Page of Wands Tarot Card Meanings
Ideas: Concentration, examination, possible potential
Traits: Cautious, cowardly, discouraging, experimental, hesitant, indecisive, observant, studious, timid
Emotions: Apprehension, contentment, insecurity, nervousness, relief, satisfaction, uneasiness
- Actions:
- Building your courage
- Concentrating on what you have initiated
- Examining a passion
- Finding your creative outlet
- Ignoring input or feedback from others
- Studying the potential of something before carrying out actions
Ideas: Affirmation, true believer, validation
Traits: Confident, curious, imaginative, naive, objective, questioning, youthful
Emotions: Cheerfulness, eagerness, enthusiasm, hope, optimism
- Actions:
- Asking for feedback
- Being a cheerleader or ardent advocate for your cause
- Being a true believer
- Leaping at a new opportunity
- Taking first steps towards independence
- Trusting in your own abilities
Ideas: Bad decisions, hindrance, overconfidence
Traits: Arrogant, distractible, fickle, hurried, impatient, impulsive, thoughtless
Emotions: Annoyance, desire, frustration, irritation, pride
- Actions:
- Abandoning current opportunity in favor of a new one
- Basing your entire self-image on what others think
- Becoming overconfident
- Being so eager to do it yourself that you hinder your own progress
- Making bad decisions
- Seizing every new idea that comes your way without question
Page of Wands’ Advice
Personal Growth
Make something happen! List your goals, determine what needs to be done, pick a target, and take those first steps. Learning new tricks keep the mind and body young. A mature soul sets ego aside and embraces the unknown with eagerness.
Relationship
Be eager to try new things, especially activities that fall outside your comfort zone. Don’t hide your emotions: let eagerness show. Be vulnerable; if you don’t know what to do, admit it. Learn from a more experienced lover, or take someone under your wing.
Career
Be honest about your ability—or your lack of ability. When someone uses a term you don’t know, ask for a definition. Watch for opportunities to be a student and to learn new programs and processes. Your ignorance can be a tool, helping you see what others will dismiss.
Spirituality
Pledge to fully experience (or recapture) the thrill of exploring new spiritual horizons. Read a book for beginners—even if you’ve been involved in your practice for decades. Consider teaching others; beginners should find a trustworthy teacher.
