Minor arcana · Wands
Page of Wands
The Page of Wands stands for learning, curiosity and a strength in development: the possibility is explored up close and asks to be tested.
The Page of Wands stands for learning, curiosity and a strength in development: the possibility is explored up close and asks to be tested.
A page with a bare head, in a short tunic, holds a staff taller than himself whose base touches the ground. His body leans towards the shaft, one hand resting on it.
Curiosity put to the test becomes know-how: you learn fast by accepting to do badly at first, and the clumsy gesture corrects itself with use.
The impulse goes in all directions and few things reach the end: open projects, none delivered, and the next novelty takes the place of the previous one. Curiosity replaces finishing.
Symbolism TdM. The page opens the court figures and learns the trade; tarots printed for export carry the word FRANCE engraved at the edge.
Start clumsily rather than waiting to be ready: the first attempt teaches more than preparation. What you learn settles in the gesture, then corrects itself on contact with reality.
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