Tarot · Wands
Page of Wands
- curiosity
- enthusiasm
- a message
The picture
A young man in a tunic patterned with salamanders stands in a desert landscape, gazing at a tall staff he holds in both hands.
The meaning
The Page of Wands looks at his staff as though seeing it for the first time. The tradition reads him as curiosity, enthusiasm and an eagerness to try things out. He may also bring good news or an invitation. His strength is a fresh eye, not experience.
Reversed
Reversed, he is read as impatience, or enthusiasm that soon fades.
In love
In love he is read as playful attraction, a flirtation or fresh excitement.
At work
At work he stands for a new idea, the start of learning or good news.
As your card of the day
Let something make you curious today. Try it without expecting a result straight away.
The Page of Wands brings a message. Be open to an invitation today.
Wands belong to fire. The tradition reads them as the cards of drive, ideas and energy.
Picture: Pamela Colman Smith, Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, 1909, public domain (Wikimedia Commons).