Page of Wands
The Page of Wands signifies a youthful spirit full of inspiration, creativity, and potential. As an apprentice bard, the card symbolizes learning and growth, embodying an artistic journey with both success and failure. It encourages perseverance in the face of challenges and the pursuit of progress despite fear.
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Introduction
I always think of pages as students or apprentices in whatever it is that the suit represents. And so my concept for them, when I started planning for the Minor Arcana court cards, was to have each page be an apprentice in a trade that could be represented conceptually by the suit.
Symbolism of the Page of Wands
The Page of Wands is a journeyman bard. The Wands are an active, practically creative suit. They represent an endeavor on the move, or a message reaching the reader, and a bard embodies all those things. He is youthful, full of inspiration, a traveling messenger with his wand staff at his back aiding him on his journey.
Creativity and Potential
Creativity and potential sprout in the form of foliage from the staff at his back, and he weaves that energy into song upon his instrument. He is learning still, and his journey may bring him failures and successes, but that is the path of an apprentice. You have to suck at something before you can get good at it, and you can't let yourself be discouraged by fear of failure from making progress.
Fyodor Pavlov tarot
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