stages of development, this card reminds you that you possess the same qualities and strengths as those you admire.

The Page of Wands encourages you to embrace your aspirations and tap into your inner passions. Be open to new opportunities and approaches, and allow your curiosity to guide you. This is a time to take risks, experiment, and explore different avenues of self-expression. Your youthful energy and enthusiasm can lead you to exciting discoveries and bring fresh perspectives to your endeavors.

Remember, you are capable of greatness. Don't underestimate the power of your own potential. Embrace your unique strengths and talents, and trust in your ability to manifest your aspirations. Be bold, courageous, and unafraid to step into the spotlight. Allow the flame of inspiration to ignite your path and fuel your journey towards success.

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Who are your role models?

What qualities do they possess that you wish you embodied more? How would your life be different if you could tap into more of "that kind of energy?"

The Page of Wands is richly dressed for his adventure in Egypt. He was inspired by his older brother, the Knight of Wands, to overcome his insecurity and bravely explore the world. He wears a vibrant yellow tunic, the most optimistic color. A red plume tops his hat, announcing his courage to be seen by the world, as he is. The wand he holds is much taller than him. It's from his father, the King of Wands, and he hasn't quite grown up to it yet. The wand reminds him of his role models, the Knight, Queen, and King of Wands. He is mesmerized by the Knight's courage for adventure, the Queen's charisma, and the King's wisdom. He doesn't feel bad about himself by "comparing" their talents to his own. This is because he knows that he too possesses the same force behind those talents.

The very fact that you admire certain qualities in others is because you have those qualities in common.

Much like the Page, you may still be finding out how to make these qualities your own. Don't try to "compare" yourself to the abilities, talents, and achievements of others. Instead, look at the force "behind" those talents, and you will see you are on this planet to strengthen those same attributes within yourself.

For example; anyone who really knows me knows that I absolutely adore Judy Garland. I marvel at her talent, but more importantly I love her fearless authenticity on stage. She took risks and performed concerts until shortly before she died, all the while struggling with deep personal insecurity and a cruel tabloid press that wanted to rip her apart every day to sell magazines. This would hurt her deeply, but she would overcome it with a joke, and get others to laugh with her. She would get on stage knowing that people were "judging her," for her personal struggles, but she still had the courage to sing straight into the hearts of her audience. By vulnerably sharing her shadows in the open, she helped her audiences (whom she adored), heal their own troubles with a song.

Now I'll never be a singer...... However, I find myself working on being more vulnerable and fearless every day. I also learn from Judy to trust and believe in my talents, to openly share them, and to be my authentic self around others. I can't let the fear of being ridiculed for being gay, being a tarot card reader, or being different, keep me from trying to feel connected with others in the world. Some days I'm more courageous than others, but I still aspire to reveal my authentic self despite my personal fears.

Today acknowledge the qualities you admire most in your heroes and see that you share this magic in common. You are kindred souls.

Page of Wands in a Love ReadingNew Relationship

The Page of Wands symbolizes a light-hearted beginning. Your new partner is enthusiastic and never boring. He (or she) gets along best with a person who isn’t overly serious and has a good sense of humor. At this stage he is probably not ready for a serious commitment. Try not to be smothering, for you can never cage this Page.

Long Term Partnership

The Page of Wands signifies a relationship that flourishes when it is fun. This partnership requires enjoyment, play, adventure, and travel to thrive. You both also benefit from an eclectic social circle. One partner may require a more active social life which can create conflict if the other partner is prone to possessives or jealousy.

Seeking Romance

If you are single, the Page of Wands can signify a “growing process.” You are likely undergoing a major developmental stage in your personal evolution. It may feel difficult to find a serious relationship at this time, but for good reason. Although it may not feel like it, the best days are yet to come. Don’t lose your optimism about the future.

Looking to learn more? Discover the Page of Wands (Reversed) meaning.